strip. the worst we have seen wes.ave seen in ye the deal narrowly avoids yet another full-scale war, but as nbc's mat bradley reports, fears remain over whether this latest truce will hold. >> reporter: a cacophony of grief in the gaza strip following a day of fi deadly ghting. a peace treaty negotiated by egypt and united nations came into effect late ndast night, giving israel palestinians in the gaza strip a chance to brink of another all-out war. "we are committed to the truce as long ath israelis are dcommitted to it," s hamas spokesman han kasman. if it returns to ag ession then the resistance will have to answer. despite the shaky peace the latest round or of titat attacks ranks among the worst in years. it began yesterday after a palestinian sniper shot dead staff sergeant aviv levy on th gaza border, the first israeli militarsu alty in four years. then dozens of drill air strikes killed four including three hamas fighters. a fresh flare-up against a deadly backdrop. since march tho

of the stock's push melissa arm and israel has closed the only kerschl point of entry into the gaza strip some say it's economic warfare alex the pilot it's just the details plus we take a look at the twenty eighteen computer attacks and cyber security with russia pressed the senior director of intelligence services at cyber reason all that ahead but first we get some headlines researchers at the international monetary fund or i.m.f. have said that continuing international trade tensions could reduce global economic output by half a percent by twenty twenty at a loss of an estimated four hundred thirty billion dollars the i.m.f. latest update to the world economic outlook warns the last could be that significant if quote current trade policy. threats are realized and business confidence falls as a result the new york times estimated last week that the additional cost from trade tensions for average american household will be one hundred twenty seven dollars also notably warned the united states a heavy export is especially vulnerable to retaliation in such a scenario where other nations c

israeli forces have dogs of hamas military positions in the gaza strip killing at least three palestinians as well as army says its troops came under fire near the border with gaza and in response shelled several hamas posts that comes just days after hamas leaders agreed to a cease fire with israel to prevent hostilities escalating. united nations agency for palestinian refugees says it will axe more than two hundred fifty jobs in the occupied west bank and gaza strip it blames the united states for slashing three hundred million dollars in funding the job cuts have led to fear and frustration in gaza a child structured reports. of two weeks of negotiations with their employer the shock of being told they had lost their job was for many too much to bear the united nations refugee and works agency in gaza says lack of donor funding means it doesn't have enough money and so jobs let's go to that i've been told that i will no longer have a full time job after the thirty first of august then we will only be able to work part time until the end of the year then my job will end i'm really sad n

israel threatens to shut down an important economic lifeline to the gaza strip we'll have a live report from west jerusalem. also coming up in the program another successful day in thailand for more boys are brought out of the flooded caves. a new crisis for the british government is the man in charge of it spreads it quits. a hundred people killed in floods and landslides that have devastated large parts of japan and. israel says it will shut down a key economic lifeline into the gaza strip the carom crossing is a vital access point for supplies to the besieged territory israeli authorities are also suffering fishing boats from operating more than six miles off the coast let's go live now to our correspondent forsett he's in west jerusalem and harry what's brought this about. well it's a very clear response and in that statement the israeli military has said that this is all about what we've seen in the last few weeks the flying of kites and of balloons carrying some kind of incendiary device or burning material beneath them being flown from the gaza strip across the fence dividing it

says there are now huge concerns for the safety of those living in the gaza strip. bows but is disposable owns escalation and does a thread about a syrian civilian are very afraid now as i witness to stomach crowding in the front of a car isn't courses taught children or girls out of. there and what will happen in the next hour shall we witness another when you wore a similar to the war of two thousand put in there also if. you are attacking some position and sides in gaza strip my back something really and so it is very dangerous the situation we are awaiting. hamas and is i'd still be clashes between them since because the civilian always base up ice. with the dust not even settled on the summit in helsinki the us president has stirred it all up again announcing he's inviting his russian counterpart to washington later in the year second meeting potentially with putin. is that in the works is it planned has it been you know i would say it's in the works we had a tremendous discussion on many things but fact is we got along very well i think i have a good relations

the israeli government's decision to close the only terminal leading to the gaza strip is a war crime against our people it will deepen the humanitarian crisis that the people of gaza live shows how the israeli occupation fails in dealing with peaceful marches it also shows how when human netanyahu is only able to understand the palestinians you may try to crush the palestinian people but we will continue the marjorie's until we achieve our target of breaking the seeds of the gaza strip. so i have for you on the program activists say the ministration is unlikely to reunite migrant children under the age of five with their parents. deadline and the search goes on for the container of a deadly nerve agent which poisoned a woman in an english.

crossing so there is mounting sense of fear and anxiety in the gaza strip. as i say you know more than a decade of what the u.n. now is describing has described. as as this place being basically at breaking point . you very much for that finale that is child stratford joining us live from gaza court thank you. well the weather is next then. there are those latest victims of their aid as the government faces more pressure to end its crackdown and a new warning that u.s. trade tensions could put the global economy is shaky ground. and we're seeing some very heavy downpours in manila over the past two or three days and that's caused problems now we've seen scenes like this which has given rise to scenes like this so lots of flooding around at the moment that water really is quite deep and it's all thanks to the rain that we've had over a number of days and as you can see from the satellite picture that cloud is still with us now we do have a tropical storm it's not too far away from us but that's actually here to the north so it's not that really that's causing

the israeli government's decision to close the only terminal leading to the gaza strip is a war crime against our people it will deepen the humanitarian crisis that the people of gaza live shows how the israeli occupation fails in dealing with peaceful marches it also shows how by and you mean netanyahu is only able to understand the palestinians try to crush the palestinian people but we will continue the marjorie's until we achieve our target of breaking the sea of the gaza strip. so i have for you on the program activists say the tribe of ministration is unlikely to reunite migrant children under the age of five with that parents by tuesday's court deadline and the search goes on for the container of a deadly nerve agent which basically poisoned a woman in an english town. however the weather is set fire across australia are largely clear skies lots of sunshine not particularly warm sunshine having said that basin pieces the cloud down towards the southeast and cold of a high pressure in charge k.b. things settle the high as a lid on the atmosphere suppressing the clout then so we

israel gerry's out what it calls the biggest daytime airstrikes on militant targets in the gaza strip but will that stop the rockets being fired across the border or only eat up the conflict also coming up. a huge i've heard breaks for you from a glacier and threatens to flood a small village in greenland scientists warn that such extreme incidents involving birds could become more frequent have more in the report. and germany's angela can burn beat serena williams to win the women's singles title of wimbledon ever cruise past williams and straight sets to pick up her maiden lyttleton title. by marion evans dean thanks for joining us. palestinian sources say a ceasefire has been reached between israel and armed groups in gaza this comes after two palestinians were killed in israeli airstrikes on the gaza strip the israeli army said it targeted weapons manufacturing and storage sites in gaza city after a barrage of rockets were fired into israel by hamas militants. the most extensive and strikes on gaza in four years to paint kluge hits in the hopper of gaza city. israel says it was ta

strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response an i.d.f. tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throughout the day as of now still calm but there is a lot of unease because people here very much aware that any little thing could could spark something and it could be a wider conflagration really at any time for boats loaded with they don't know on their way to gaza from the italian port of the freedom flotilla coalition says it wants to bring a peaceful end to the israeli blockade of the palestinian territory it expects to take just over a week to reach israeli water as it will then hand over one boat to gaza fisherman . france is sending fifty tons of medical aid to the government controlled area of eastern huta in syria the supplies will be carried by a russian plane it's the first time a western country has supplied material to government controlled areas of syria with russian help government forces read two piece of goods are from rebels in april after a seize lasting several years about fiv

since light march the gaza strip has been rocked by weekly protests against a decade long israeli egyptian blockade in the ensuing months israeli forces have killed over one hundred forty palestinians with gunfire an extra x. friday sniper attack was the first death of an israeli soldier in the same period. as tensions escalate talk of all out war hangs in the air. that would start a war to any time. they want to none it will come without warning that. for now gaza is calm the tensions linger even as the smoke subsides. now the story of a small country facing a gigantic problem plastic in the oceans for many tours the dominican republic is a beach destination but it shores are being spoiled by plastic pollution while there's been a lot of talk about how to tackle the problem but without global action the country's environment minister warns it's iowans are at risk of drowning in trash. in. the caribbean sea but not as we know it this footage is all from one to see no speech in the capital center domingo posted online by conservationists group. shopping volunteers and local authorities into

strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response an i.d.f. tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throughout the day as of now still calm but there is a lot of unease because people here very much aware that any little thing could could spark something and it could be a wider conflagration really at any time now for boats carrying aid for gaza have left in italy the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says his goal is to peacefully end the israeli blockade of the palestinian territory is expected to take just over a week to reach israeli waters until one boat to gaza and fisherman. syrian rebels who gave up their fight in the south west of now begun arriving in opposition held areas of the country's north more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people have reached the town of broke in hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage in a surrender deal with the government syrian army forces have since sent to the city of control it's a major victory for pres

it's difficult to describe belittle of poverty and suffering inside the gaza strip i was working there the last few days came out today the contrast between gaza and israel it is quite astounding around fifty percent of the population unemployed around fifty percent of them living under the poverty line as well some areas only getting around four hours of electricity a day not enough electricity to fuel the pumps that are needed in order to to for the things like the sewerage works to operate so you've got rule sewerage going into the sea i mean it's these kind of things that have pushed the gazans for the last eighteen weeks to protest along the border fence with israel a protest that have resulted in more than one hundred fifty palestinians being killed of course the israeli government blames how mass for the suffering of the gazan people in this even try to urge the gazans to try and over strode the hamas ministration says that these people have every right to protest and those protests will continue but will they do is they highlight the level of suffering of the people inside the

israeli air strikes target how mass positions in the biggest daylight militarist salt on the gaza strip in four years. a high state of alert iraq's security forces are prepared as protests show no sign of ending. embracing its friends after years as rivals ethiopia and eritrea put aside two decades of hostility and form a new relationship. and still dividing opinion donald trump's visit to the u.k. provokes pro and anti protests we'll report from both sides and i'm firing here with all the day's sport in creating the countdown continues to the world cup final as x. practitioners building both france and croatia had found a showdown. israel says it's conducting the largest daylight attack on hamas since the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen is ready jets were seen targeting several neighborhoods in the gaza strip and smoke can be seen rising above gaza city the military says that it struck foresee a mass targets including its headquarters in the town of beit lahiya well overnight hamas fired more than thirty rockets at southern israel israel's iron dome system intercepted some of the

living under these really gaza. away from the politics and away from the military escalation between hamas and israel it really is about the almost two million people who are blockaded inside gaza life looks like it continues as normal it does continue as normal but everyone you speak to here will tell you the same thing that life has become increasingly more difficult for many people will tell you that what they're enduring here is not a life regression we can't live a maximum of three dollars a day isn't enough we ask him if he can make ends meet. i can't afford anything to work as a tailor in israel before the blockade i made around the thousand three hundred dollars a month of the moment i can't even make three hundred dollars a month exchanging money i work two shifts a day morning and night my that's the meaning of humanity is missing in gaza most people are educated but can't find work people are frustrated and to pressed people are willing to die those who are married cannot feed their children patients can'

strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response an i.d.f. tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throughout the day as of now still calm but there is a lot of unease because people here very much aware that any little thing could could spark something and it could be a wider conflagration really at any time. well living under occupation in gaza has left many desperate for change even if it means risking their lives the eleven year land sea and air blockade imposed by israel has taken a huge toll now here's a quick snapshot of what living conditions there are actually like at least ninety five percent of the territories water is unfit for human consumption and unsuitable even for agricultural use the proceeds areas only get four hours of electricity on most days of the week the world bank says unemployment is staggering forty four percent of adults between the ages of sixteen and twenty nine are out of work one reason why unemployment is so high many gazans used to work in israel but the longstan

israel and hamas have agreed to restore calm in the gaza strip after a day of unrest in the palestinian territory earlier palestinian militants shot dead an israeli soldier on the gaza border israel responded with air strikes on targets throughout the gaza strip killing four palestinians hamas the armed islamist movement which controls gaza said three of the dead were its fighters. a knife attack has left ten people injured in the northern german city of lieblich a german man allegedly started stabbing pete.

in order to avoid what israel describes as the illegal naval blockade that is imposed upon the gaza strip that statement also saying that the israeli navy had monitored and into set to do it in accordance with international law or it was about that time the last statement was issued from the organization behind this flotilla calling on the governments of the sixteen different nationalities of the people traveling on that ship and the relevant organizations to act immediately. it's important to point out that despite these efforts this incredible effort that this the international freedom flotilla coalition has put towards this this attempt at breaking the see the head of the organization was under no illusions and knew that the israeli navy were going to indeed stop the fertility from getting sick gaza but the whole point of the exercise according to the organization is that they want to draw attention to the plight of the two million people living in gaza suffering under that twelve year land and sea blockade imposed by israel as you say . is carrying aid and supplies that are intended f

strip at least four people died in gaza made protests and one israeli soldier was killed on the gaza border. syrian rebels in the southwestern province of connector have started leaving the area after giving up their fight against government forces and the new york times says donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen secretly taped a discussion with him about payments to an ex boy and model he says she had an affair with the u.s. president. in other developments global markets a stalled after president threatened to slap five hundred billion dollars of trade tower ifs on china that's the total amount of chinese goods imported into the u.s. last year washington has already imposed levies on thirty four billion dollars worth of goods which beijing quickly reciprocated the international monetary fund warns these tit for tat tariffs could cause serious damage to the global economy. i raised fifty we're down five hundred now some people would say three hundred seventy five billion i'm not talking about million i'm not talking about pennies i'm talking about we're down three hundred seven

in other news israel says it will shut down a key economic lifeline into the gaza strip the karim abu salim crossing is a vital access point for supplies in the besieged territory israeli authorities are also stopping fishing boats from operating more than six miles off the coast. of going to hamas we will immediately use a heavy hand against hamas in the gaza strip in a significant step we will today close it kitty a long crossing it will be more steps but i will not elaborate harry force it has more now from west jerusalem. this measure from the israeli government has come as something of a surprise given all the talk there had been in recent weeks and months about trying to improve the situation humanitarian economic situation inside gaza for security reasons that have been the argument of the israeli army it has been the argument we understand of jason green blatt and jarred cushion of the u.s. envoys who were here recently trying to get some international and israeli support for some sort of restructuring inside gaza economic assistance to try and stave off this security problems

strip food and medicine will need permission to go through the most of them crossing israel says the decision is in response to hostility from hamas. u.s. president donald trump has arrived home to severe criticism after siding with the russian president vladimir putin on accusations of election meddling speaking after this summit and fed cast doubt on his own intelligence agencies which found evidence of interference. the european union and japan have signed a free trade deal that will eliminate nearly all tariffs presenting a united front as the trump of ministration puts up trade barriers it is the use of biggest deal today to creating a trading zone covering six hundred million people and nearly a third of the global economy when the day after warning the u.s. china and russia against starting a trade war that you.

bit of damage is going to hamas we will immediately use a heavy hand against hamas in the gaza strip in a significant step we will today close it getting so long crossing there will be more steps but i will not elaborate. on how much has called israel's decision to close the crossing a crime against the palestinian people and vowed to continue the protests. blocking. the israeli government's decision to close the only terminal leading to the gaza strip is a war crime against our people they will deepen the humanitarian crisis that the people of gaza live shows how the israeli occupation fails in dealing with peaceful marches it also shows how when you may netanyahu is only able to understand the palestinians you may try to crush the palestinian people but we will continue the marjorie's until we achieve a target of breaking the seeds of the gaza strip as your type i do one has been sworn in for a second term as takis president at a ceremony in ankara also seems sweeping new powers after a controversial referendum on the role of the president in april last year critics say the changes

the israeli government's decision to close the only terminal leading to the gaza strip is a war crime against our people it will deepen the humanitarian crisis that the people of gaza live shows how the israeli occupation fails in dealing with peaceful marches it also shows how when you mean netanyahu is only able to understand the palestinians you may try to crush the palestinian people but we will continue the marjorie's until we achieve our target of breaking the seeds of the gaza strip. are a force that has more from western lucilla. this measure from the israeli government has come as something of a surprise given all the talk there had been in recent weeks and months about trying to improve the situation humanitarian economic situation inside gaza for security reasons that have been the arguments of the israeli army it has been the argument we understand of jason green blatt and jarred cushion of the u.s. envoys who were here recently trying to get some international and israeli support for some sort of restructuring inside gaza economic assistance to try and stave off this secu

strip the military said it was responding to a barrage of rockets fired by militants. spain's coast guard has brought to port about three hundred.

strip after israel's crackdown o on peaceful protests in gaza from march to may. when forces s killed over 136 palestinians. canadian turn to the doctor who was shot by israeli forces while he was helping to treat palestinians injured by israeli forces during the nonviolent great march of return. that was may 14, monday. this was right after he was shot. if he feels he was targeted. >> i don't know the answer to that. i don't know what orders they received or what was in their heads. were't tell you if we deliberately targeted. when i can tell you are the things i do know. in the six weeks of the march, there were no paramedic casualties. day, 19 paramedics, all and one killed, were shocked with live ammunition. we were in a rescue e at the tie but everyone else i talked to was like me. without any chaos at all and we were targeted. we were hit by livive ammunitio. most of us in the lower limbs. so it is very hard to believe that the israelis who shot me and the israelis who shot my colleagues, just frorom our medical crew, four of us were shshot includiding one w

strip and that's after a day of clashes that killed an israeli soldier and four palestinians along the fence that separates israel and gaza com has now largely returned to the area but will it last. also coming up spain's could.

with a strike on targets throughout the gaza strip killing four palestinians hamas the armed islamist movement which controls gaza said three of the dead but it's fun to see. a knife attack has left ten people injured in the northern german city of lieblich a gym and man allegedly started stabbing people.

strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response an i.d.f. tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throughout the day as of now still calm but there is a lot of unease because people here very much aware that any little thing could could spark something and it could be a wider conflagration really at any time. well living under occupation in gaza has left many desperate for change even if it does mean risking their lives eleven years of a land sea and air blockade imposed by israel has restricted all areas of daily life at least ninety five percent of the territories water is unfit for human consumption and unsuitable even for agricultural use gaza only gets four hours of electricity most days the world bank says unemployment is staggering more than forty five percent of adults between sixteen and twenty nine are out of work one reason why unemployment is so high many gazans who used to work in israel before the blockade and cut off from their jobs. is a fellow at brookings institution's center fo

israel and hamas have agreed to restore calm in the gaza strip after a day of unrest in the palestinian territory earlier palestinian militants shot dead in israeli soldier on the gaza border israel's responded with air strikes on targets throughout the gaza strip killing four palestinians hamas the armed islamist movement which controls gaza said three of the dead with its fighters. and knife attack has left ten people injured in the northern german city of lieblich a german man allegedly started stabbing.

israel and hamas have agreed to restore calm in the gaza strip after a day of unrest in the palestinian territory earlier palestinian militants shot dead an israeli soldier on the gaza border israel responded with air strikes on targets throughout the gaza strip killing four palestinians hamas the armed islamist movement which controls gaza said three of the dead were its fighters. a knife attack has left ten people injured in the northern german city of lieblich a german man allegedly started stabbing people.

strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip that is rather the big stories of the week with me kevin know if you watch the big much to the day the best team win full of a c t h q this weekend have a good sunday. i mean. you know the yellow superman from him he can see as you know if you. if you're in with a woman they leave you. with him with. their baby when was in the north and even when he pulls up in the film i will remove it with a defense.

strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip that's one of the big stories the last seven days for me kevin i would enjoy the football eight. you know i think hiding this catastrophe unfolding in britain for the past fifteen years or so was its connection to the e.u. and the ability to have the tele car a c. and yet passport rights into the e.u. you take those away and you have essentially greece on steroids and all those banks and the e.u. and america are going to attack the plate and drive into bankruptcy. in a world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies who he made to me to be about this is the simple song alone even some company else with oh they invite

welcome to the newsgroup after five deaths in the gaza strip on friday could have become so much worse. brokering has reached an agreement with israel to restore the previously place but how long can it last. without an end to the israeli siege. on elections only a few days away so we're looking at the rise and rise of. twenty six years since he left the cricketing field but the charisma and the fight that he's been part of his politics ever since twenty eighteen looking like a good chance for him as well and a journalist pulls back from twitter doesn't seem like much of a story but the new york times maggie haberman. toxic as an intellectual dishonesty sexism just too high for her to engage with the platform and her eight hundred thousand followers looking we're looking at when twitter becomes just. and is being called the loneliest man in the world video of the last known survivor of an amazonian tribe killed by bombers has been captured after. living alone in the jungle. and. facing. online. with the news great to live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live in a

strip virtually sealed and just had a generalized ban on the movement of people into and out of gaza travel out of gaza and twenty seven t. was just one percent of what it was in september two thousand and eight that similarly very limited restriction or very significant restrictions on the entry and exit of goods to the point in which the g.d.p. in gaza today is about twenty percent less than it was in one nine hundred ninety four they've made kerem shalom the only commercial crossing that exists now for palestinians ruffa the crossing with egypt is largely a crossing for people and it's largely closed leaving only this crossing so closing kerem shalom more than you know the entry of food and medicines which may be exempt as you just mentioned the biggest thing is affecting the power of people to have a basic economy this is a manmade crisis that it's very hard the dignity of palestinians to earn a living to have money to be able to live a dignified life what was so what recourse then if any do the people of gaza have i mean if if this crossing is shut down and as he say no goods ve

strip if the kites continue to be flown charles stratford has more from gaza. the palestinian authorities are saying that the man that was killed in this attack by israel today was a twenty two year old man a member of the kasam brigades that's the armed wing of hamas at least three other people injured in that attack the israeli say they targeted the area because it was being used by protesters to launch these balloons carrying incendiary devices which have floated across the gaza fence and so israel says it burnt the oldest three thousand hate is of land in the last four months now there are serious concerns of an escalation in violence as we go forward into friday big protests have been called for by various different political factions here in gaza calling people to turn up on the borders tomorrow and continue these protests how mass basically says that these protesters have every right to continue protesting using what it describes as known violent means but certainly there is a lot of concern that israel may respond with what certainly the israeli media i

israel said on saturday it had carried out its biggest attack against hamas targets in the gaza strip since in 2014. lebo diseko reports. and just a warning, there are some distressing images. this is what israel is calling the hardest blow it has dealt hamas in gaza since their large—scale airstrikes in 2014. the idf says its fighterjets hit dozens of targets, including a weapons manufacturing site, storage facilities, and a training camp. israel says the raids were in response to rockets fired on its territory. three people were wounded in a rocket attack on a house. translation: in consultation with the ministry of defence, the chief of staff, and the top security command of the state of israel, we have decided on strong action against hamas terrorism. the idf struck them with the hardest blows since 2014 and will increase the strength of attacks as necessary. but palestinian health officials say two teenagers who'd been passing by a building were killed in the strikes. 12 people are said to have been injured. this latest round of hostilities took place amid the simmering tension

strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip you know what's your reaction to what is occurring of course including from the israeli prime minister who warned hamas against its sanctions. polis is clear her hurts us will hit them with great strength this is what we did yesterday the idea of delta hamas the harshest blows and so peroration productive i hope that they got the message if not they will get it late to the latest confrontation occurred after a fifteen year old palestinian boy was shot dead on friday during riots on the israel border and i.d.f. soldier was also injured. during. the. the. was. on friday the us justice department charged twelve russians with hiking offenses as part of an investigation led by special counsel robert miller those charges are said to be members of russian military intelligence and they're accused of hacking democratic party e-mails on hillary clinton's presidential campaign however the justice department said there is no evidence that the hocking influence the outcome of the election. well moscow claims the it was time to cast the shadow on

strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip. donald trump touched down in brussels for a nato summit this week and judging by the fallout since he's ruffled pretty much a lot of feathers on the way to. the nato want to tell nato you got to start paying your bills united states. thank you. dear president trump america does not target. turf in europe the america appreciate your allies after all you don't have the money you have a lot of. we should say says. thank you. five. hundred forty nine to members of. we disciplined two percent of the g.d.p. on defense by two thousand and twenty four but as it stands at the moment only five states are anywhere near reaching that that's greece stonier the u.k. poland and romania political activist david swanson told us america's allies are showing great patience though he thinks in the face of traumas coercion when president trump says you spend more on weapons and more on nato or nato will scale back and nato will pull out and nato won't be here that the correct answer from europe is yes ple

strip but they're not willing to occupy and gaza strip this latest confrontation comes after a fifteen year old palestinian boy was shot dead on friday during riots on the israel gaza border one i.d.f. soldier was also injured. i. was. donald trump touched down in brussels for a nato summit this week and judging by the fallout since he ruffled a lot of feathers along the way. we're not going to tell nato you got to see paying your bills the united states. securities the president trump america does not hurt and will not hurt it and europe america up to show you your allies after all you don't have the money. we should not. take your. eyes. in twenty forty nato members agreed to spend two percent of the g.d.p. defense on defense by twenty twenty four not only five states or anywhere near reaching out of the moment that's greece estonia the u.k. poland and romania political activist david swanson told us that america's allies are showing great patience he thinks in the face of troubles coercion this last week. when president trump says you spend more on weapons and more on nato or nato w

strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip meanwhile the israeli prime minister has warned hamas against its suctions. opposes her hurt so this will hit them with great strengths this is what we did yesterday the idea of adult hamas the harshest blows and so peroration productive i hope that they got the message if not they will get it late to. kick off the biggest football match of the year or the world cup final is in minute certainly across. at the top of the hour. well i think this catastrophe unfolding in. fifteen years or so was its connection to the e.u. and the ability to abbott's own currency and yet. you take those away and you have essentially greece on steroids and all those banks and the e.u. and america are going to attack the u.k. plate and drive into bankruptcy. i think more to do good is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be to stay if you look at some of the book one. mark was the day that when he was fighting the. duke and has been the most contentious critic for years the first time i noticed something wa

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strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip. will make his confrontation comes after a fifteen year old palestinian boy was shot dead on friday during riots on the israel gaza border one i.d.f. soldier was also letter. or. i or i. was. living on the u.s. justice department has charged twelve russians with hocking offenses it's part of an investigation by special counsel robert muller into alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election. the indictment charges twelve russian military officers by name for conspiring to interfere with the twenty eight sixteen presidential election. eleven of the defendants are charged with conspiring to hack into computers steal documents and release those documents with the intent to interfere in the election. those charges are said to be members of russian military intelligence and they're accused of hacking democratic party e-mails and hillary clinton's presidential campaign the indictments say they created on line personas to publish the stolen information the justice department ad

strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip meanwhile the israeli prime minister has issued a warning to hamas over its actions. opposes herber hurts us will hit them with great strengths this is what we did yesterday the idea of adult hamas the harshest blows and so peroration productive i hope that they got the message if not they will get it later. the latest confrontation occurred after a fifteen year old palestinian boy was shot dead on friday during riots on the israel border one i.d.f. soldier was also injured. or. was. first half of the biggest football match of the year the world cup final is edging towards its close the score in fact changing to two one fronts taking the lead but a. penalty on thirty eight minutes after her who had equalized a little bit earlier had the ball in the box so france leaving two wallner with a run the three minutes left in the first off we're going to be crossing over to our team in moscow in just a few moments time to sum up what's been an action packed first half in the world cup final. right we're also starting five. no. he's not going

strip in a while gaza's health ministry says one person has been killed in an attack by the israeli army and palestinians flying burning kites and billions towards israel protesters have been flying the kites across the border for the past four months of this fight reports that the israeli army may be preparing for an offensive along the gaza strip if the cuts continue to be flown syrian government planes are carrying out airstrikes in the province of connla despite the opposition agreeing to surrender and evacuate the area has been the focus of an intense aerial bombardment over the past two days under the deal rebel fighters from connector are being taken to live in the north buses have already arrived to take them there the u.s. warned member states to prepare for the possibility of a no deal breaks it in case the u.k. government fails to negotiate an agreement well those are the headlines stay with us for a one on one east that's the next. the i.m.f. said riyadh's a breakeven although priced twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina ag

desson protests along the gaza fence and israeli strikes into the strip palestinian factions say there's a deal for a new calm. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters here in doha also coming up syrian government forces move closer to complete control of the country's south. mongers and satanical terrorists nicaragua us president attacks the clergy trying to bring peace between the government and the protesters. and aiming to end deadly misinformation whatsapp curbs services in india after a spate of lynchings. the friday of protests and death along the gaza fence with israel has given way to a call for calm and a little uncertainty palestinian factions say they've agreed to what they call a return to calm starting at midnight local but there's no word yet from the israelis early on friday at least four people were killed inside gaza as israel launched airstrikes and tank rounds and the israeli military says one of its soldiers was killed by gunfire al-jazeera channel stratford begins our coverage. these men say it's their duty as palestinians to pro

strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip meanwhile the israeli prime minister has issued a warning to hamas over attractions. polis is clear her hurts us will hit them with great strength this is what we did yesterday the idea of dell to mask the harshest blows since operation protective i hope that they got the message if not they will get it later ok that's it for now thanks for watching i'll be back in just over half an hour as we wrap up what's been a stunning walkup torment and seen france crowned champions for the second time after beating at the find a stunning finale for russia twenty eight i'm calling right this is r.t. and. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ashwood a german company develops a little mind a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything paul you know she said is just cut short arms minix a little