in the occupied west bank. iraq is refusing to hold talks with the kurdish regional government about the results of monday's controversial independence the iraqi prime minister has called the referendum unconstitutional. hundreds celebrated the end of voting the poll is expected to produce a comfortable win for the pro secession campaign but the result is binding let's take you live now to the capital of iraq's kurdistan region. after yesterday's historic i suppose you could call it defiant today. many people say. that was a day. for a life. and. have been able to express. satisfaction. where there was a lot of warnings. at this point. there's been a similar reaction. this is going to be a very difficult moment but. maybe some weeks before. but we have to. this ongoing offensive to recapture the districts around it from. the kurds will have to pay quite an important role in. this expected that meet between a hundred and two hundred thousand people still will come out of there and. so to be expected to produce a

west bank, is a dream. they have shown us that they are clearly not interested in doing that. rest on thee to principle that all of palestine is occupied. you don't just say the west bank is occupied and the gaza strip is occupied. , all of it isne occupied. all of it is a colonial enterprise. it is just a colonial progression, a progression what happened in 1948. if we talk about them in separate terms and we start to do some -- disassemble palestinian history. also, we currently in many ways have one state, right? if one state means that there is one entity sort of ruling over everything, that's currently what's going on. elon talked about this many times. right now we have one state. it functions differently in different ways for different people based on where they live and, most importantly, they are. but everything is administered, occupied, governed by israel. one statelk about versus two-state, we get into a question of palestinian national identity. when you recognize the two-state framework and yo

in a shooting at a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank palestinian gunman shot dead. protesting. the. president. and. the prime minister and the european council president donald tusk in london and later this is mabel travel to the study and capital tallinn for a dinner with european leaders topping the agenda of both meetings will of course it's break let's take you live now to downing street in london. is there a course to be these meetings come in the wake of the prime minister's speech in florence last week in which he struck a more conciliatory tone towards europe. yes i think. we heard in that big speech at the beginning of here in london you may recall the prime minister hopes that that will pay dividends. street behind me. the real negotiations the proper negotiations if you like. in brussels at the moment that's where michelle is meeting his british counterpart david davis. what the british have always hoped is that they will achieve more success in bilateral conversations with european heads of state and don't forget that donald tusk represents and that migh

in the occupied west bank began repeated attempts to reconcile have collapsed this time fatah says it's ready to send its officials to gaza that plans are in place for the unity government to get to work its no matter of details. we now look positively on this but we need clarifications and the clarifications should come from the guarantor and the mediator which is egypt some of those who potentially have the most to gain from any deal between hamas and fatah and the hundreds of thousands of gazans who live in refugee camps like this one but over ten years of separation and economic blockade they become used to being let down. they certainly borne the brunt of the palestinian authority's recent pressure tactics four hours electricity a day has become the norm this on top of a crippled economy which is left mahmoud and his four sons among so many others in gaza without jobs. reconciliation could solve the power problem it could solve the water problem the markets are empty because people have no money no regular salaries people live without being able to plan. their remains much to resol

based administration the occupied west bank administration of the fatah led palestinian authority the other ministries the other officials are so far reporting to an acting executive committee however they are both in words and indeed it seems ready now to dissolve it entirely be. spokesman the representative who deals with hamas in terms of the the instantly into the sign problems that they've had for the last ten years he is saying that facts are stands ready to send the consensus government here it's just a question of working out the precise timings and they've been informed that hamas is ready to receive that government so it does seem at least that this part of the deal is ready to be implemented however there remain all sorts of obstacles in the detail of all this which could still cause problems as they have in the past when there's been other attempts to resolve the separation between hamas here in gaza and fatah in the occupied west bank. well joining us now is al jazeera samplers coniston are on the sharia and so on will it be difficult for these two factions to overcome su

a palestinian gunman a shot and killed three israeli security personnel in the occupied west bank the gunman has also been shot dead. hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up fears that north korea is boosting its defenses after a weekend fly over by u.s. bombers. refugees are moved from an australian run prison camp to the u.s. under a controversial resettlement plan. and they've escaped violence and mayhem are now the hinge of children putting their experiences into pictures. three members of the israeli security forces have been killed and one injured in a shooting at an israeli settlement in the occupied west bank the palestinian gunman was shot dead israeli media say that he opened fire after arriving with palestinian laborers at the settlement of. near jerusalem lived out to that settlement of just outside it al-jazeera is harry force it is there harry what more can you tell us about what happened. well we're here in the occupied west bank just a couple of hundred meters away from the entrance to the settlement of har dyer which you can see j

a palestinian gunman has killed three israeli security personnel in the occupied west bank and the gunman has also been shot dead. hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up fears that north korea is boosting its defenses after a weekend flyover by u.s. bombers. refugees are moved from an australian run prison camp to the u.s. controversial resettlement plan. and the push to get rid of the plants that produce cocaine in colombia. remain suspicious. three members of the israeli security forces have been killed and one injured in a shooting in israeli settlement in the occupied west bank the palestinian gunman was shot dead israeli a media say that he opened fire after arriving with palestinian laborers at the settlement of. jerusalem let's take you live now to that settlement in the occupied west bank al-jazeera is harry force that is there what more can you tell us about this incident. just moved inside the area of the settlement itself the security gate which you can see behind me where the attack took place a little before seven a.m. local time so about

bank. has welcomed but asked for clarification from gaza. the pressure has been mounting on hamas the results of ten years of israeli and egyptian blockade have been intensified this year by rival palestinian faction fatah the fatah leader palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut salary payments and electricity supplies attempting to pressurise hamas into giving up its sole control of gaza hamas turned to egypt which pushed the palestinian reconciliation. we responded to these efforts and made a brave decision to dissolve the administrative committee and now there are no excuses for. a bass has one choice only to respond positively to achieve the palestinian dream of national unity. that dream was written by gunfire in two thousand and seven when hamas prevailed in street battles and the political division between gaza and the occupied west bank began repeated attempts to reconcile have collapsed this time for tar says it's ready to send its officials to gaza that plans are in place for

the western source of water -wise under the west bank. israel derived 80% of its yield of water from that water source which, by the way is facilitated. they have all said that under any framework it will not share that water. so, i want to ask those who believe a two state solution is more pragmatic, on what basis do you make that claim other than this kind of theoretical thing that we have of two people in one land when everything on the ground tells us that israel is not okay with the two state solution and has created the fact on the ground to make the as impossible as a one state solution. i don't want to say it's more difficult but it's certainly not less difficult. let's not fall back on that argument. in terms of if you want to think pragmatically. the last thing i will say is we have more in common that we disagree on. everybody here wants freedom for all people. everybody wants children to live with dignity and safety and stability. everybody wants to see families happy regardless of religion, ethnicity, nationality, geographic

now israel radio is reporting there's been a gala tack in the occupied west bank it's reporting a palestinian opened fire on three israelis near the heart of settlement near jerusalem a palestinian was reportedly shot will bring you more details on this as we get them the first refugees to be resettled under a controversial australian policy of flown out of papua new guinea bound for the united states a group of more than twenty men there'd been an australian run prison camps on manor silent the resettlement is part of an agreement between australia and the obama administration but it's been criticized by current u.s. president donald trump and other group of refugees will move from a camp on the island of now rue to the u.s. in the coming days. take you back to some pictures coming in on that breaking news story we're telling you about only israel radio reporting that there's been a gun attack in the occupied west bank we're looking at some live pictures coming in from the area there we can see already the steps being taken to cordon off the area we understand that's where the gun attack hap

bank and it's a major breakthrough in what's been a long running and bitter dispute. human rights groups say thousands of women have been raped and sexually assaulted during the four year war in sudan they blame the abuses on government troops of president salva kiir and the opposition forces loyal to follow vice president three a question are. widespread. going on for a substantial period of time not as isolated incidents. you know one can only. are taking place and the u.n. secretary general and tanika terra's has warned that the planned kurdish independence referendum in iraq would detract from the need to defeat eisel iraq iran and turkey all oppose the poll scheduled for september twenty fifth but the kurdistan regional government says there's no chance the votes will be delayed. a convoy of eighteen turkish ahmed vehicles have arrived at a border crossing in syria and they're moving into controlled areas inside syria to create so-called escalation. talks in the catholic capital this week the area near the border crossing around has been held by rebels. heavy mon

and the occupied west bank a palestinian gunman was shot dead and u.s. president donald trump says he'll fly to puerto rico next week as the caribbean island struggles to recover from hurricane ria three and a half million residents on the u.s. territory still without power and many face food and water shortages. aid agencies are warning that hundreds of thousands of children who fled violence in myanmar are risk of malnutrition four hundred thirty thousand muslim ranjoor refugees have crossed into bangladesh since a military crackdown began more than a month ago more than half of them children some of them the two traumatized to speak about their experiences drawing pictures instead. reports from the could have pollen count in southern. there are moments children best described using markers and pencils moments too difficult to put in words like when merriam saw men in uniform slashed the throat of her friends miriam's friend i will not talk about the moment they set her house on fire with her parents inside me more's and she may deny there's been an et

in the occupied west bank. kenyan police have used tear gas to disperse protesters in the capital nairobi who accuse the electoral commission of involvement in vote rigging in presidential election the supreme court invalidated president cannot as a victory and a repeat for months time opposition need a writer says he won't take part unless some members of the electoral commission a sacked stephanie decker was at the protest when things turned violent. the was. happening here it's about the day they've been coming towards commission i beseech you know they are just on the last. of the first thing. when. we just have a. word i like to. taking the time was. going to be see the actual mission is just a little further here. and this is why they don't want to work to the. location which of course only supports their own children is an excellent quality of what it was. like. the spanish government has sent thousands of police officers to catalonia ahead of sunday's planned independence referendum spain's central gove

special a celebration of fifty years since israel in his government's language liberated the west bank in the golan heights territories it is occupied ever since and the celebration of settlement construction in that land staged inside the illegal settlement block of goo shits young it's a project that israel's prime minister for the second time in a month vowed would never be reversed last year your work you are seeing the issue of him i'm saying this very clearly we will never operate settlements in the land of israel it's not only a matter of connection to the homeland it's not the way to make peace. for the palestinians it's a vital part of any future deal and a fading hope for farmers like even him. he turns his crops in the fields around go on but his family's land has steadily shrunk he says he lost more than a this year alone and struggles to access land now behind settlement walls going forward are the best of it when we are prevented from entering our lands it affects the harvest i prepared to lend it cost me around ten thousand dollars but they did not allow me to plant the

occupied west bank the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu is also reacted with a statement saying that things are very clear that his house will be destroyed his whole family will have their work permits rescinded his extended family and we're hearing as well from the village nearby here. that his brother has already been arrested this is all taking taking place at a time when the u.s. envoy to the middle east jason greene is here trying to restore momentum to donald trump's efforts to get the peace process underway again the israeli deputy foreign minister has said that this is a welcome for him and it shows the difficulty of trying to seek peace with the palestinians the palestinians of course say there are all sorts of israeli roadblocks that are. impeding the progress towards peace wrote korean delegation is arriving in russia raising expectations that moscow may be attempting to find a political way out of the crisis both korea's foreign minister in that on monday accuses president trump of having declared war on pyongyang and that prompted reactions from russia china

the aftermath of a deadly attack in the occupied west bank this gate is used every day by palestinian workers employed inside the illegal israeli settlement of har adar police say at around seven a.m. on tuesday one of the group pulled out a hand gun and fired on security forces guarding the entrance as a result and for twenty three israelis were killed pronounced dead at the scene by emergency units a fourth person was taken to hospital in serious condition the attacker. was shot dead a thirty seven year old father of four from the nearby palestinian village of beit syria he was a familiar face in the settlement and worked there for many years developing longstanding relationships with settlers. helping i think with the garden and. the working in how they came work trying to build our house our neighbors israeli president called it a cruel act of terror the prime minister blamed incitement by the palestinian authority and others in gaza hamas and islamic jihad hailed what they called an act of palestinian resistance while rival faction fatah said israel responsibility for the reactio

a lavish ceremony marking fifty years of the israeli occupation of the west bank and the golan heights plus what do you mean you are with me. and i have it on. riding a bike injuries rise dramatically in the u.s. we'll tell you why. i think we should see some quiet weather into central parts of the matter over the next couple days still a few showers lurking around across southern italy over towards the ball this little more cloud still coming in here but i'm hopeful they will over the next few days the main weather action will be across the northwest british isles looking rather disturbed wet and windy weather streaming in here not too bad as we go on through thursday as you can see for much of the u.k. at least al it will turn increasingly wet catherine will make its way east was still a few showers down towards greece and the balkans not a little further research. as we go through friday hopefully becoming fewer and further between seventeen. fourteen. just ten degrees for moscow but not bad temperature wise for paris for example twenty five but nineteen in the cloud in the right in

they don't draw it without the west bank and gaza strip and we don't draw it without the west bank or without the rest of palestine. so next essentially, we are all talking about the same piece of land, the same area. if you split in half as we saw in the bible, it doesn't work out. not only is nobody happy but no one really recognizes all of their disparate parts. number one, let's not split the baby in half if wedon't have to do, there's no reason that we have to do it this time. number two, this is more of a logistical thing . the financial system of an infrastructure actually would not have to change at all. currently inside the west bank and gaza strip, from an infrastructure or financial point of view everything is israeli. everything is done by the occupied power, that should come as no surprise to anybody. even in gaza where it's been overtaken by all this discourse we hear all the time, they didn't create their own currency or their own financial system. everything is run under the israeli financial system and infrastructure. telephone companies that exist in the west bank, w

moment it's an illegal israeli settlement the occupied west bank just northwest of jerusalem we understand that there was work going on in or around the settlements and that as palestinian workers were coming in to start their work among them was the attacker there are reports that he is a thirty seven year old man father of four from. a nearby palestinian village the reports are that he opened fire as he approached a group of israeli security forces brees really killed in that attack one had one person was injured. had a work permit to work inside israel and he himself as you say was shot and so this is a pretty major attack on an israeli settlement there was another attack in july during the time that the protests around the al aqsa mosque the temple mount as it's known to jews access to that mosque there was one man who fighting what was happening there storming into a legal settlement elsewhere in the west bank and killed three members of the same family this is the first such attack was taking place since then thanks for that how it will come back to you later from on that south korea

which is seen as a rival government of the fatah dominated palestinian authority in the west bank but of course the important thing now is that hamas has said it's does all this administration to allow a unity government led by mahmoud abbas to reassume responsibility in gaza and that is also going to hold general elections now bill shaath an advisor to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says elections are important for a future unified government. we are very optimistic but we would like to see that first step takes place we are ready the consensus government is here and it got draggle quickly to gaza after a long and long period of saying and not doing the only thing is that step which might take place to morrow i mean it is to them up talking about weeks there we're talking about something that could happen very very soon once it happens once the consensus government a government that has mass had accepted every one of its ministers it's been chaperoned by egypt also what's this government really starts ruling gaza and the west bank and start developing problem. canonically st

bank. turkey has called the independence referendum planned by the kurdish regional government in northern iraq an issue of national security iraq says the kurdish leadership is playing with fire turkish president. planning to discuss the upcoming vote with iraqi prime minister hyder on the body during his visit to the u.n. general assembly. place in london have made a second arrest in connection with the bomb attack on an underground train on friday twenty one year old man was detained in the west london suburb of hounslow on saturday night earlier an eighteen year old man was arrested at the port of dover. bangladesh has announced tough restrictions on the movement of her head to refugees crossing over from me and mar they have been barred from using public transport and looking for accommodations outside of us cramped refugee camps near the border and the prime minister is traveling to the united nations general assembly to ask for more enter national help. bangladeshis living near the b

which controls the occupied west bank has welcomed the move but for clarifications from gaza sorry for. the pressure has been mounting on hamas the results of ten years of israeli and egyptian blockade have been intensified this year by rival palestinian faction fatah the fatah leader palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut salary payments and electricity supplies attempting to pressurise hamas into giving up its sole control of gaza how mustard. gypped which pushed the palestinian reconciliation. we responded to these efforts and made a brave decision to dissolve the administrative committee and now there are no excuses for a bass and a bass has one choice only to respond positively to achieve the palestinian dream of national unity. that dream was written by gunfire in two thousand and seven when hamas prevailed in street battles and the political division between gaza and the occupied west bank began repeated attempts to reconcile have collapsed this time fatah says it's ready to send its officials to gaza that plans are in place for the unity government to get to work its no ma

in the occupied west bank after spending twenty years exploring sasson and its seine space mission is coming to an end nasa is preparing to destroy the spacecraft by sending it plunging into saturn's atmosphere but a smith reports. to. the same spacecraft it took me seven years flying through space to reach saturn as it settled into war but around the ringed planet cassini launched the horgan's lander onto the surface of titan suddens biggest move over thirteen years the mission has sent back spectacular images from the other side of the solar system it will feel in some sense like a family you know something you've devoted your life to for twenty seven years and then it will be gone. but certainly i will feel triumphant because it has been present and profoundly successful exploration and i'm so proud of part of it. covered in snow and ice this is another sutton moon and salad us it has powerful ice blasting gazes and here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini ca

palestinian gunman has killed three israeli security personnel in the occupied west bank the gunman has also been shot dead. as they've been coming toward the end of the commission the i.p.c.c. . just on the last at the best they can of are supporters of kenya's opposition leader are protesting against. a north korean delegation arrives in moscow as russia says it's working on a diplomatic solution to the increasing tension between pyongyang and the u.s. . i'm joining with the latest sports news including. as they take it equal actively choose to be heard to. build the solo crowd in arizona dallas cowboys and unison before they game. the amazon of cardinals is n.f.l. players continue to react to controversial comments by u.s. president donald trump. turkey's president has warning of the risk of an ethnic war a day after the kurdish regional government in iraq held a controversial secession vote the iraqi prime minister has called the referendum unconstitutional. hundreds of kurds celebrated the end of voting day procession campaign is expected to win conference but the result is non-bin

occupied west bank the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu has also reacted with a statement saying that things are very clear that his house will be destroyed his whole family will have their work permits rescinded his extended family and we're hearing as well from the village nearby here. that his brother has already been arrested this is all taking taking place at a time when the u.s. envoy to the middle east jason greene is here trying to restore momentum to donald trump's efforts to get the peace process underway again the israeli deputy foreign minister has said that this is a welcome for him and it shows the difficulty of trying to seek peace with the palestinians the palestinians of course say there are all sorts of israeli roadblocks that are impeding the progress towards peace. police in the kenyan capital have fired tear gas at opposition supporters protesting against the election commission have said it's biased in favor of president or who are kenyatta as ruling party the supreme court invalidated kenyatta victory in the presidential election in august but opposi

the west bank's now been liberated from the terrorists. north korea saying military action is a possibility the state department defends his approach to the crisis. devastating i can tell you the devastating for north korea the president certainly. is a very effective communicator. preacher who. security goes on trial with questions over why police didn't prevent some of his followers from carrying out terrorist attacks. welcome to the program. with your world news from r.t. international before we get onto a top story i want to update you on the breaking news we first brought you last hour that attack on kabul international airport now both the taliban and. the rockets towards kabul international airport several mortars landed just hours after the u.s. secretary of defense james mattis and nato secretary general stoltenberg had arrived in the afghan capital there are no reports of any casualties and according to the local media the taliban says it was targeting and james mattis he of course is the first member of the trumpet ministration

the west bank is now being liberated from the terrorists. again threatens north korea saying military action is a possibility for the state department defends his approach to the crisis. will be devastating i can tell you the devastating for north korea the president certainly . is a very effective communicator. security trial with questions over why police didn't prevent some of his followers from carrying out terror attacks. international first developments in syria where government forces have driven out terrorists from the west bank of the euphrates river. and after a series of losses islamic state seems to be on the brink of defeat in the country with the syrian army and kurdish forces advancing on the terrorists on two fronts right now these are some exclusive pictures from the area several days ago the syrian army managed to get across some parts of the river allowing for and you would. the russian military established a bridge that enables us to cross reports from the west bank of the euphrates. once the most exclusive resort's. fort

as in west jerusalem. we will get to harry fossett in the coming in the coming minutes bangladesh's restricting the movement of more than four hundred thousand write him to refugees from the camps in the border areas prime minister is traveling to the un general assembly to ask for help in dealing with the crisis and the un has called for an investigation into the killing of thirty six per indian demonstrators by soldiers in the democratic republic of congo fighting broke out with congolese troops after a group which included burundian refugees stormed a jail in the east of the country. more than thirty people have been arrested in the u.s. city of st louis on a second night of protests against the acquittal of a white former police officer who killed a black man. who was cleared of first degree murder for killing anthony omar smith in two thousand and eleven voting is underway in the pakistani city of lahore for a pall of entree byelection the former prime minister nawaz sharif's wife was as the frontrunn

bank. ousted pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif's seat is up for grabs as voters head to the polls in lahore for a parliamentary by election sharif's wife. colson was just a front runner for the seat that had a scene as a test of support for washer a fan his pm allen and his political heartland that party this seat was vacated in july after a string was disqualified and dismissed from office by the supreme court over corruption allegations meanwhile in northwest pakistan seven people have been killed in an explosion the blast happened in the tribal area of bashar hyder joins us from los whore and we will get to the election in just a moment first though what do you know about this explosion. where this explosion took place then badoer agent the widgets bargirls bogard gone federally administered tribal. areas of on board according to a roadside bomb. a. long winded bodyguard and driver all were carried and dad particularly explosion and seven p. berlin voters. are still gathering more on

out of many marking fifty years of israel's occupation of the west bank and golan heights. the growing support for ukraine's opposition leader that makes him feel his party is close to power. when a champions league showdown against munich with the help of one of europe's hottest strikers. the un has met to discuss the humanitarian crisis in syria it's alleged that russian led airstrikes have destroyed hospitals and killed dozens of civilians both hama provinces have come under heavy bombardment this week but russia says it only struck. a diplomatic editor james bates has more. after more than six years of bloodshed the un security council has heard about so many atrocities in syria the latest attacks bombardment of civilians including the targeting of hospitals acts of escalation by the syrian government and its russian allies in what's supposed to be a deescalation zone british and french diplomats have described it as an acceptable and the palling yet the words of the un's own special envoy were markedly less harsh critic first time things april some areas today some all

. -- we went all over the west bank. we did not go to gaza, unfortunately, but we went everywhere else that we could think of in the west bank. i was flabbergasted. i mean, i had never been into -- i've never seen that kind of repression in action. the roads the palestinians aren't allowed to drive on. they're showing me the development of the settlements. this was 10 years ago now. 11 years ago now. and so i went and talked to people in the refugee camps. i determined when i left there that i would do evererything i there was some kind of justice for the people who live there. to help them. which is why we're here today. the fight goes on. but i'm happy to say it is a fight that has been won by bds. this is why the people beginning to picket my gigs. now they are because they're beginning to panic, i think. in ago roger wataters, founding members of the iconic rock band pink floyd. we will be bacack with him a and moment and look atat the dodocumentary he narrates, "the occupation of the american mind: israel's public r

the west bank's now been liberated from the terrorists. again threatens north korea saying military actions a possibility. approach to the crisis. will be devastating i can tell you that devastating for north korea the president certainly. is a very effective communicator. security goes on trial with questions of why police didn't prevent some of his followers from carrying out. this wednesday it's a. news international first positive developments in syria to tell you about syrian government forces have driven out terrorists from the west bank of the euphrates river needier it's or. a series of dramatic defeats for. forces are advancing on the terrorists on two fronts we've got exclusive pictures for you from the area several days ago the syrian army managed to get across parts of the river for a new advance the russian military established a bridge that enables armored cars to cross when i get reports from the west bank of the euphrates. once. most exclusive. now al a modern day fortress out of necessity. for three years the garrison here

the west bank liberated from the terrorist. threat. is a possibility the state department defends his approach to the crisis. will be devastating. devastating for north korea the president certainly. is a very effective communicator. security goes on trial with questions of police didn't prevent some of his followers from carrying out attacks . welcome to the program the developments in syria to tell you about syrian government forces have driven terrorists from the west bank of the euphrates river . after a series of losses islamic state seems to be on the brink of defeat in the country with the syrian army forces advancing on the terrorists on two fronts these are some exclusive pictures from the area that we've got for you several days ago the syrian army managed to get across the river allowing for a new advance on the russian military is now established a bridge that. reports from the west bank. once the most exclusive resorts. now a modern day fortress out of necessity. for three years the garrison here has thwarted isis attempts

eleven ceremony marking fifty years of israel's occupation of the west bank and gun and hides. i'm a welling's at lord's cricket ground in london regarded as the home of cricket. players will be sent from the field for by behind the full story. for the nomadic jacka tribe survival is about reaching their destination if we don't hurry never be able to get the top up in the storm we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration i know it's dangerous to the ices of them as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life. or sometimes luser cattle to get there without a cold or because of the storm risking it all mongolia at this time on al-jazeera. the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air. with the crowds in tahrir square. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover like. we're able to do it properly. and again is take a quick run through of the top stories iraq's parliament is calling on the prime minister to send troops to areas controlled by kurdish military units it follows monday's kurdish sess

next syrian government forces have driven out i saw terrorists from the west bank of the euphrates river near direct saw and after a series of losses islamic state seems to be on the brink of defeat in the country with the syrian army and kurdish forces advancing on the terrorists on two fronts now these are some exclusive pictures we've got for you from the area several days ago the syrian army managed to get across some parts of the river allowing for a new advance on myself the russian military is now established a bridge as well that enables armored cars to cross reports from the west bank of the euphrates and food out palace once there is orders most exclusive resorts now a modern day fortress out of necessity. for three years the garrison here has warded isis attempts to cross the river at times it was a close run thing and we don't have an animal from the onset coming up to the roof was very dangerous because of the snipers it was really bad but when the army broke the siege he fell back a month ago it would have been suicide to film up here not anymore. these five star hotel seem

bank. the palestine tannery has been in business for nearly forty years supplying leather to the long established shoe industry in hebron the trade is on the slide twelve out of fifteen staff have been made redundant a new u.n. report detailing the cost of doing business under israeli occupation is hardly news here where restrictions on security grounds push up the costs of transporting animal skins from gaza and ban entirely the use of sulphuric acid to go down in their affected the quality of our products to substitute chemical doesn't give us the same result and cost us more than double. those costs are passed on to the shoe factories which is struggling their customers can buy cheap shoes from china and turkey brought in on the minimal poorly enforced import duties this is the other side of the equation of the un makes clear in its report not only did producers have artificially high costs they have to sell their goods in a market flooded with cheap competition imported from around the

in the occupied west bank people who live in the british territories in the caribbean have condemned the u.k. government for a slow response to major destruction caused by hurricane four people were killed on the island and five died on the british virgin islands when the oregon tore through the region last week during a visit to the area of the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson promised long term support. the u.k.'s recent multi-billion dollar arms sale to saudi arabia has been the focus of protests. in london with concerns that british meat weaponry is being used against civilians in yemen that's not in baba reports activists are increasingly using social media as well as more traditional methods to get their message across. export the island kingdom it's meant to look like a car advert rather burnished aluminum. made in britain. dropped off. but this video by save the children is aimed at getting the u.k. to stop arms exports to saudi arabia over its bombing campaign in yemen on a stray doesn't know what's going on and not shange full and so i think what we're really hoping tod

bank is the responsibility of israel ok carry it live for us in occupied west bank harry thank you. iraq is refusing to hold talks with the kurdish regional government about the results of monday's controversial secession vote iraqi prime minister has called the referendum unconstitutional i and. hundreds of kurds celebrated the end of voting the procession campaign is expected to win comfortably the results though their non-binding breath read them is opposed by iraq and its neighbors iran turkey and syria all of whom have a substantial kurdish minority. we have two live reports in the aftermath of that referendum andrew symonds is in a board turkey on the iraqi border we began though with hoda abdel-hamid in her appeal the capital of iraq's kurdish region so what now it seems as if this played out basically the way most people thought there would be the vote that it would likely pass and that it would likely be rejected so what now. let me give immediate future we're going to hear statements coming out from baghdad and from the regional government red. box and i think also there's

the aftermath of a deadly attack in the occupied west bank this gate is used every day by palestinian workers employed inside the illegal israeli settlement of har adar police say at around seven a.m. on tuesday one of the group pulled out a handgun and fired on security forces guarding the entrance as a result and for twenty three israelis were killed pronounced dead at the scene by emergency units a fourth person was taken to hospital in serious condition the attacker. was shot dead a thirty seven year old father of four from the nearby palestinian village of beit syria he was a familiar face in the settlement and worked there for many years developing longstanding relationships with settlers he worked in. helping. with the garden and. the working in how. our neighbors israeli president called it a cruel act of terror the prime minister blamed incitement by the palestinian authority and others in gaza hamas and islamic jihad hailed what they called an act of palestinian resistance while rival faction fatah said israel responsibility for the reactions of palestinians to its crimes th

based administration the occupied west bank administration of the palestinian authority the other ministries the other officials are so far reporting to an acting executive committee however they are both in words and indeed it seems ready now to dissolve it entirely the facts a. spokesman the representative who deals with hamas in terms of the the instantly into the sign problems that they've had for the last ten years he is saying that facts are stands ready to send the consensus government here it's just a question of working out the precise timings and they've been informed that hamas is ready to receive that government so it does seem at least that this part of the deal is ready to be implemented however there remain all sorts of obstacles in the detail of all this which could still cause problems as they have in the past when there's been other attempts to resolve the separation between hamas here in gaza and fatah in the occupied west bank heavy monsoon rains in bangladesh have added to the misery of hundreds of thousands of ranger stuck in makeshift camps and the government has place

this was a shadow government by the palestinian authority in the west bank. it was a widening rift between the two sides. the fact if a the militant group said that we will dissolve this committee, we're ready for a unity government, we're ready to go to elections, it's a very big statement that they are ready to move forward, give up control of gaza and hand it over to the palestinian authority. but for now, it's just a statement. we need to see what the next step is and critically what the response is from the palestinian authority and their president n mahmoud abbas. does he accept this or does he put some form of condition or it or qualify it in some way that makes this difficult to move forward instead of paving the way to move forward. so that is the critical question now. it is you're right a very big statement, a move toward reconciliation. but it's a move the palestinian, the public have seen before. statements about reconciliation without the necessary steps to follow through on those statements. >> it is important and good to get the context from y

bank and start developing problems. can obviously start solving the economic problems of the gazans and that that first step will set real optimism for the subject step which is the elections a step that we have called for for a very long time now from us accepted villages they deliver and presidential elections will bring back our elective democracy and will bring back more support from the people to do a unified government. in baghdad ash the government has announced controversial restrictions on the movement of or hinder refugees crossing over from. it setting up new camps to how is the more than four hundred thousand refugees who have fled ethnic violence in iraq and state according to say media the ranger are barred from using public transport and looking for accommodation outside these cramped refugee camps under his prime minister shake a seni is traveling to the united nations general assembly to ask for more help to deal with the crisis the un has warned us about sixty percent of those who have fled are childre