who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bankfrom the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. >> the majority of his land and the better part of his land is beyond that fence. all these walls he built by breaking this sporn land with his wife and his children and all his hard work is gone. he cannot go down and t

today gaza and the west bank are further apart than ever. palestinian leaders must make some hard choices about the future of their people. they can work to overcome the ideological divisions or they can continue along the path that will guarantee gaza's complete chance. they can work to unite palestinians in purr suit of the goal of statehood or they can oversee the demise of the palestinian national project. they can resolve the current crisis in gaza or preside over the radicalization of a population and see it fall into the hands of extremists. i know that this is not the future that the president abbas or the majority of palestinians want for their country. i know that they want to build a state in which human rights are respected, a state that is achieved on the basis of negotiations. not violence. one that lives in peace and security with the state of israel. for ten years however the population in gaza has lived in a state of chronic vulnerable. at one point will people say enough is enough? at what point will we see enough is enough

and renamed the entity one west bank. as we all know this was a very difficult time in america. the investment group bought indy mac because they believed in an american recovery that, they could rebuild and create a regional bank and save thousands of jobs. going into indy mac, the bank had almost 200,000 loans in default. the men and women of one west bank were working diligently to save the homes of thousands of americans. some of those who focus on the homes that were lost and this is a tragedy, we like to focus on the 80% roughly of the 160,000 homes that were able to be saved and those americans are in those homes today. we did this by having creative initiatives. we had principle forgiveness, we lowered interest rates and modified payments and moved principle pal to the back so people could afford their homes. another area the bank received attention was servicing of mortgages. the bank through the acquisition of indy mac assumed a large port foal yoef mortgages. we were doing them for as a third party servicer. the

hundreds more killed in the west bank.eral security officers, two, sustained injuries. >> the israeli national police units responded to the disturban disturbances where our police units are located and responding using non lethal weapons after stones and fireworks fired. >> reporter: the cycle of violence began over a week ago with the killing of two israeli policemen. new security measured around the temple mound known as the sanctuary, is accusing israel of trying to expand control and limits access to the mosque. we know it is for muslims, ali tells me. the occupation crossed all of the red lines. the metal protectors prevent us from the right to pray freely. the minister has no right to change the rules governing the holy complex. netanyahu will stick to the status quo. meanwhile, authorities have deployed thousands of security around jerusalem. the violence seen here playing out across the west bank. the police are pushing the protesters away from the old city. you can see here on the ground pieces of concrete and ro

we''re heari n news of s stabbis on the west bank?ocorrespondent:t: t there are s coming for a -- of a stabbing attack. two israelis were killed. this comes at the d d of the day of clashes. three young palestinians were killed duringg clashes with israeli security forces, many more were injured. toninight it is a a bit calm hen jerusalem but the situation in here remains quite volatile. brent: our correspondent on the story for us. thank you very much. how low can relations between berlin and ankara go? relations between germany and turkey has been spiraling since the beginning of the year which began with a german journalist's arrest on terrorism charges. a germany prevented president erdogan from speaking in germany. tensions flared again when turkey prevented german lawmakers from visiting german troops stationed at the military base. germany responded with plans to pull out its troops. and with the arrest of the human rights activist, germany has announced a review of turkey's request for weapons sales. the crisis deepens. corres

the attack happened in the west bank settlement of.le] a 20 -year-old palestinian man snuck into the home and the back door and stabbed to death of father, 70 -year-old man and his two grown children, daughter, 46 and his son, 36. the mother was also sad and stabbed but she survived in the hospital. the son's wife managed to hide their five children in a bedroom while this bloodbath was going on. they were all fortunately, unarmed. a neighbor who, according to officials, was an idea soldier who is on leave heard the screaming and rushed neighbors home and ended up shooting the attacker who posted on facebook hours before the assault what he called a last will writing that he would quote die for a lot but he didn't and survive. he's referring to the temple mosque where is really police set up is really metal detectors on friday following that deadly effect in which police officers were killed and since then there have been daily riots in and around from and the west bank. that continues tonight, three palestinians have died in the viole

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two different legal systems emerged and laws have been enacted in gaza and the west bank. i once again call onnal palestinian leaders to address the destructive consequences of this plit. i encourage them to reach agreement that will allow the palestinian government to take up the responsibilities in gaza as a step to the formation of a unity government and a basis for the plo platform. and agree to hold elections. meanwhile, hamas must ensure that callsome maintained by seizing mill tanlt buildup by israel and maintaining security. at the same time, i encourage israel to step up its measures to lift the closures and facilitate develop ment in gaza as overall strip. this should be line in with the resolution. >> mr. president, turning to lebanon, i would only like to refer to the briefing of special coordinator a few days ago who briefed the council in detail on develop ments and risk and the resolution. meanwhile, i also want to note the cease-fire between israel and the syrian arab republic has been maintained. i'm alarmed by the military activities in syria which result

since last night's attack, israel has poured more troops into the west bank. israeli security forces remain on high alert and posted outside the old city walls, and the question now is whether or not israel will stand firm on keeping metal-detectors in place outside the temple now. rob? >> thank you very much. >>> a series of aftershocks leaving locals and tourists on edge after a deadly earthquake rocks the packed summertime greek islands on the shores of turkey damaging some very precious architecture as well. >>> plus a law enforcement getting some back up in the skies with drones. why this move is facing some pu pushback -- pushback, that's ahead. >> what we don't want to see are drones become a tool for pervasive suspicionless surveillance, basically a way of new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. switching to allstate is worth it. [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event

have there been new arrests in the west bank?porter: there has been a sweep from the israeli military, specifically around and in the location of the friday night attack on the settlement in the northern west bank. that's where an israeli military official says 25 palestinians were arrested who were suspected either of being ready to carry out an imminent attack or of being members of the hamas militant group. this is the response, and it's not a surprising response in that sense, from the israeli military to try to secure the area as well as sending in more soldiers. meanwhile, palestinian factions have called for today to be a day of rage, and even if that call consider largely symbolic, we don't really see the rage on the street, it is an indication of where the situation stands right now. it is tense in the west bank, in and around the old city of jerusalem. we'll see where it goes from here. there are different reports palestinians have called off contacts with israelis at the leadership level. does that include security coo

injerusalem and in violence in the west bank, hundreds have been wounded. attention, muslims call it haram esh—sharif, jews, the temple mount. last week this was the scene of violence. israeli arab gunmen killed two policemen were hunted down and courtyard. so the israelis installed these metal detectors at the gates. palestinians vehemently opposed this. many refused to go through the detectors into the aqsa mosque compound. instead they started praying in the street outside. for these people, the new security measures are an attempt by their occupiers to secure more control over a place that sits at the very heart of the religious and political divisions between israel and the palestinians. reasonable thinking, reasonable behaviour, and that extremism and racism is the way to solve problems. palestinians in any case will not accept any compromise about the mosque. the israelis say the detectors are only in place to keep everyone safe. a week ago today muslim radical terrorists went in and murdered two israeli policeman after smuggling in rifles. the only

cultural organization declares an ancient shrine in the occupied west bank. palestinian heritage site prompting israel to cut its funding to the un. well it's time to get the latest business news joining us on said is shahs pellicano beginning with the job figures coming out of the u. s. have you eagerly awaited death figures for june released this friday a lot of. people waiting to see. there's going to be a so called trump bump. and hiring rebounded in june employers added two hundred twenty two thousand jobs of one. wallstreet i mustered actually anticipated a lower number of a hundred seventy eight thousand. so hiring is on the rise but so is the unemployment rate rates which went up zero point one percent to four point four percent. still. basically full employment that's just the result of people who are not looking for work now actively looking for work. while the one source of concern in these figures is sluggish wage growth. average hourly earnings were up two point five percent year over year which missed forecasts for two point six percent increase

a but i wasn't the case in the west bank was it. not only does it says if those two sections we should consider what we now see in jerusalem is relative quiet still am an enormous amount of police on the streets. but i have changed as we age limits there is no age limit for the evening prayer tonight and for prayer at the al aqsa mosque from now. so and in the words of the ship the move to the grand mufti of jerusalem sheik mohammed hussein he said we have suffered for it sovereignty in the mosque and freedom. of worship and that is not true for all ages and that's because there was relative quiet there was an easy dispersal. of the worship of some ten thousand in the mosque and some in the streets those on the fifteenth still praying in the streets as they have. for two weeks now. in the west bank however we did see today and more. agitation and burning tyres throwing rocks israeli troops responding with tear gas and with some grenades scenes where familiar with but. perhaps extending today in bethlehem in have drawn in ramallah bu

choice of location in the west bank. a very warm welcome to new. political the militant group hezbollah has officially confirmed it is fighting islamic state alongside syrian government forces they launched a joint offensive against terrorist positions on the syria border in the west. operation is taking place and i soul's last stronghold along the border with lebanon the terror group set up a military base there in a mountainous area just inside syria islamic state had been moving closer to the sole refugee camp just across the border in lebanon analyses emily suit delves into the history of hezbollah's presence in syria lebanon's hezbollah has long been fighting alongside assad government forces throughout the six year syrian civil war but for the first time the armed group is making it official. hezbollah claims it's driving and isis terrorists as well as rebels out of the last foothold on the syrian lebanese border a mountainous region seen here on the map the green part here is controlled by al nusra and rebels and the black here by isis so fa

international the location of the pictures ultimately is a checkpoint between the west bank and jerusalem known as the kalandia checkpoint we understand there are tensions there between idea forces and palestinian protesters as well not least because they partially shut down the very sacred site of the temple mount it's friday prayers as well we also understand for security reasons israelis are now banning men under the age of fifty from attending the temple mount for they friday prayers we also understand that the spiritual leader of the mosque is also encouraging and warning of potential violence if the security measures taken down from the sacred site of the temple mount so we do see the tensions continuing to a flare between both sides the israeli defense forces on the palestinian worshippers and more details as you need them on our website dot com. in the meantime though here on this network next will be larry king and politic. drug trafficking organizations are very sophisticated and they function very much like a global corporation you know they have different components they have

forces they've been putting up concrete vote blocks it's been putting up mounds of dirt across the west bank to try and deal with this but certainly the palestinians stray ssion doesn't seem to have been so subsided despite the fact that israel says it is trying to meet them halfway and remove some of the additional security measures it has put in place in the last two weeks yet happening during the winter this period as well. fall asleep or thinking . well temple mount al-sharif as it's known to muslims is one of the most tested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples on the al aqsa mosque which is also located there islams third holiest site but a security was increased at the site in the last week or so violent scenes took place between police and worshippers. i. thought. i. was. about to leave with. you. being on our report from a human rights groups coalition or strikes have killed twenty. and. i suppose the facto couple the reports from the syrian observatory for human rights has not been confirmed but it's believed that eight c

the attack happened in the west bank settlement of hala m circumstances h. 20-year-old palestinian man snuck into a home and stabbed to death a father and his 2 grown children. the sons' mother hid them in a room and they were unharmed. she shot the attacker, who sure -- the father survived by shooting the attacker. riot tier -- since this incident, rye yachters have clashed with police. 3 palestinians have been killed in the violence, and more than 400 others injured. israel has poured more tbroops into the west bank while others are cragging down. in jerusalem, john hutty, fox news. >> now to a security update for your iphone that apple calls crit exalt vulnerability that could suppose your device over wi-fi coming up. and up next, an up to date line rare where a mondayer exterior. why some say it lacks compassion. you know what i could go for right now? hmmm some sweet barbeque. ...or spicy! crave van! here, try my new barbeque bacon cheeseburger and chicken sandwich with your choice of sweet or spicy barbeque sauce. you crave it, we serve it. crave van!

violence three others who were killed in clashes the night before last were three israelis and the west bank stabbing the secretary general of the arab league has reacted to the new security measures with a statement saying as israel as playing with fire and risking a crisis where the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the holy city. temple mount or how. fast it's known to muslim says so one of the most contact religious sites and the world produce it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and the al aqsa mosque which is also located they are as. holy as site temple mount is administered to by a jordan based religious authority now we have polarized views on the ongoing conflict . well those metal detectors came as a result of a heinous murder on a holy spot these are not just metal detectors. one action out of money to change the already changed state to school a heinous murder takes place then security measures are brought in and then israel is blamed for taking the security measures it's a reaction to the first offense which was horrible terrorism well first

as dolphin at the same time roadblocks in and out of the west bank will reinforce we're hearing from the israeli security officials that they will see a harsh response to anyone who throws rocks or stones at the israeli police israel says it will remove metal detectors that will put up after two security guards were killed two fridays ago but the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says this is not enough and he insists it is well returns to the way the status quo was before that incident but outside the temple mount compound the mood is jubilant people have been throwing sweets and chocolate saying that this battle for al aksa has been won by the palestinians r.t. jerusalem or fortune r.t. international live from moscow to join us for more news where on the world at the top of. with little make its manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. flurry used to be a professional hockey player won a stanley cup and the moment the girl was living the dream but his success had a dark sid

i was staying in the middle east jerusalem on the west bank have seen two weeks of clashes over access to a whole you site the palestinians have been confronting israeli police over security measures that temple mount that's also known as her. israel restricted access to the area of the two police officers were killed by a gunman or is in jerusalem for ati. i'm standing here in front of the dome of the rock which has been the scene of violent clashes for the past two weeks we are hearing that more than a hundred people have been injured the number of palestinians who've been killed in the last two weeks of violence has now climbed to six israeli police reinforcements particularly around the old city many of the arab east jerusalem neighborhoods were closed off and at the same time roadblocks in and out of the west bank will reinforce we're hearing from the israeli security officials that they will see a harsh response to anyone who throws rocks or stones at the israeli police israel says it will remove metal detectors that will put up after two security guards were killed two fridays a

antiterrorist becomes a popular attraction for tourists amid controversy over his choice of location in the west bank. watching r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me welcome to the program russia and moderate syrian opposition have signed an agreement setting out terms for a first deescalation zone near damascus partridge join me in the studio with the latest on the development. it finally is the first deal that's been signed as a deescalation zone in the key strategic area of the scooter which is fifteen kilometers east of damascus and its key strategic area a one time population of two million people prior to the syrian conflict key point strategic importance of signed a document it's the first time it sets out also how people are going to behave and also how they can keep the peace what is the deal mean in practice what in practice it's been a bit of a military free for all there so you have the government forces fighting against the rebel forces north so you have the rebel forces fighting amongst themselves as well and you've you've had the reports of even the terror group job ou

and eighteen year old palestinian has been killed in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you want to international live from moscow studio with me welcome to the program. this friday marks a year after the deadly tragedy in the french city of nice when a truck was rammed into a crowd leaving dozens dead. easy and living in france you charter was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direction lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. that is not a. little and you will see we are in a new era and france will have to live with terrorism. one year on from the attack and not all the victims have recovered their health and that includes mental health is around three thousand people still receiving counseling not just those who are there but their families too meanwhile the government seems to be failing to deliver on its promise of compensation for those victims the anniversary has also seen some controversy as the latest

staying in the middle east jerusalem on the west bank have seen two weeks of clashes over access to a holy site palestinians have been confronting israeli police over security measures at temple mount that's also known as how. israel restricted access the barrier after two police officers were killed by a gunman is in jerusalem. i'm standing here in front of the dome of the rock which has been the scene of violent clashes for the past two weeks we are hearing that more than a hundred people have been injured the number of palestinians who've been killed in the last two weeks of violence has now climbed to six israeli police reinforcements particularly around the old city many of the arab east jerusalem neighborhoods were closed off and at the same time grow plants in and out of the west bank will reinforce we're hearing from the israeli security officials that they will a harsh response to anyone who throws rocks or stones at the israeli police israel says it will remove metal detectors put up after two security guards were killed two fridays ago but the palestinian president mahmoud

east jerusalem neighborhoods were closed off and at the same time grow plants in and out of the west bank will reinforce we're hearing from the israeli security officials that they will see a harsh response to anyone who throws rocks or stones at the israeli police israel says it will remove metal detectors put up after two security guards were killed two fridays ago but the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says this is not enough and he insists it is well with turns to the way the status quo was before that incident but outside the temple mount compound the mood is jubilant people have been throwing sweets and chocolate saying that this battle for access has been won by the palestinians r.t. jerusalem. over to the interior minister admitted those countries struggling to find a way out of the mortgage crisis there is no magic solution no nation can alone deal with my great reflux a new nation is sheltered from it. become more vocal on the refugee issue in recent times lately been on the receiving end of the majority of newcomers from africa just this year almost one hundred thousand pe

there are reports of further clashes, isolated clashes in parts of eastern jerusalem and in the west bank red crescent saying around a dozen or so people have been injured in disturbances in bethlehem in the west bank. authorities are concerned about what they said was the prospect of other disturbances. that was after yesterday when the israeli authorities finally removed the last remnants of those controversial security measures put in place which were objected to by palestinians, at a site known as temple mount tojewish people and haram al sharif to muslims. that went on for two weeks until they went yesterday. palestinians were euphoric. but there were clashes at the holy site itself. police said they put in place restrictions meaning men under 50 would not be able to enter the site. despite hopes the situation could have been resolved this week, tensions remain high. people who drink alcohol three to four times a week are 30% less likely to develop type two diabetes than those who never drink. more than 70,000 people took part in a large danish health study that measured drinking hab

his cabinet and that is and is this explosion that we see not only in jerusalem but all over the west bank you must understand this is not at religious conflict this is about national rights this is about the right of the palestinian people to be free from occupation to get their freedom after fifty years of occupation which is the longest occupation in modern history this is about people rejecting to be treated. as third class citizens this is about a district and a system of apartheid and additionally the nation that israel has created by people injured as well and the rest of the palestinians the people are saying enough is enough we cannot take it anymore we want our freedom we want our independence this is the essence of what's happening. can you foresee a situation in which the mosque could be opened up in a way that would satisfy both sides. should. need to do is to open all doors to the mosque at this moment israel has closed down completely of the ten and princes and then they impose these metal detectors and. gates all they need to do is to open the gates and remove these metal d

from a boot camp becomes a popular attraction amid controversy over its choice of location in the west bank . here watching r.t. international live from our moscow studio with mina to the queue to welcome to the program. the first document establishing a deescalation zone in syria has been signed between russia and syria's moderate opposition parties k. party has more on the development and joins me in the studio now kate ok tell us more what's in the document well as you're saying it's finally is it the first deal that's been signed is a deescalation zone in the key strategic area which is fifteen kilometers east of damascus and ski strategic area or one time population of two million people prior to the syrian conflict now of course we're down to less than four hundred thousand people key point strategic importance of signed document it's the first time it sets out also how people are going to behave and also how they can keep the peace so what does the deal mean in practice when in practice it's been a bit of a military free for all there so you have the government forces fighting agains

today, israeli soldiers raided and planned to demolish the west bank home of the 20-year-old palestinianattacker. he killed a man and his two children, and wounded the man's wife. the attacker was shot and detained by police. the attacker's father says his son was upset over the deaths of three palestinians earlier in the day, during violent protests in jerusalem. those protests were over metal detectors the israeli government has installed at the entrance to the plaza were the al aqsa mosque stands. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he is freezing ties with israel until the metal detectors are removed. for more on the resignation of minneapolis police chief jannÉ harteau, visit our web site at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: south african golfer brandon grace shot a 62 at today's third round of the british open, the lowest 18-hole score at a major championship in 157 years. but he's seven shots behind american jordan spieth heading into tomorrow's final round. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. thanks for watching. i'm hari sreenivasan. have a good night.

palestinians in the west bank but a scene in gaza and palestinians in daraa border of refugees millions we are still suffering from balfour declaration and we we i hope that you know the british government. would you know would make justice with palestinians and not celebrating balfour declaration because this declaration. was displaced and and was exhausted and here it was living in a you know different place from his origin a village and he got you know he had a very you know hard hard life to rebuild his life from this the killer is in the village destroyed it destroyed limply to destroy there now there is a settlement chords. which is near its own the lands of for myself me i'm and i'm coming from the same same refugee family you know from other village which my grand grandmother my grandfather's was the same story of and this is you know this is started with but for the liberation like the green line was to you know it's. not about to happen it was. this declaration which was will you people if people maybe maybe their excuse could be ignorance because they're not watching plays li

roughly september 2015 where we saw a wave of violence break out across israel, jerusalem and the west bank. it's starting to feel like that and move towards that direction. that's what everyone is trying to head off right now. >> from jerusalem, 2:13 in the morning there. thanks for staying up. >>> a white house staff shake-up has sean spicer walking away and anthony skar mew ccaramucci wal. >>> claims lives of 16 afghan police officers. what went wrong, coming up. >>> later, facing charges. one florida police chief said he's ready to recommend charges against teenagers who taunltted and laughed at a drowning man who died. details coming up. live in the cnn newsroom. (vo) as nutritional needs... all in one. purina one. healthy energy, all in one. strong muscles, all in one. highly digestible, and a taste he loves, all in one. purina one smartblend is expertly blended... with 100% nutrition, 0% fillers, always real meat #1. lifelong smart nutrition. it's all in one. purina one. ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and

about peace they no longer but talk about two state solution they say it's all israel it's to the west bank it in some area forcing the conversation to be not about peace with israel but about a single state which will either be an apartheid state as i believe it already is or a real democracy and that is a conversation that needs to be had the talks about the two states in the peace with israel has always been as lead to nothing and so in a way trumps you know. you know the truth of that ministrations of the policy towards israel or lack there of a lack of policy towards towards israel palestine has emboldened them and is forcing i think a very important conversation whether we are accepting an apartheid regime in all of palestine or we are going to strive for democracy doesn't sound like we're going to the u.s. is going to be reigning in your own anytime soon. i thank you so much for sharing your insights with us. israeli peace activist and author of the general. a seventeen year old boy has reportedly been killed in the fresh clashes that erupted between israeli police and muslim protest

at least three palestinians have been injured by israeli forces during protests in the west bank city of hebron came after an extended period of violence at the only site in jerusalem where tensions again grew on friday is really authorities introduced new restrictions bombing men under the age of fifty from entering temple mount for friday prayers demonstrators were reportedly targeted with live and rubber coated steel bullets polish there was there just before the clashes escalated. the situation here in west would a neighborhood of arab east jerusalem is extremely tense this has been a flashpoint of violence in the past and police have both been additional reinforcements there are heavy security barriers they've closed a lot of the roads into the old city and also have secured they checkpoints between east jerusalem and the west bank even more now the police have also threatened that they are expecting casualties today indeed if islands explodes and there has been violence here in the cost i was. ok i know i was there was it. was always like my neck was drunk on a tuesday night doz