israel says it's sending an extra $1000.00 troops into the occupied west bank after a series of violent incidents raises tensions between israelis and palestinians. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to war also ahead the world health organization says the number of new cases of coronavirus has dropped for the 1st time in china. plus thousands of syrians fee fighting in italy province as government forces try to retake the last rebel held territory. and u.s. president donald trump comes out swinging against the democrats after being acquitted in his senate impeachment trial. these are the army says it's sending a rod a 1000 more soldiers into the occupied west bank after an upsurge in violence in the last 24 hours have been clashes in several cities in the occupied west bank between palestinians and these radiometer after 4 palestinians were shot dead in separate incidents the israeli military is also searching for a suspect involved in a car ramming attack in jerusalem that moon to 12 of its soldiers that spring in need avraham was in ramallah for us in the oc

agreements understandings negotiations have spoken about anywhere between 2 and 80 percent off the west bank territory being next by israel in exchange for land swaps ok this one talks about 30 percent rather than 2 or 830 percent is to add say on that keep in mind there's a still ask them it's a no concrete figure no no no you're wrong i'm sorry there is a there is a man i think this map castille to be negotiated it's not like a sealed decision that now no no no no you're wrong you're wrong then for with all due respect you're wrong what the way i understand it ok and i'll be happy to revise myself but my understanding so far is what i'm saying is room is allowed to annex 50 percent of the west bank which includes the jordan valley and all of the territories of the settlements existing settlements and the areas around them for zoning and planning purposes only known so that the person well mr this is indeed a crucial point a lats go back to you in just a few moments we have to take a very short break now but we will be back very soon state. television propaganda machine propaganda outlet pr

revise myself but my understanding so far is what i'm saying israel is allowed 50 percent of the west bank which includes the jordan valley and all of the territories of the settlements existing settlements and the areas around them for their own thing and planning purposes only know the person well mr this is indeed a crucial point alas go back to you in just a few moments we have to take a very short break now but we will be back very soon stay tuned. for my. kids to compensate oh boy tonight i'm. going to. move on which i did. and showed up to move this to the i'm listening to. show. last. night was it is a. welcome back to worlds apart with am at selling for my deputy had israel's national security council to absent just before the break we started talking about land swaps and you were mentioning that israel now has an opportunity to annex as you said up to 30 percent of the west bank territory but that's not the whole deal because what the trump proposal is suggesting is swapping some land that is currently internationally recognized as palestinian and occupied by israel that is prima

of legitimate leadership and unified to the ship because there are if you will huffed between the west bank and gaza and between fatah and hamas and because obama's and as a leader has lost a lot of his legitimacy this is part of the explanation of their even relative weakness and i think that unless and until the quote unquote put their act together and elect a new legitimate unified democratic leadership i think they won't be able to advance forward on any idea of the $67.00 to the old idea or this plan they simply lacks legitimacy i would add to that that i think they're split not only between the 2 territories or between the 2 governments but also between several generations essentially they now have to choose between their grandparents and their grandchildren and he my personal opinion as much as we are obliged to respect our ancestors i think we all know more to the current and future generation. now trump is approaching that from he's very american tallis position he's offering $50000000000.00 in development founds to the palestinians and he's at the visor and some of a son in law al

israel says it's sending an extra 1000 troops into the occupied west bank after a series of violent incidents raises tensions between israelis and palestinians and thousands of syrian street fighting in italy province as government forces try to retake the last rebel held territory. u.s. president donald trump is due to address the nation this hour from the white house a day after being acquitted of all impeachment charges by the u.s. senate these are live pictures from the east room of the white house where the president will be speaking from in a few minutes and we'll bring that to unite here on al-jazeera of course earlier donald trump appeared publicly for the 1st time since being acquitted in the senate trial he displayed 2 newspaper headlines after arriving at an event hosted by the u.s. congress it was clear on 2 counts of impeachment only one republican mitt romney broke ranks romney said his faith motivated him to vote against surprise that is what donald trump had to say about. as everybody knows my family. our great country and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal

so far is what i'm saying is wrote is allowed 30 percent of the west bank which includes the jordan valley and all of the territories of the settlements existing settlements and the areas around them for zoning and planning purposes only known 50 percent well mr this is indeed a crucial point alas go back to you in just a few moments we have to take a very short break now but we will be back very soon stay tuned. onto the kid same compensate oh boy i'm going to deny it but it. simple no proof nothing in between. it's not. going to. move on which i didn't get showed up to move this because of a mostly an infant who going to be i didn't show up and we must. just not so much because i was it was a tons of it because you see a 1000000 years. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation focused unity. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is truth what's his face. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for him maybe in the shallowness. welcome back to worlds apart am not saying

the white house is right the army says it's sending about a 1000 more soldiers into the occupied west bank off the clashes in several cities 4 palestinians have been shot dead in separate incidents a palestinian man accused of running a car into a group of israeli soldiers in west jerusalem has been arrested and the world health organization says there are signs the number of new cases of the coronavirus is dropping but it's still too soon to say the outbreak has reached its peak. well now to syria government forces have entered the northern town of sorrow as part of an offensive to retake the country's last rebel held stronghold this despite fighting between syrian and turkish forces in which 5 people were killed turkey says it's sending reinforcements and it set up for a new military post threatening to drive back syrian troops sarka is one of is of strategic importance in the area as it sits at the intersection of 2 major highways will the u.n. special envoy to syria get pettish and says the fighting could lead to a bloody unprotected last stand on the border with turkey so now because

happens on the ground between security agencies palestinian and israeli agencies in the occupied west bank that is a very controversial issue actually that for a very long time among the palestinian public has been a lot of pressure always on president abbas to stop this kind of security cordon nations so if he goes through with it this time this would be a big headache for the israeli security establishment now tanya when trumps peace plan was it was released abbas responded with quote 1000 no i mean it would just walk us through again why was this plan so unacceptable to the palestinians. well fallen post palestinian president the perception it was you know taking all the position off the israeli side i mean they think that it did doesn't take into account their interest their quest for a palestinian state and the plan doesn't vision a palestinian state but it will be it will not be an independent sovereign state but just some sort of limited sovereignty with only parts of east jerusalem the rest all of jerusalem would be under the control of israel and this is unacceptable for palestini

palestinian and occupied by israel that is primarily like a date in the west bank for the land that is internationally recognized as israeli and located in the proximity to gaza so it's not just taking everything from the palestinians it's also giving something in return and the question i want to ask you is whether you think it's an aqua to blow proposition in cultural religious economic and security terms for both sides right so as i was saying i was comparing it to previous plans previous plans spoke about 2 to 8 percent this one speaks about 40 percent and you are right it does mention land swaps which were all or also mentioned in previous plans but the land swaps are approximately 14 percent so we're talking about a net annexation by israel of 16 percent of the west bank and i don't think this is for the palestinians this is essential to a nonstarter add to that the fact that it renders the palestinian mini state completely non contiguous and it contradicts and not only do those vocal about every other again attempt negotiations international resolutions and so on it's essential

destroy the family home of the man charged in connection with the $2800.00 killing of a rabbi in a west bank settlements turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into what caused a passenger jet to skid off a runway while landing in istanbul 3 people were killed and dozens injured a high speed train has crossed in northern italy killing 2 crew 27 passengers were injured but the train wasn't as crowded as normal because they drill men's happened

accords and for him to unleash what's i must refer sewers as resistance fighters in the occupied west bank as well i think there's probably fairly little expectation that that would actually happen in this speech certainly the p.a. that mahmoud abbas his office has made it clear that security of corporation is on the table to be taken away but only in the event of actual physical moves to put israeli sovereignty into the settlements in the occupied west bank and start an exciting territory if that were to happen is the threat that is the point at which security cooperation would be taken away as far as the hamas position is concerned it's also worth noting that hamas is itself involved in at least mediated negotiations with the israelis through the egyptians an egyptian delegation was in town on monday trying to quell some of the rocket fire and incendiary balloon launches that have been going from here into his. the territory with israeli air strikes coming back in response there are reports that there has been a pause on that as a long term truce still is trying to be to be negotiated be

the occupied west bank. still ahead on al-jazeera where. fishermen say they're risking their lives as they dive to make a living. hello there's still a cold breeze running into northern japan the last storm system it's wet and you can see there but the cold air goes across the warm water but is masses of showers not as cold of course they turned out to be snow and they will do that on the west the slopes in northern honshu unfertile while on the little while i think in her car there with the power is going to maximize for that's where the weather is because going out of the way and everything else a korean peninsula much of northern china is quiet not particularly breezy static and it's not good for equality but clearly it's very different in southern china once more a bloom of clouds produced rain or will produce friends is systems forecast all the way from that it means border to the east now it's going out of the way it is moving east was an across the southern coast taiwan to be honest just touching it early part of friday but the land

it the plan proposes a palestinian state and recognition of israeli settlements in the occupied west bank. i let's get more i'm joined now by our correspondent in jerusalem tanya kramer tanya 1st of all how significant is this. why i think stuffing security coordination would be significant if it happens it would change the realities on the ground in the occupied west bank having said that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has in the past already threatened to cut security relations security cordon nation with israel and you have to wait and see whether he will implement those steps soon in the coming days but also significant today is probably told the palestinians to support their cause through the arab league through this statement that they reject this plan by the term ministration because initially the statements by some of the arab states where are you to except for jordan and it's important for them to get this broad rejection by the arab league of the plan showing a united front there now going back to this move to spend relations with israel and the u.s. and what exactly do

news hour live from on global headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes clashes in the west bank after a series of violent incidence rates tension between israelis and palestinians. disinfecting the streets of one hand to try to beat the coronavirus and reports that china's government may be forced to counsel an important political meeting because of the epidemic also this hour thousands of syrians fee fighting in italy province as government forces try to retake that last rebel held territory and a u.s. senate clears donald trump of the impeachment trial against him but democrats are promising further investigations about peter stand with your school to lympics organize and save the law in france and north korea amid questions on whole coronavirus march the games plus. barcelona really you know misuse days of the club on numbers. thank you for joining us we begin this news hour with rising tensions between israelis and palestinians which have led to a spate of violent incidents within the past 24 hours for palestinians have been shot dead and several israeli soldiers have been i

palestinian has been shot dead by the israeli army after crosses over a house demolition in the west bank town of jenin protests began after heavy machinery was moved in to steroid the family home with a man charged in connection with the $28000.00 killing of a rabbi in west bank settlement turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into what caused the passenger jet to skid off

now the israeli army says it's sending about a 1000 more soldiers into the occupied west bank after a savage and violence there over the past 24 hours there been clashes between palestinians and israeli security forces in several cities after 4 palestinians were shot dead in separate incidents made abraham reports 6. it's been the deadliest 24 hour period in the occupied west bank in a year i recall a stimulus were killed by israeli fire in 2 separate incidents on thursday and dozens of palestinians were wounded. in jeanine north of the occupied west bank tensions escalated after the israeli army demolished the house of a palestinian prisoner in the city. 19 year old years on a bill to beef was killed in confrontations between palestinian protesters and israeli forces following the house demolition of augustinian police officer was also killed the funeral of 25 year old daughter but when was delayed till mid day friday to allow his wife and 2 children to come from jordan where they live police surveillance video shows but who am standing before he was killed i with mrs $1.00 that but

in janine also bill a few 5 west bank tensions escalated after the israeli army demolished the house of a palestinian prisoner in the city. 19 year old years and was killed in confrontations between palestinian protesters and israeli forces following the house demolition of holliston a police officer was also killed the funeral of 25 year old daughter but when it was delayed till mid day friday to allow his wife and 2 children to come from jordan where they live police surveillance video shows but who am standing before he was killed. i witness is $1.00 that but when i was watching the confrontations when he was shot by a sniper a 3rd person was killed in the altar of jerusalem one israeli police officer was lightly injured after the gunmen shot at his really police post in the city. what hamas praised the attacks the palestinian presidency described the latest tension as a dangerous israeli escalation it sir this follows the u.s. announcement of its proposed mideast plan that was unveiled more than a week ago. palestinians are strongly rejected the plan they say it's means them acce

this is one of the main markets for fresh produce and your part of the west bank. here is there are too many on the market and that has prices down. on wednesday the palestinian government responded to the israeli ban by barring some israeli products from entering the west bank this is not the 1st economy between the 2 sides but it's different now because the palestinian government says it wants to limit dependency on the israeli economy it started with a pilot project in october to cut down imports of israeli calls and buy them from other countries instead. israeli cattle raisers say that the ban violates find agreements between israel and the palestinian authority. are dependent on the palestinian market palestinian talk and direct import of calls from brought but they don't have enough touch and haste spaces which are the basic food of the animals palestinians import 3 times more from israel than the export to it which analysts say could make any trade with between the 2 very one sided front of don't feel that i've done so but if israel controls all borders and

proposes a palestinian state and recognition of israel said israeli settlements in the occupied west bank. let's bring in correspondent tanya kramer who's standing by with the latest now from jerusalem tanya how significant is this. well i think it is significant in the way that stopping the security coordination would change the situation on the ground in the occupied west bank now the threat or the warning off wanting to stop this kind of cordon nation this is one of the few tools i think the palestinian leadership has a kind of leverage. over the u.s. as well and that send so we have heard the palestinian president mahmoud abbas before threatening to stop security coordination so we have to wait and see whether this will be implemented right now but i also think what is significant today is the big support the palestinians got from this statement by the arab league the meeting of the foreign ministers in cairo and that show says not such a broad support among arab states because the initial reactions from individual arab states to the plan whereby that new to it but now this strong we

middle east peace plan president mahmoud abbas says it would reward the israeli occupation of the west bank and gaza. welcome to the program so the transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over former president obama al bashir to the international criminal court the court in the hague issued warrants for his arrest more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against darfur rebels between 20032008 the country's ousted the country's military ousted al bashir last year amid mass protests against dictatorship his lawyer says the former president has denounced the court as political and is refusing to have any dealings with. d.w. a reporter can. thomas welcome let's start with the charges facing you so this man is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity up to the level of genocide against people in the darfur region as you mentioned the conflict started in 2003 this was true started out of an interest in certain city and then developed into an all out rebellion and i want to shar

was in the process of trying to do so then overnight there was a raid in janine in the occupied west bank where the israeli army was demolishing a house belonging to the family of someone who was involved in the killing of an israeli settler in 2018 in the in the surrounding area there were clashes again between local protesters and those israeli forces one of the palestinian youths was killed shot and killed in 1000 year old and there is also video showing a palestinian policeman standing in the entrance to the local police police headquarters in which he is seen to be struck by a bullet and falls to the ground he later died of his injuries the israeli security forces say that they were aware of reports of a shooting by one of the soldiers of palestinian policemen that they were looking into it then in the early hours of the morning 2 am local time in west jerusalem a car crashed into a group of israeli soldiers who were on their way to an investor ceremony at the western wall one of the 12 injuries in that incident was serious it's being taken as a deliberate running attack as far as is

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

warns israel against any immediate moves on its lands in the occupied west bank. alan forest smile have all the day's sport news including pakistan 16 year old cricket sensation mizzima shah becomes the youngest board to take a task to track. well china is putting more than $10000000000.00 into the fights against corona virus which has now killed more people than a similar epidemic 17 years ago the death toll stands at $813.00 severe acute respiratory syndrome or sars killed 774 people as between 2002. and 2003 they were both cases most of the deaths were in china so far the new virus is more infectious more than $37.00 size and people have contract aids virus but only 8 thousands fell ill with sars however sars was deadlier killing one in 10 patients the new viruses without surveillance is only around 3 percent meanwhile in hong kong thousands of passengers and crew on board a cruise ship have been cleared to disembark they had been quarantined since wednesday getting to your reports now from beijing. more than 6000 medical workers are being sent 200 from all ove

identifies scores of companies which have ties with illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank. italian senators look set to vote to lift immunity for former far right interior minister met yourself any who's accused of illegally detaining migrant see. and donald trump praises the u.s. attorney general for overruling prosecutors to recommend a light to prison sentence a long time i live largest. right takis president has warned damascus against further provocations in syria's last rebel held territory a resit type 2 and says he will strike against government forces anywhere if they target turkish troops in the province is also demanding syrian forces be pushed back beyond turkish observation post by the end of february. only civvies don't think nobody these attacks are directly targeting our soldiers and directly targeting turkey there's no more time for talk we have to look at the realities on the field and by the end of february the regime must be pushed behind observation point whatever is needed on the ground or in the air we are not going to have any hesitation and we are

the west bank is ruled by the palestinian authority, dominated by fatah. literally fighting each other. what we see in both gaza and the west bank is corruption. we see curbs on freedom of speech. we see people who are repressed by their own leaderships. this is part of the problem. it is not all a sort of psychological state created by israel. this is also created by palestinian leaders. yes, but this at the same time doesn't justify why the palestinian people now are living under blockade in the gaza strip. this doesn't justify way we have hundreds of thousands of settlers who have increased in the last 13 years in the west bank. this doesn't justify that we are going to have a capital of — i mean, jerusalem, recognised by some countries as the capital. this doesn't justify anything like that. i understand what you're saying, but ijust wondered whether there is time and again... you're a not a politician, you're a psychiatrist. is it time for a different kind of thinking, to help palestinians express themselves and think of their future? 0ne specific exa

sovereignty over the west bank settlements on the jordan valley the us however seems to be pushing for that to happen only after the israeli elections on march the 2nd a joint u.s. israeli committee has started working out the details of the map if the international community is still interested in being a fundamental governing regime for universal value it needs to consider what's happening in palestine very seriously indeed what happens to the palestinians here can easily happen elsewhere and i think it proves a case in point and we already see moves elsewhere in the world if israel proceeds with such a defacto an exaggeration it's unclear how the rest of the international community will react. and for more i'm joined by the he's in washington d.c. and he is with the project on middle east democracy and he focuses on u.s. policy says it's good to see you again you know we knew from the start the palestinians would not support this plan but why is the u.s. proposing a plan that aside from israel really doesn't enjoy any type of regional or international support. i think the way i woul

identifies scores of companies which have ties with illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank. italian sentences look set to vote to lift immunity for former far right interior minister met in so if you need these accused of illegally detained migrants see. the highest concentration of coronavirus victims outside china 175 people on board this cruise ship docked in japan tested positive for the effects of. the 7 turkish president has warned damascus against further provocations in syria's last rebel held territory reza type early one says he will strike against government forces anywhere if they target turkish troops in the province is also demanding syrian forces be pushed back beyond turkish observation post by the end of february. only civvies daughter that nobody these attacks are directly targeting our soldiers and directly targeting turkey there is no more time for talk we have to look at the realities on the field and by the end of february the regime must be pushed behind observation point whatever is needed on the ground when we are not going to have any hesitation an

rights office report that lists 112 companies alleged to have ties to illegal settlements in the west bank the netanyahu administration described the report a shameful though and said it will suspend ties with the international body which offered this explanation for its move. finding mission highlighted 10 types of business activities if you do as being of particular concern given the well established legal nature of the settlements in the occupied palestinian territory and their impact on the daily lives and the human rights of the palestinian people on whose land the settlements have been built and continue to be built so that sort of the un human rights organization to say let's go live now to ramallah in the occupied west bank where journalist mohammad can bring us up to speed a there thanks time today so this is going to lead. israel tell us more of the reaction to this u.n. report. well the united nations announcement of the blacklist was actually talking about the settlements that were constructed in the west bank in territories of palestinians hope to create there are independent

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now and presumably the key issue in that briefing will be the onix ation of west bank settlements and concerns over that. absolutely i'm not actually in the u.n. that's the u.n. i'm on the other side of the road from the u.n. this is the u.s. mission to the united nations effectively the u.s. embassy and it's in this building that jerad cush there is meeting with the 15 ambassadors of the u.n. security council all the security council members we know that they'll be meeting and are meeting right now over lunch at the end of that i'm told 10 will leave and then the 5 permanent members of the security council will have a 2nd meeting with mr kushner no all of these are bastards know that this is a rather difficult situation they have this brand new plan unveiled by the trumpet ministration in conjunction with israel but without her of the coronavirus emergency. it's running out of hospital beds as the number of deaths and confirmed cases continues to rise while there are signs that the number of new cases is dropping the world health organization says it's still too soon to say if the ou

the occupied west bank transplant could lead to the defacto onix nation of parts of the territory which was captured by israel in 1967 an extension of territory was condemned after world war 2 by the united nations charter critics want trumps proposal could violate principles of international law if it's implemented so 1st obviously we should take this very seriously this is not a peace plan this was a plan for perpetuating oppression and dispossession of palestinians not giving them statehood nor rights but the permanent state of apartheid if you me important thing to know is defacto annexation has already occurred so when we're talking about annexation especially with regards to the trump land we're talking about did your annexation already controls all of the land from the river the georgian river to the mediterranean sea others argue that the plan calls for negotiations not unilateral actions if one looks carefully at the greenman at the proposal melcombe oppose although not proposing that is will act unilaterally. nor are they demanding the policy except for the such they say this

al-jazeera the occupied west bank. iraqi students have rallied in the cities of baghdad. attacks on protesters by supporters of an influential shiite cleric demonstrators and to have you to square in the capital denounce the attacks which left at least 10 people dead supporters of stormed an anti-government protest camp in the southern city of najaf on wednesday. the resilient president joe you're both scenarios proposing a bill that would open up indigenous land to mining agriculture and energy projects it has yet to receive congressional approval but has drawn strong criticism from environmentalists as well as indigenous groups they say could wipe out their communities and speed up deforestation also accuses critics of hindering developments. this is a big step forward it depends on congress pressure from environmentalist those people from the environment right if i could one day i would confined them to the amazon like the environment so much christian program director at amazon watch and travels to the brazilian amazon regularly and he says the bill seeks to sideline

100 companies which it says are supporting illegal settlements in the west bank and we response from. this hour as the b.b.c. faces threats from the government. growing influence of countries like russia and china in the media. and the german city of dresden commemorate 75 years since the 2nd world war which left an estimated $25000.00 to speak. nothing with others when. the flame in the narrow streets the flames were spreading so fast people were suffocating. thanks for joining us on our. welcome to the program. of the u.n. human rights office has released a report by the end of falling over 100 companies which it says are supporting illegal settlements in the west bank the findings have come in sharp criticism from israel though it's called the document shameful and suspended ties with the body. who have a board will be boycotted to the human rights gone so is a buzz buddy that is devoid of influence the state of israel will not tolerate this discriminates he and he is really policy and will take action to prevent the implementation of these kinds of decisions the united nations was

told can you know about security coordination with is about that's on the ground in the occupied west bank between israeli and palestinian security agencies that is a very controversial topic also among the palestinian public that has been in the past so ready lot of pressure. to cut off or to stop this security coordination president abbas had always you know not you know he has always said he keeps this so we have to wait and see whether he will go ahead now in stopping them and it would be a very big headache for the security establishment in israel tanya kramer for us in jerusalem thank you very much our let's get you caught up now on sports and in the bundesliga byron munich and brucey dortmund both enjoyed comfortable victories in today's games let's take a look at the scoreboard byron have now in fact taken over the top of the table after winning $31.00 in mind dortmund thrashed berlin 5 nil often time came from behind to beat liverpool isn't frankfurt saving a late draw in dusseldorf while borg beat bremen 2 to one and on friday character and shelter ended in a goalless draw now co

combat its outbreak also this hour israel says it's sending an extra 1000 troops into the occupied west bank after a series of violent incidents raises tensions between israelis and palestinians. hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with the top stories from europe including all the latest on the political op evolution in germany outrage of an election result says that when a question just a day after being voted into office and peace into the a small 2 limits organizers say the law and facts are not fear with coronavirus threatening the games plus bangladesh's cricket to play down security fears ahead of beatrice match in pakistan. thank you for joining us a day after his acquittal in the u.s. senate's impeachment trial president donald trump is holding what he calls a celebration speech maintains he did nothing wrong and says he and his family went through hell the president has praise republicans while blasting democrats as vicious. to the allows you politicians but they do 2 things. they're vicious and mean vicious these people have issues adam schiff is a very horrible person nancy pelos

. >> the occupied westgate -- west bank, trump's plan could lead to the territory. annexation of territory was condemned after world war ii by the united nations charter. critics warmed -- warneded the proposal could violate principles of international law. >> this is not a peace plan. this is a plan for purple -- for perpetuating the oppression and dispositionn of palestinians, nt giving them statehood or rights, but a permanent statate of apartheid. >> de facto annexation has already occurred. when we are talkiking about annenexation, especicially withh regard to the trump plan,n, we e talkining about annexation. israel already controls all of the land from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea. >> if f one looks carefefully ae proposal, , they are not proposg israel will l act unilaterally r are theyey demanding the palestininians accepted as such. theyey are saying, this is our propososal, you paparties negote it. israel would have certain parts of the west bank. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had promised to swiftly assert sovereignty over the

analysts say the general mood in the west bank is that of frustration i think that there is going to be a continuity for a while for some actions because i think the palestinian public wanted to show that the palestinian people are against this deal and that this deal is compromising the legitimate rights of the palestinian people and the land but i don't think that it will continue on the long. late on thursday the israeli army said it arrested the palestinian it says it rammed his car into israeli soldiers in jerusalem. the attack has left 12 israeli soldiers wounded one of whom sustained severe injuries it's not clear whether tension will escalate frustration has been mounting for a long time and palestinian factions of called for protests on friday against the u.s. peace plan but if the previous calls are any indication it seems unlikely that these will materialize now deborah him al-jazeera the occupied west bank still to come on al-jazeera they're vicious and mean vicious. and unrepentant donald trump goes on the attack a day after being of course is over charges. trading tech

successful and here are some bastard to israel says israel shouldn't an ex-parte so the occupied west bankbefore the trumpet ministration completes the middle east peace proposal david friedman says no such move should be made without america's consent the plan maintains that israel should keep swathes of occupied territory between 167 and 2017 israel built more than 200 settlements considered illegal under international law and the west bank and estimated 620000 israelis live in them and about 215000 israelis are in an enclave built in palestinian neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem where the trump plan was unveiled last month israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he'd push ahead with annexation plans within days but is now more vague about the timetable. i was about voting as secretary general of the palestinian national initiative he says the u.s. ambassador has been a strong supporter of the annexation of the occupied west bank and has never entertained any palestinian demands friedman has been one of the most supportive people of land illegal and exertion of the west ban