rich deepened on the arabian peninsula between qatar on the one hand and saudi arabia and united arab emirates on the other. was a hawk in the united arab emirates there's an extreme concentration of power in the hands of the crown prince of abu dhabi who is reined in all his brothers. from the mohammed bin zayed 1st project was to create a credible army and to focus all its military strategy around the protection of its borders but that's one of the last. model hamad bin zayed attended centers the prestigious british military academy he has a pretty near like side to his personality he's very determined. mohammed things ziad has always been fascinated by new military technology and every 2 years he organizes what is now the largest worldwide. opens up for solo side of this arms fair really is and disease baby more is which is why he always goes there without fail and visit each of the stats showing just how much he is in his element in this environment and that is. using his checkbook to claim his see the crown prince himself a former head of. the pilot has managed to attract plenty of wester

or egypt for short of the word means they came from united arab emirates. make no secret of that. they are supporting general hospital and good. after all it is very likely. the united arab emirates and talks with them and receive funding and there is also a weapons and it's there of the battle here is going through the door but the. libya and you know that this and the invention started since 911 when the what's called the league under pollutions again because of it. there were many medals and support from the emirates 2 groups in libya of them generally for half hour well also since then the way that this whole conflict has been carried out has also changed and i see that the un is estimating that just in the past 6 months the 2 sides of conducted more than 900 drone missions and so when when this assault began on tripoli back in april and lots of people said that have to have this advantage because he was using these trains and the report specifies he's a chinese made drones that came from the u.a.e. but each of these costs $2000000.00 so you tell me where is have to getting his

now the desert nation that is the united arab emirates is probably one of the last countries you'd associate with fish production but salmon is a popular staple that especially in the high class hotels of dubai and imports concepts by demand so salmon farming on the average has become a reality and a look at the. vast tanks filled with some $40000.00 salmon each one critical to the sustainability of united arab emirates agriculture at least that's what this fish farmer says. to d. the u.a.e. imports are on 92 percent of its fish from abroad our goal today is to be able to fulfill that demand for imports domestically so that we have food security. over there. feeding the fish is the easy part but making them feel at home in a warehouse in the middle of the desert require sophisticated technology. so. we provide for them a sudden rise sunset. a strong current or a simple river current and deep sea water was. deep sea. the farm harvests around $10000.00 kilos each month and nearby supermarket shelves where shoppers can pack up their locally produced organic salmon though it doesn't come cheap i

saudi arabia, qatar, and the united arab emirates. qatar, and the united arab emirates. a generation with unbridled ambition and dreams of shaping the future of the arab world. >> these are people who think power is g given to them. >> thehe rivalry between these three men has plunged the gulf into a crisis unlike any other. mohammad bin salman is the youngest and a powerful figure in saudi arabia. pastime,ite first-person shooter video games. >> he is someone who lives in this ulterior world, where you canjoin -- where you control l an entire game wititha joystick. you're are thehe master of life and death. >> he shoots first. he asks questions later. >> hailed as a reformer by the west, re-add's new strongman demonstrated his brutality by declaring a bloody war and in yemen. has claimed the lives of seveveral tens of f thousands. on the borders of ththe saudi kingdom, mbs found an ally in ziad,ape of mohohammed bin or mbz. dhabiown prince of abu ruled with an iron fist. mohammamad bin salmlman is a militatary man. ziad is -- mohammed bin a mililitary man. >> in order t

accord in tripoli that he better other the panel has named a number of countries including the united arab emirates on top of them to jordan and the sudan the united arab emirates as the panel says has provided have there was an advance an air defense system and also the sudan has deployed a 1000. military individuals in the east of the country and also in a deal for an airbase in symptom of deserved of libya also the panel says that have to those forces have received training in jordan and turkey has also sent military equipment along with ukraine to libya now we know that the panel says that all these practices are violation of the embargo on libya. so dan's military has spoken out against the u.n. draft report and says the findings of false i mean. there are none of our armed forces in libya the report mention the name of the leader of the rep and support forces which is part of the sudanese military in answers to its general commander the sudanese military forces cannot participate in any neighboring country without an official order which is a sovereign a shoot the decision to go to war scene

involving in via involved in violating get their arms embargo on libya as you know that the united arab emirates is one of the fittest contras supporting have to in fact it has an established about 40 years ago in the eastern city of emerge east of the city of and it has support that have to do with the advance of dirt fighter jets and drawings that have been taken part in all the battles led by have to in the east and also in tripoli starting from april and now we know that many people here in the government of national accord which is looking to buy the you made nations they are also wondering why if the report is not also a revealing the fact that egypt is clearly among the countries along with russia and france among the countries supporting have to they're also wondering why despite the fact that the government of russia who are demented minute times that it has killed dozens of russian most know is fighting for have that in southern tripoli but that report is not condemning the russia or egypt ok thank you very much for that mom or dad for us in tripoli. wide flares have been seen on both

africa is suspending arms sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates over concerns they're being used against civilians both countries have been accused of transferring weapons they bought from south africa to be used in the war in yemen violates the terms of the export agreement which does not allow weapons to be passed on to a 3rd party south african official should also be able to inspect weapons facilities but saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have both refused to give them access the emerging are is the executive director of the afro middle east center he joins me now from johannesburg good have you with us live on the program so what's sparked this arms ban because it could have been set into place a long time ago. it could have in fact in terms of southern africa has national conventional arms control act. should not have been able to purchase arms for years already because one of the conditions of the act is that we were not so to countries that violate human rights and deny basic freedoms which happens in saudi arabia all the time however that has kind of been overlooked despi

called in tripoli that he better other the panel has named a number of countries including the united arab emirates on top of them jordan and the sudan the united arab emirates as the panel says has provided have there was an advance of an air defense system and also the sudan has deployed a 1000. military individuals in the east of the country and also in a deal for an airbase in symptom of deserved of libya also the panel says that have to his forces have received training in jordan and turkey has also sent military equipment along with ukraine to libya now we know that the panel says that all these practices are violation of the embargo on libya. the saudi oil giant aramco has announced details of its plans to sell shares in the company for the 1st time it is also listed risks investors may face once the company shares a publicly listed in its prospect is around to highlight a terrorism and armed conflict as having the potential to hit the company and its share price in september drones were used to attack its oil processing facilities cake and caracas hitting global oil supplies there's also th

draft report has accused several countries including the united arab emirates sudan dorgan and turkey of violating the u.n. arms embargo imposed on libya meanwhile the internationally recognized government in tripoli has demanded an explanation from paris following the reported discovery of french owned missiles at a base used by have to france has denied being involved and says the missiles were missing before the founding of have task forces many are concerned that foreign interference in libya is threatening to make any peacemaking efforts a lost cause. of disease. a prominence cambodian opposition politician has made his 1st public appearance since his release from house arrest of cam so castille faces treason charges and he's buying banned from politics and leaving the country the cambodian government's been facing increasing international pressure over its crackdown on the opposition when he reports from. the president of the opposition cambodian national risky party spent his 1st full day of relative freedom still in his home in the capital phnom penh he met diplomats the 1st w

in the war the conflict also drove a wedge between saudi arabia and its coalition ally the united arab emirates yemen's president the saudi crown prince and the u.s. crown prince were all at that signing ceremony in riyadh. development a such as positive but we have to see of course what the substance is and the implementation. so let's have a look at what is understood to be the key details of the plan yemen's government will return to aden and it'll put state institutions back in place cabinet positions will also be given to members of the southern transitional council the u.a.e. backed separatist movement turned against had his government and seized aid in an organist it wanted self rule in southern yemen. more from a diplomatic editor james bays at the u.n. . the deal that's been signed could bring peace to one part of yemen's violent conflict it's worth noting that those that have signed up to this deal of the southern transitional council they're an ally of the united arab emirates and the government to yemen they're an ally of saudi arabia so you actually have the u.a.e. and saudi arabia

very much for the 1st time since the blockade of qatar began in 2017 saudi arabia and the united arab emirates national football teams have arrived in doha to compete in the arabian gulf cup the saudi squad took a direct flight from riyadh which is significant because there are currently no direct commercial flights between the neighboring countries saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahaman and egypt cut off diplomatic ties with qatar accusing it of supporting armed groups doha strongly denies the allegations saudi arabia's 1st game is against kuwait on wednesday the united arab emirates have also touched down in the qatari capital they opened their gulf cup campaign against yemen on tuesday they're in the same group as the host and will play could tar and much anticipated game on december 2nd politics and world cup preparations have given this year's event added significance as andy richardson reports. the year began with unprecedented scenes for qatar's national football team celebrating their 1st ever asian cup title victories to felix sanchez his team a huge but not entirely unexpected junction on t

and in sport the united arab emirates saudi arabia and bahrain have all now arrived for the gulf cup here in qatar will have the build up to the opening game. police in the georgian capital tbilisi have falls protesters to move from the entrances to parliament people had been trying to block politicians from getting inside the building and holding a session they've been demonstrating for weeks demanding an overhaul of the electoral system which they say favors the ruling georgian dream party they're also calling for an early election robin forestay walker has the latest from outside parliament in tbilisi. right now there's a crown over to my right in front of the parliament still there with their placards assembled. a collection of civil society groups and different opposition parties and they plan to keep up their protest to keep reminding the governing party that they were next on the promise of electoral reform i should add that m.p.'s have been able to enter the building governing party and these they have held a session this morning and the speaker of parliament said that it was

asian cup victory came in the united arab emirates one of the countries that's been imposing an. blockade on cats are since $27.00 seen in the u.a.e. along with fellow blockaders saudi arabia and bahrain initially decided to boycott this gulf cup and select the form of footballing u.-turn earlier this month the saudi team arrived in doha having taken a direct flight from riyadh this at a time when there are no direct commercial flights between the countries cattles world cup organizers hope fans from all countries will come to this tournament and the main event in 2022. look i mean there is this old saying about how football can always do a politics has been able to do but we stay away from politics we look at it as a footballing event to come from from everywhere all walks of life i mean this this world cup is for the people of the region and the people of the region are all welcome to to to this world cup obviously going to the world as well. councils fans will get the chance to see if the team can win a 2nd trophy and 29. and the richardson al-jazeera. same with football thous

the farm is expected to sell the first salmon that is 100% born and bred in the united arab emirates. >> a company built on names like cover girl and max factor has kylie to buy 51% of cosmetics. the $600 million deal includes an effort to get a leg up in a market domominated as oncece landndmark brands flflounder. forbes named her the youngest self-made billionaire. that is drawing criticism f from people pointing out she w was bn into wealtlth and fame already.. maybe not rags to riches. probably some good business sense to make that kind of a deal. the nextmomg up in half hour, do you like food? >> i do. genie: the taste of a perfect french meal. more after the news. woman: tonight, on the frontline in syria... how far away is the isis position? just about 100 meters? the end of isis. there's just motorcycles going past. peace is tantalizingly close... [woman speaking native language] but when it comes, can it last? [music playing]

in the war the conflict also driven a wedge between saudi arabia and its coalition ally the united arab emirates yemen's president the saudi crown prince and the u.a.e. crown prince all attended that signing ceremony in riyadh these are the key details as we understand them under the plan yemen's government will return to aden to put state institutions back in place cabinet positions will be given to members of that sudden transitional. the u.a.e. backed separatist movement had turned against had these government and seized aid in august it was looking for self rule in southern yemen here is james bay's diplomatic editor who is that the united nations in new york hi james any reaction to this so far yes well i think people are welcoming this it's been talked about for some time and clearly we have now a peace deal in place that if it is followed through by by those on both sides will mean potentially some peace in one part of the violent conflict in yemen it is though of course one part of this very complex multi dimensional war and of course this in some ways is the most recent part and as you'

the united arab emirates and egypt are to invest $20000000000.00 in economic and social projects the announcement was made while egyptian president abdel fatah sisi visited abu dhabi crown prince mohammed bin zayed in the u a e the leaders say the funds will be used to establish joint strategic investment projects in a number of sectors no further details have yet been provided. to another libya now where a corruption scandal has rocked the country's fishing industry and claimed political casualties 2 ministers have resigned after allegations they received millions in bribes from iceland's the biggest fishing company some hairy the kickbacks were supposedly in exchange for fishing quotas and totaled around 11000000 euros. some harries trawler fleet catches thousands of tons of fish across the world's oceans by the look of things far more than they're allowed to to avoid being handicapped by strict quotas the company's managers are said to have paid one and a half 1000000000 icelandic crowns in bribes some 11000000 euros the bribes were aimed at namibian politicians they're accused of

since then, pakistan have played the majority of their ‘home' internationals in the united arab emiratese series. in a statement, the pcb's director of international cricket, zakir khan, said: "this is fabulous news for pakistan and it's reputation of being as safe and secure as any other country in the world." india's cricketers are well on top ahead of the second day's play in the first test against bangladesh in indore. the tourists chose to bat first after winning the toss, and were skittled out forjust 150. mohammed shami was the pick of the indian bowlers with 3 for 27. the home side lost rohit sharma for just six at the start of their innings but they'll resume on day two on 86 for i, with cheteshwar pujara 43 not out, and mayank agarwal unbeaten on 37. thursday was the penultimate day of competition at the world para athletics championships in dubai. the highlights included a first gold medal of the games for kenya, a win for the usa in a brand new event, and a 60—year—old who won a silver medal. kate grey reports. earlier today we saw can you win their first gold earlier today w

and the united arab emirates have also touched down in the qatari capital they opened their golf cup campaign against yemen on tuesday they're in the same group as the host and will play qatar in a much anticipated game on december the 2nd the country regional tournament normally struggles to make headlines but given domestic politics and world cup preparations this year's event has added much significance and he richardson reports the year began with unprecedented scenes for qatar's national football team celebrating their 1st ever asian cup title victory for felix sanchez his team a huge but not entirely unexpected junction on the road to hosting the 2022 world cup most of the squad came through the country's national academy and sanchez the former youth team coach a pass a loner has been part of the set up for more than a decade knowing that you have a world cup that you you're going to have the chance the possibility to play. for the 1st time in the story for your national demon in your country is a big motivation but also the players there's a long term plan or so they know that

they were in the east of the country where it is known that the united arab emirates operated.hat it calls the general forces. this member state is thought to be the uae. if there is concrete evidence of direct military intervention by outside countries, then that is totally u na cce pta ble a nd outside countries, then that is totally unacceptable and it needs to be investigated further and discussed at the most senior levels. neither the uae responded to our requests for comment. there has been an arms embargo on libya since 2011. today, the un will discuss how it has been broken and who may be responsible. in northern mexico, three men have been arrested over the murder of nine americans. drug cartel gunmen are suspected. these are the latest pictures from the scene. you can see family members. and also the remains of an suv. we now know that a 13—year—old survivor hid six of his siblings in bushes before walking 23km to raise the alarm. the ambush happened as the family travelled between their community settlements. a group of three mothers and their 1a children were in the

and to the united arab emirates and egypt are to invest $20000000000.00 in economic and social projects denouncement was made while egyptian president up there thought i'd see visited up with dobby crown prince mohammed bin saeed in the u.a.e. . to colombia now where the peace process keeps facing new challenges that could endanger deals signed by the state and former foreign to realists but there's also a new push from communities to strengthen that peace agreement with the government young business people are supporting projects that help extra rio fighters reintegrate into society he w. visited a textile factory and a brewery that have gotten involved. ruben diarrheal is checking the brewery equipment the beer is one of the items being produced by former fark rebels following the peace agreement between fark and the government just like who then about 3000 x. fighters live in these camps made for x. park members to reenter society the former fighters receive the equivalent of $200.00 euros a month it's the same money that finances the brewery. even though it is very popular sales inc

backed government has signed a power sharing deal with a separatist group that is backed by the united arab emirates the group known as the 7 transitional council has been fighting the government for control of the city they did it was despite being part of a coalition with the government to fight iran back with the rebels. 5 fight is in lagos nigeria are battling a fire at a huge market shop keep this it's been throwing goods from up with rules and trying to battle the flames while fire engines struggle to reach the sea. at least 3 women and 6 children all u.s. citizens have been killed by drug cartel gunmen in the city of this day in northern mexico that's according to officials now mexico's security minister said it is likely that the group would talk to accidentally at least 5 children have been taken to hospital for treatment. now across the german capital festivities are underway marking 30 years since the fall of the belin wall on that historic night the night of november 1989 the unthinkable happened east germany's communist regime open the border you now spent allowed its citizens to safely

and united arab emirate toward a negotiated settlement.is far off and a high risk that but it is something they must do to break the sanctions. rulesll ahead, a court that they must repatriate the dutch women in syria. cambodian opposition leader needs supporters after being freed. ♪ >> here is a reminder of our top stories. silent to bolivia's former president, asking the country to ensure his safe departure. the former leader resigned. hong kong's chief executive has described protesters as the enemy of the people. an activist was shot by police. the u.n. atomic watchdog has confirmed that iran is increasing its uranium enrichment. the eu says it is extremely concerned about the violation. a dutch court has ordered the netherlands to repatriate more than 50 children of the women who joined isil in syria. they have asked their families to return home from the camp in northern syria. the judge ruled the mothers need not be sent back. withguring out what to do women and children associated with the many is -- enemy is not a new problem. thi

just look at how this press conference is viewed today in saudi arabia or united arab emirates or israeliran and russia. all these countries that deal with or have issues with turkey or with turkey's policies in syria or turkey's role as a regional power are looking with a bit of cautiousness, because president erdogan has just been empowered by the superpower president trump in a sense of saying we are with you in the war on terror in your policy on the middle east and you are a senior partner of ours in the middle east. likewill echo in places korea and the philippines. >> thanks. you're watching al jazeera live from london. bolivia's new interim leader denies former ,resident was ousted in a coup deploying security forces to keep the peace. hong kong police claim universities have become refuges for criminals as violent crashes -- clashes with pro-democracy protesters escalate. ♪ >> the wind has swung around now . in some places that helps with the fires, in sums it doesn't. speedhould lower the wind but there is no rain falling except down here in victoria. probably good news. 22 in

the panel has named a number of countries including the united arab emirates on top of them jordan and sudan the united arab emirates as the panel says has provided have there was an advance an air defense system and also the sedan has deployed a 1000. military individuals in the east of the country and also in a job for. airbase and it's into have deserved of libya also the panel says that have the force that have received training in jordan and turkey has also sent military equipment along with ukraine to libya now we know that the panel says that all these practices are violation of the embargo on libya and they are so good marty is the founder and director of southern institute that's a tripoli boast think tank he says it's unlikely that this report will have an impact on the conflict in libya in the long run. i think that the injury here is that we're not seeing the massive massive elephant in the room which is that libya could be the example of really where the international community in the system that governs those countries together the multilateral system of the u.n. that was

accord in tripoli that he better other the panel has named a number of countries including the united arab emirates on top of them to jordan and the sudan the united arab emirates as the panel says has provided have there was an advance of an air defense system and also the sudan has deployed a 1000. military individuals in the east of the country and also in a deal for an airbase in symptom of desert of libya also the panel says that have the force that have received training in jordan and turkey has also sent military equipment along with ukraine to libya now. we know that the panel says that all these practices are violation of the embargo on libya. so there is military has spoken out against the u.n. draft report on libya a spokesperson says the findings are false and. there are none of our armed forces in libya the report mention the name of the leader of the rep and support forces which is part of the sudanese military and answers to its general commander the sudanese military forces cannot participate in any neighboring country without an official order which is a sovereign issue the decisio

than 130 others the details emerge in a draft report seen by al jazeera it also names the united arab emirates jordan and sudan as violating a u.n. arms embargo on libya by supplying have task forces mahmud abdel wahab has more from tripoli it says that a foreign power supporting the warlord who for have to do most of probably involved in. attacking this detention center remember that around 53 migrants were killed in that airstrike back in july and have to his forces at that time admitted that they targeted that detention center in that neighborhood but the fact that the government of national called is accusing her forces of committing war crimes and also blames the united nations security council for mart condemning clearly have to us forces and also for not taking action against the contras involving in via involved in violating the arms embargo on libya as you know that the united arab emirates is one of the 1st contras supporting have to in fact it has an established about 40 years ago in the eastern city of emerge east of the city of one of the and it has supported have to do with the a

he's also been deputy chief of mission in jordan and in united arab emirates as well as a counselor in syria as well as other roles. ambassador newman is the american ambassador of diplomacy, served three times to algeria, bahrain and most recently to afghanistan from 2005-2007. he served prior to that in baghdad coordinating the political aspect os the military intervention at the time. he was deputy assist at that particular time secretary in the affairs during the clinton administration. and has had other senior roles. i think you get the idea there's a tremendous amount of collective ex-peer tease on the middle east and adjoining areas here. last, but not least closest to me to moderate this is debra mccarthy who served as u.s. ambassador to lithuania. >> not in the gulf. [laughter] john: during obama's second term. she was principles secretary of state for economic and business affairs and served among many other roles as deputy chief of mission in nicaragua and as deputy assistant secretary for narcotics and law enforcement. she is going to take it from me in a moment and moderat

saudi arabia and its coalition ally the united arab emirates yemen's president saudi crown prince and the u.s. crown prince are all attending that signing ceremony in riyadh here are some of the details of the plan yemen's government will return to a dinner in the south to put state institutions back in place and cabinet positions will then be given to members of the southern transitional council the u.a.e. backed separatist movement turned against had its government seized aid in august it wanted self rule in southern yemen more now from our diplomatic editor james bays at the united nations the deal that's been signed could bring peace to one part of yemen's violent conflict it's worth noting that those that have signed up to this deal of the southern transitional council there are an ally of the united arab emirates and the government to yemen they're an ally of saudi arabia so you actually have the u.a.e. and saudi arabia which are part of the same coalition who were on different sides of this part of the conflict in yemen it's also worth noting the this conflict although it's a l

states will address the countries involved in fueling the conflict in libya like russia the united arab emirates and egypt. and the u.s. also held talks with the other side in the conflicts the un recognized government of national accord the us ambassador. in a tweet the embassy in libya said ambassador norland met with prime minister 25th to discuss prospects for a suspension of hostilities around tripoli and efforts to find a solution a political solution to the conflict in light of escalating russian intervention. rivals the democrats are moving into the next phase of the proceedings a committee in the house of representatives will hold its 1st hearing next week committee chairman jerry nadler has written to trump inviting him to attend the session the impeachment effort centers on allegations of abuse his power by trying to encourage ukraine's government to investigate a rival let's bring in patika hain in washington d.c. for us patty so what can we expect from this house judiciary committee hearing next week. well it's just the next step in the process so you know that the investor intellig

the table and even changing the policies of some of the states in the gulf region like the united arab emirates but if it means more sanctions against their economies more sanctions from europe then what does that what position does that then place iran and just to food the point to that as well now that iran is is enriching uranium preheat to plant a formally concealed plant does that raise the stakes as well. i think it's intended by iran teresa states intended to force the united states to force the european union to force even china and russia to take iran situation much more seriously keep in mind that no other country not even iraq under saddam hussein in the 1990 s. after it had made it quaid not even iraq was under such crippling sanctions that iran is under even iraq then was able to sell its oil for food iran can't even do that so what iran is doing is an attempt to force the international community not just the european union but the united states and even china and russia to take iran situation more seriously and in some ways it has we have seen the french move to increase its negot

very important football match for there are fees that is being played right now against the united arab emirates and this and we must remember that iraq hasn't won a golf cup tournament since 1988 i believe so now you actually have screams here into your square where people are watching this match and it's just adding to the celebrate tory mood and without wishing to dampen the celebrations mohamed we have got and as he said this is going to be a long slow go ahead what is going to happen next because the protesters have been calling for wholesale political change and one resignation however good news that is certainly not going to cut do you think we are going to see a lot more of these process what happens from here. look i can tell you that everybody that i'm speaking with here say that they believe that these protests will keep going they don't think that the resignation of the prime minister whenever it may take effect is going to quell these protests they say if anything it's going to give more of an incentive for more people to come out despite threats of violence despite what may happen

team out is biggest moments winning being the asian cup and it's sort of and hosted by the united arab emirates. the teams met in the semifinal stage and the castle players were held seats with also bottles and she's sharing that game and then when they went on to win the final they had to fly back by a man such she's the some of the the fallout from that ongoing dispute very different welcome promise to the u.a.e. plays at this tournament the teams will make cats are in the usa will meet in the group stage on december the 2nd organizers say all the signage around the stadium and on social media saying that everyone in doha is welcome. when on the field it wasn't a great start for the house in their opening match they lost $21.00 to iraq mohammad khazaee scoring a double for the iraqis within the 1st half an hour abdel-aziz the team got one back for early in the 2nd half of the spiders lay a number of light shows a high so i'm able to find the equaliser that i need to find a school to one soon iraq. are the champions league makes its return on tuesday with 8 group matches in group a round madri

states will address the countries involved in fueling the conflict in libya like russia the united arab emirates and egypt iraqi forces have fired at protesters killing at least one and injuring others in baghdad demonstrators throwing rocks at security forces from behind makeshift security baritones in the heart of the capital the unrest is the latest in 2 months of protests demanding a new government improvements to livingstone protest through in southern iraq roads were blocked with burning tires in the cities of basra and some are protestors have blocked government employees from going to work for days at least 350 iraqis have been killed 15000 wounded since the writers nationwide protests started 8 weeks ago . palestinians are protesting against the u.s. reversal of its policy on illegal israeli settlements schools and businesses are closed early in the occupied west bank and gaza the an extension of palestinian land is illegal under international law the u.s. now says it's up to the israeli courts to determine legalities and abraham was at those protests in ramallah in the occupied west ba

in sport asian show cuts or have been drawn in the same group as the united arab emirates of the upcoming gopher cup after initially boycotting the events the u.a.e. saudi arabia and bahrain have now decided to play. hello we begin in gaza where a fragile cease fire between israel and the islamic jihad group appears to be holding despite sporadic rocket fire. of missiles were fired into israel just hours after the cease fire was declared to end 2 days of intense fighting $34.00 palestinians have been killed in israeli asked reich's including 3 women and 8 children thousands of mourners attended a funeral procession in gaza fait members of the same family killed in one of them how a force that reports now from gaza. the single deadliest movement in 48 hours of fighting it is really a strong. destroyed this house in central gaza killing 8 members of the same family including 5 children the israeli army said the target was rather. an islamic jihad commander. they gave no warning usually they do but this time they killed a whole family it's not right. a mass funeral followed 8 buried and thou