mentioned what he's referring to there is what the palestinians and also what various united nations security council resolutions have stated which is about a scene state along the $167.00 lines with these truths and as its capital what israel is saying of course we are charging towards a 3rd elections in ears so what prime minister benjamin netanyahu remember standing together with donald trump at the white house when they announced this planet all this looked like a victory ceremony to rule to supporters and right away these really prime minister said that he would start the process of the next ation of settlements in the west bank so this is something of course that the palestinians take massive issues with before any negotiations before any deal is reached there is this this atmosphere let's say that this is something that can be looked at and will be done after these elections so again i think not new that you have polar opposite of the palestinians of the israelis we've been here before it is a constant cycle of rebuttals and i think again going back to our present mood about said he said yes w

europe engages in a a course of action that leads to iran once again being referred to the united nations security council where sanctions will be re-imposed under the age of the united nations iran will withdraw from the n.p.t. and if that happens all bets are off there is a great power. indeed a probability that the united states sure full that iran's withdrawal is a precursor to possible acquisition of a nuclear weapons capability that the united states would use military action this is a very dangerous situation and it's one that the entire world needs to be focused on to prevent it because no matter where you stand on whether or not the iranian regime is good bad indifferent war between the united states and iran benefits no one and hazards the entire global economy do you think that the u.s. maximum pressure tactic repeated sanction turning the screws is working because you know suddenly it seems to be isolating the the radian people however you say the government may be unpopular. it's not doing any favors in times of p.r. image for the united states it's bringing the region closer to conflict do y

have the members of the united nations security council given up trying to enforce the maintenance of peace and security according to the charter i hope not. but the track record is not very encouraging. all of us should actively contribute to reestablishing and strengthening the earth already in credibility of the united nations and of course of the security council in particular. it is the only organ which has the authority to adopt binding decisions a glimmer of hope was created earlier this week. when the security council adopted the religion of libya let's pray that everybody will respect these decisions now. in order to help create a little bit of additional momentum we will of ward this year's eve out from kleist award to the united nations tomorrow evening in the presence of all the senior representatives of the un system that are present here today and tomorrow. laudatory remarks will be offered by was of the underline the president in the new president of the commission of the european union this is what we hope to be able to contribute as a small tribute on the occasion of

palestinians with a fragmented state that's palestine's president made his case at the united nations security council has urged the world to reject u.s. president donald trump's proposal our diplomatic editor james bays begins our coverage. this was the day the palestinians chose to fight back against the trump plan in the un security council president mahmoud abbas describing it as a way to completely destroy the idea of a palestinian state. not really natural this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us it's like a piece of swiss cheese really who among you would accept a similar state in similar conditions the palestinians had wanted to get the security council to vote on the trump plan isolating the united states but washington fought back in recent days to new series the current arab member of the security council in the chair for the meeting there deputy ambassador that's because their ambassador who'd been working on a draft resolution with the palestinians was fired last week on the u.s. pressure. after the security council meeting a biz

now a brief look at some of the other stories making news around the world the united nations security council has agreed on a plan to end the war in libya is trying to bring an end to years of conflicts between rival governments following the ouster of dictator moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors on the separation of forces. italy's senate said has cleared the way for former interior minister much yourselves any to be tried and charges of holding migrants hostage he says he was defending its news border when he refused to allow rescued migrants to disembark from a ship for several days last summer. electric car make a tesla is recalling nearly 15000 f c u v's in north america to correct a potential issue with this steering safety officials say bolt on some 2016 models might corrode and break even to a loss in pa steering. there's been a surge in the number of deaths from the covered 19 virus in china officials in who bay province the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak say over 240 people there have died of the virus in a single day authorities also confi

the united nations security council received an update on the humanitarian situation in syria, and thet good. >> we are alarmed

state to resembling swiss cheese that's how palestine's president made his case at the united nations security council what abbas has urged the world to reject the u.s. president donald trump's proposal al-jazeera is diplomatic editor james bays begins our coverage from the united nations. this was the day the palestinians chose to fight back against the trump plan in the un security council president mahmoud abbas describing it as a way to completely destroy the idea of a palestinian state the subtle natural this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us it's like a piece of swiss cheese really who among he would accept a similar state and similar conditions the palestinians had wanted to get the security council to vote on the trump plan isolating the united states but washington foot back in recent days to new series the current arab member of the security council in the chair for the meeting their deputy ambassador that's because their ambassador who'd been working on a draft resolution with the palestinians was fired last week under u.s. press

unfortunately, the united nations now seem to be the united nations now seem to be the least of the problem of the security councileing made on the ground in syria. more than half of these people are children. 1.5 million are children. this doesn't include their views or wishes on the ground. we need the security council to prioritise the humanitarian situation. rather than turn this into a political debate. thank you for joining into a political debate. thank you forjoining us. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's 0lly. tyson fury declared that the king has returned to the top. he produced a masterclass in las vegas to take the wbc world heavyweight title from deontay wilder 15 months on from their draw. the american has the option of another rematch, but the boxing world will now be clamouring for a unification fight with anthonyjoshua. our sports editor dan roan was at the fight ina defining in a defining performance, it was the british fighter who seized the initiative. fury knocking down his american opponent in the third round and again in the fifth. vaunted for his punching power

security council the 15 member body that leads the united nations to formally reject the proposal put forward by trump and by israel take a listen to his words before the council. i have come to you to call for a just peace on behalf of the palestinians i have come to you today to reaffirm the palestinian position which rejects the israeli american proposed to be supported by the results of meetings of the arab league the organization of islamic cooperation and the african union they who concluded that this plan must be completely rejected that's in addition to statements by the e.u. russia china japan and others. now abbas indicated he was open to negotiations with israel as long as the negotiations took place under the under the sponsorship of what he called the international quartet that would be the un the us russia and the european union however in his remarks abbas made it pretty clear that in the past these negotiations had been a rather unsuccessful this is what he said. but didn't the few the to be plugged. if you do this to negotiate even interested in finding a balance to 2

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 towards damascus with the full backing of some western states playing the card of suffering civilians and a longstanding truce every time your cherished terrorists come under threat candidly it is a marvel to me that our russian colleagues can speak of ceasefires and political solutions in this chamber with a straight face when their own 4 planes have struck hospitals and the homes of children how can i respond to your accusations of the killing of the civilian population whatever i would say you don't listen you keep talking about targeted bombings of schools hospitals and refugee camps and what hard wouldn't that find a response that's a win win technique who will try to decode it whether it's true or not a turkish military convoy has already been filmed crossing the syrian border a large line of tanks armored vehicles as supply trucks are reportedly moving towards the outskirts of the syrian army is currently trying to drive mil

the zipper a should we have as a goal to implementation of the arms in bottle full but united nations security council divination will come with comprise aerial satellite money time acids. all right i'm joined now from brussels by due to be used teri schultz terry was at the munich security conference this past weekend terri's good to see you what do you make of this european union naval mission to enforce the arms embargo i mean is it going to last and will it work we really have no idea and as you heard you foreign policy chief joseph burrell say it was very very much a surprise that by the end of the day they were able to get everyone to agree on this mission and they are having to say that it is in principle because so many things are yet known about it i mean they haven't been able to work out what they call rules of engagement and this is a really tricky thing because as you might remember operation sophia which was the predecessor of this new mission also was responsible for picking up drowning migrants that's what doomed it that's what made italy demand that the operation be suspended so this

everyone needs to look for the political process we have luckily you and process we have a united nations security council resolution and i think everyone should respect that allow the syrians themselves to find their way through towards a peaceful resolution of the scribes which syrians of course because if you watch british media mainstream media it'll tell you that what the russians are doing in the ad lib is appalling and i said is killing his own people the main syrians who are in the now who are concentrated of course in the in the. you know that in syria our official stance this association we don't take sides and syria having said that as we take sides with our national interest we have national interest and and lebanon which dictate that syria. remains becomes increase. the terrorist free country. able to control its. of course democratic syria and inclusive governance and that's what we aim to see and i think that's what the u.n. process as about so we are we are hopeful that. i think also there should be some reason a london tonight favoring dynamics will help the syrians come together under. a

let's get you briefed down some of the other stories making the news today the united nations security council has agreed on a plan to end the war in libya that aims to bring an end to years of conflict between rival governments the phone the ouster of moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and the separation of forces. police in northern ireland have charged a man with murdering the journalist clearing a key she was killed last april during a riot londonderry the dissident republican group new are a leader said it shot her by accident the 52 year old man charged as one of 4 suspects arrested tuesday. at least one person has died as heavy rains and flooding batter australia's eastern coast a woman has also been reported missing emergency workers have rescued dozens from the floods many schools have been closed. this comes a story say all bushfires in australia's hardest hit state have now been contained . well here in germany a political foe of chancellor on the macro reportedly plans to run for the leadership of her party the christian democrats feverish maritz

recall the united nations security council meetings cold that often when militants were marching towards damascus with the full backing of some western states playing the card of suffering civilians and a long standing truce every time your cherished terrorists come under threat candidly it is a marvel to me that our russian colleagues can speak of ceasefires and political solutions in this chamber with a straight face when their own or planes have struck hospitals and the homes of children how can i respond to your accusations of the killing of the civilian population whatever i would say you don't listen and keep talking about targeted bombings of schools hospitals and refugee camps and what hard wouldn't that find a response that's a win win technique who will try to decode it whether it's true or not they do it director of the u.k.'s crisis research institute mark almost believes that syrian refugees will pay the price if there is a crackdown further escalation. could draw russia and turkey into a war because the russian force is on the side of the syrians in combating the local rebe

is a member of the g 20 this year it is also together was doing many a member of the united nations security council it will also take the chairmanship of the african union at this year so it is a very important partner when it comes to global issues but also 2 issues on the continent that concern both sites for example the crisis in libya. thank you very much that was a drink in johannesburg. the world health organization has appealed for almost 700000000 dollars to help fight the coronavirus global health emergency says money is needed help countries that do not have systems in place to combat the virus meanwhile the death toll is approaching 600 and more than 28000 people have been infected china's capital beijing is not at the center of the outbreak but corresponding mathias building a found its streets and squares deserted as the government attempts to bring the disease under control. a rare sight in the dry winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in this spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all publicl

listen in authority president mahmoud abbas has told the united nations security council the palestinians will not accept the middle east plan but put forward by u.s. president donald trump abbas said the proposal would be so it would subject any palestinian state to apartheid conditions. this is the news from berlin for more you can follow us and twitter or visit our website that's dot com. this is deja news coming up next business news with stephen because the just a bit off the bat if you get. in the business model a and i am a brand. cause. i am fully octomom. influencer shameless blowhards. or innovative businesspeople majorly impact the economy. thanks to a 6. is for me to a is for. me to for is for help folks a talk. that is for. is for the. beethoven is for us. beethoven is for. beethoven 2020 the 250th anniversary here on d. you. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits of those the regime allows. kim jong un has introduced and insidious reward system to coerce allegiance to the regime. those who don't mak

the united nations security council is to meet tonight to discuss the humanitarian crisis in syria is if thehe provivince in jusust aw weweeks over a milillion p peope have been forced to flee a government offensive. in his bid to retake the area from rebels president assad's russian backed forces have bombs schools hospitals and even shelters for displaced people this week ten schools were hit. and twenty one people including nine children were killed charlie james has this report. blblood and backpacks left behind children wounded carried awaway by rescuers. this is the aftermathth of strikes this week on schools hospitals and other civilian targets in syria's idlib province. supported by russia syrian government forcess have escalated a fierce military campaign to drive out rebels out of the area. civilians continue to bear the consequences and now i know where is safe. we took refuge in this school during the air strike. and i don't know what happened most of the children. manyny were wounded some neighbors even dying it's second i'm we leave our case to gods are you a lot. hundre

its military campaign against terrorist groups i don't emerge and seek a session of the united nations security council after western powers accused of masochists and moscow of quote endorsing and destruction. of destruction. and facilitated by russian shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of somewhere some countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. and britain's determination to end automatic early release for terror offenders sets it on a collision course with the e.u. which threatens to end cooperation in the field if the prime minister moves ahead with his plans to put that issue up for the sake. of people particularly when they . get to people already been convicted already been sentenced already so much of this sentence and it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially on the don't forget they violated people human rights to being there in the 1st place. you're watching r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 9 am into the program an israel

if you're briefed on some of the other stories making the news today the united nations security council has agreed on a plan to end the war in libya aims to bring an end to years of conflict between rival governments they're all in the ouster of moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and the separation of forces. italy's senate has voted to lift the parliamentary immunity of former interior minister tells ovine that clears the way for him to stand trial on charges of holding migrants hostage so be nice as he is defending italy's borders when he refused to allow rescued migrants disembark from a ship where a number of days last summer. well here in germany a political foe of chancellor only machall reportedly plans to run for the leadership of her party the christian democrats friedrich merits was widely expected into the race for the position of party chief in 2018 he narrowly lost the race for the leadership to good comp card and bauer on monday she stunned the country by announcing she was stepping down. well for the macro have rarely seen eye to eye if

recall the united nations security council meetings called out often when militants were marching towards damascus with the full backing of some western states playing the card of suffering civilians and a long standing truce. every time your cherished terrorists come under threat candidly it is a marvel to me that our russian colleagues can speak of ceasefires and political solutions in this chamber with a straight face when their own were planes have struck hospitals and the homes of children how can i respond to your accusations of the killing of the civilian population whatever i would say you don't listen you keep talking about targeted bombings of schools hospitals and refugee camps and what hard wouldn't that find a response that's when when technique who will try to decode it whether it's true or not. let's go live now to eric's executive director just a foreign policy welcome to the program it's great to have you with us now the u.n. has scaled down its aid missions to syria since the start of the year cutting the number of border crossings back in january i do think that was the

the united nations security council has agreed on a plan to end the war in libya it's trying to bring an end to years of conflicts between rival governments following the ouster of dictator moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and a separation of forces. and german media reports a conservative politician friedrich math is planning to run for the leadership of christian democratic party he's one of chance the americas fiercest critics in 2018 he narrowly lost to integrate. who announced on monday she would step down as party leader. it was 75 years ago today in the final months of the 2nd world war that british and american aircraft began bombing the german city of dresden in the days that followed warplanes dropped fire bombs that killed thousands of people many of the women and children fleeing the soviet armies advance in the east there's been much debate about whether the bombing was justified and military grounds or was it an unnecessary tragedy and a war crime we met one of the survivors in the now rebuilt city of preston. when aaron's tears come

active volcano was its last major eruption 10 years ago killed more than 300 people the united nations security council has agreed to a plan to end the war in libya it's trying to bring an end to years of conflict between rival governments following the string of dictator moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and the separation of forces. are german soccer now inheritor berlin's coach your good klinsmann abruptly resigned on tuesday after just 2 months on the job since then the team and its former coach have taken turns making statements about each other to the media their relationship appears to be irreparably damaged. he was supposed to take care to berlin to the champions league again clean's man came to the club as a member of the supervisory board and an adviser to the investor laws been tossed who injected over 224000000 euro's into their coffers but then 11 weeks ago klinsmann surprisingly got hired as hertz as new coach as they were mired in the relegation battle the man who won the world cup with germany in 1990 and once coached the usa team was back in the bun

confrontation on monday and turkey is threatening force if the assault on it live continues the united nations security council met on thursday to discuss the fighting and our diplomatic editor james bays has more from new york. the united nations has long warned that the last and most bloody chapter of syria's brutal war could take place in. the security council have now been told that is happening we have it missing the humanitarian catastrophe that the secretary general has warned of this is causing unacceptable human suffering and endangering international peace and security the bombing and shelling have forced hundreds of thousands more people to move in the attempt to find safety we now estimate that 586000 people have moved in the last 2 months they are mostly children this emergency meeting was called by the u.s. france and the u.k. i think their worst nightmare. has come to pass the u.s. counterpart ended her speech with these words i want to close now by speaking directly to the syrian people yes these are dark days of that there can be no doubt but you are not alone and you are not forgotten but aft

bringing dozens of trucks into northwest syria into it lip through crossings agreed by the united nations security council from turkey where bringing food medicines shelter. all sorts of other supplies warm clothes stoves fuel and so on and that is providing a little bit of help to people but the the aid operation is overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the movement of people and their vulnerability and the thing that really needs to happen as i say above all is for the palming to stop it is. contrary to international humanitarian law to attack civilians and civilian objects one of the things to understand about the situation now in it late is that there is this is a very densely populated place now and with a population density bigger than many of the well the capital cities and there are hundreds and hundreds of places where people are camped out in groups of a few 100 or a few 1000 or more than 5000 and there's no way that safe. the breaking news just coming out of the arabian peninsula the saudi's state news agency is telling us that defense systems there have intercepted and destroyed several ballistic

today in the demonstration in the occupied west bank they've been telling us that the united nations security council resolutions that have been passed through up to the years haven't been implemented so what's another one on the shelf for them so we've seen a lot of for frustration lately they seem to think that the world has left them not even a draft resolution was able to be passed in the security council so there is a lot of frustration specifically that for palestinians in the industry it's this either legal israeli settlements mushrooming over the years preventing 'd any possibility for a contiguous palestinian state the u.s. is moving forward with its plans with israel it has already moved its embassy to jerusalem so they've seen these seem to feel that they've been left out and that there is not really much hope and that the plan is being implemented on the ground but it's now being redrafted and presented to them as part of a plan to bring peace ok. first in ramallah thank you let's get reaction now from the is really perspective stephanie decker is in west jerusalem stephanie certainly we

palestinians with a fragmented state that's how palestine's president made his case at the united nations security council but what about us as the world to reject a u.s. president donald trump's proposal our diplomatic editor james bays begins our coverage this was the day the palestinians chose to fight back against the plan in the u.n. security council president mahmoud abbas describing it as a way to completely destroy the idea of a palestinian state. this is the summary of the project that was present.

military campaign against terrorist groups i don't emerge and see the session of the united nations security council after western powers accused of mass chaos and moscow of quote indorsing of destruction. the sheer scale of destruction both indoors and facilitated by russian shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of someone.