apparently for the aircraft hitting two targets to hamas to the hamas group which of course rules the gaza strip hitting a weapons warehouse inside the gaza strip as well as a hamas training facility always really held responsible for these kinds of cases a projectile far even if it is not actually responsible for the actual firing. responsible in sort of thor to. hamas seen as the sovereign body inside the gaza strip and israel expects it to restrain ballard's it actually does that sometimes but in this case of course to ok so far with an idea of response many thanks the latest there from news correspondents. to palestinians have been killed and hundreds more injured in launch scale protests according to ministry several reports suggest that of the seven hundred fifty people were affected take us rubber bullets and even live ammunition were used by israeli police as they clash with demonstrators tensions have escalated following u.s. president decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. clashes between protesters and israeli police have been seen across palestine and je

hamas. given your past comments about saudi arabia's efforts to suppress the sovereignty of qatar, do you see actions like this by the congress as attack on qatar's foreign policy and what is your current level of support for hamas? >> just first of all to set record straight, qatar has never supported hamas and would never support hamas. the support going to the people who are in need there and all the support is following a transparent process and the results of the supports are realized by the people there -- in the west bank. so the reconstruction of the -- of the homes, of the people which was destructed because of the war, the reconstruction of the schools, the supplies for the hospitals there which being all done by -- carried out by other government is all realized there and the people are also welcoming any foreign guests to go there and see what kind of support and how these supports are helping and stabilizing the situation there. so this is just to clear the stereotype about supp

al-thani: regarding our support to hamas, there is no support for hamas. we have been very clear in this, that our support was to the people. there is a perception that qatar supports hamas because we are having hamas particular office in doha, this particular office opened earlier at the request of the united states. and it has been opened also for dialogue, for engagement, for the reconciliation. and also its help and our efforts to stopping the different worse. in 2008-2009 the war stopped from the negotiation with hamas and their office. the war in 2014 stopped from the same office. so we offer them just the platform to negotiate and to engage with others. we don't endorse the activities. hamas not associated with or with other parties. qatar wants to see peace, once wants to support the palestinian people. so this is our only decide. the perception being clear, because hamas people are -- [inaudible] this is something which is not in our control, because what we have, we are dealing with this, and full of transparency. when we are supporting gaza, we

we did see a process didn't we were hamas seem to be. revising its charter revising some of its positions. hinting at least excepting the one nine hundred sixty seven borders is all of that likely to change now because of the sort of factors you've been talking about with the us position on jerusalem. i've personally i'm not really happy with the changes hamas has made although i in my book criticize the charter of the old charter and ask for a new charter i think the document hamas came up with was simply to appease an international community and arabs. system that was. pressuring it to see what it said in the new document and. change if they feel that they've got nothing in return for appeasing an international community. exactly they've got nothing at all and they were warned by people like me that this is not the way to do it you should come up with a new charter because the old charter was wrong not because you are being pressured because tony blair made promises and. such nonsense and that's why i think hamas lost a little bit of i

an agent of hamas. how come he is the chairman of the board of americans for palestine which provide over $100,000 a year for students for justice in palestine, a hamas operation. a faculty member at the university of berkeley in california, the head of the islamohphobia program which is to the fame and libel and slander people like me to get people not to listen to us. and the entire agenda of sunnis for justice in palestine is to spread genocidal lies about the state of israel. the state of israel doesn't occupy an inch, not an inch of arab land. the land on which israel was created belonged to the turks for 400 years prior, the turks are not arabs, nor are they palestinians, there was never a country called palestine. it is a geographical term that the romans imposed on the jewish homeland, the jews are the only indigenous people of the land around jordan. because it's derivation is philistine who were the enemies of the jews. palestine is a geographical area like new england, new englanders. it didn

meanwhile funerals are also being held for two hamas fighters and two protesters who were killed on friday. they were killed by israeli airstrikes and shootings in gaza elsewhere in the occupied west bank have been violent confrontations between protesters and israeli forces. well now the leader of egypt's coptic church has declined to meet president trump's deputy in response to the now it's meant on wednesday the church is excused itself from hosting my pants when he visits the region later this month in a statement it says trump's decision did not take into account the feelings of millions of arab people palestinian president mahmoud abbas has also refused to meet hence the more we can speak to the abdel-hamid who is in ramallah and so what more we learn from this arab league meeting in terms of how the palestinians might approach this now. well we just heard a short while ago from the palestinian foreign minister and the message there was very clear very much in line with what we heard from the palestinian representative when he spoke yesterday at the u.n. security council the issue is

hamas only speaks for an intifada. hamas only speaks for an intifada. hamas only speaks for a small number of people, it is relatively weak at the moment as it tries to seek some sort of reconciliation. the other half of the palestinian political world, palestinian authority, hamas was predicted as doing just this. but the scale of international condemnation may, to some people, be seen as some sort of condemnation may, to some people, be seen as some sort of legitimation of violent uprising, and therefore these days ahead will be very tense. the united states itself, president trump is the author of the change of policy and he knew exactly where this could lead in the short or medium term. as he was speaking last night, the state department was issuing a warning to its own diplomats to avoid all but essential travel in the region. the united states knew when it let this particular genie out of the bottle that there were real risks involved. president trump insists it is in the long—term interests of the two state solution, although most of his allies

news live from berlin hamas calls for a new intifada uprising after president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel palestinians have been protesting in the west bank and gaza where hamas a strong and there's been international condemnation of decision so far only israel has welcomed it will be live in jerusalem also coming up wildfires sweep through california shutting a major highway and destroying hundreds of homes with record high winds the worst could be yet to come. and greece rolls out the red carpet for wretch of time ever to one he is the first turkish head of state to visit the country in sixty five years. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us widespread condemnation today of president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the palestinian group hamas has called for a new intifada an uprising against israel the united nations security council will hold an emergency session on friday trump said his decision marked the beginning of a new approach to the conflict between israel and the palestinians. with the stroke

and hamas calls for a palestinian uprising against israel over the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem jerusalem as its capital as the party marks its thirtieth anniversary. we begin in myanmar where at least nine thousand. have died of being killed in just one month of these more than six thousand seven hundred injured were killed in violent attacks following the minute she cracked down in august but mammals government insists the real figure is much lower just four hundred mohammed john ging explains doctors without borders estimate that nine thousand roll hinges died in the month that followed the start of the military crackdown in me and more which began in late august most of the rohinton who died were killed violently. the estimate contrasts sharply with me and mars government total it said four hundred refugees were killed that month doctors without borders says their estimate is conservative and the actual total is likely to be far higher we have published the most conservative figure we had its. and if you look at the surf a.v. did its be interv

news with live from berlin hamas calls for a new intifada uprising after president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel palestinians have been protesting in the west bank and in gaza and the israeli army is reinforcing its troops in the west bank you are now looking at live pictures from bethlehem where it appears that clashes have already broken out there's been international condemnation of trump's decision so far only israel has welcomed it. also coming up greece rolls out the red carpet for wretch of type era to want he's the first turkish head of state to visit the country for sixty five years. plus set. up your high school by. a very special performance here in berlin by the stars of u two we will listen in as bano and the edge entertained commuters with selections from their new album. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us the palestinian group hamas has called for a new intifada and uprising against israel this comes after u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize drew slum as its capital israeli security forces hav

now there's been a strong reaction from hamas which controls the gaza strip its leader is calling an uprising or another into fodder against israel. you act. today i'm stressing that jerusalem is unified no east jerusalem no west jerusalem jerusalem is a palestinian arab muslim city and is the capital city of the whole of palestine today i am saying that palestine is unified from the sea to the river unified palestine will never be divided into two countries now you say the so-called peace process has gone forever once and for all and then we will go out of the oslo dark tunnel well french president manuel micro is in qatar where he's meeting the countries appear to me but how it all tiny it comes as qatar agreed to buy twelve a raphael fighter jets from france and fifty airbus planes contracts with french companies for vehicles and transport projects have also been signed earlier michael visited the dade air base where french soldiers are stationed. on the turkish president receptor bird one has arrived in greece is kept latham's he's the first visit of a turkish president to greece

which is a hamas operation. he is a faculty member at the university of berkeley, the university of california berkeley and, of course, he's the head of the islamophobia studies program which is a program to defame and libel and slander people like me and try to get people not to listen to us. and the entire agenda of students for justice in palestine is to spread genocide allies about the state of israel. the state of israel doesn't occupy an inch, not an inch of arab land. the land of which israel was greeted belong to the turks for 400 years prior. the turks are not arabs nor are the palestinian. there never was a country called palestine. it's a geographical term that the romans imposed on the jewish homeland. the jews are the only indigenous people of the land around the jordan. because it's -- palestine is a a geographical area. it's like new england, new englanders. it didn't exist. the palestinian nationality or claim to a nationality until 1964, 16 years after the creation of this individual. you can ha

the leader of hamas has called for a palestinian uprising against israel following the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as its capital is mild made the comments. on a verse free of the faction alan fischer with. the the israelis are almost always seen as. paul in a party support for this imus attracted a crowd easily in the thousands in southern gaza the huge poster of jerusalem is the backdrop speaker after speaker condemned the u.s. decision to recognize the city is israel's capital amasses leader suggested the dog trial was no less politically isolated given the international condemnation of the move over. the american and israeli position is weakened on the international level and for the first time in the history of the conflict the whole world is on one side with trump and netanyahu on the other side alone this is more evidence of the weakness of their position. amass also made sure the crowd remembered it had opposed the oslo accords and as the movement of closer to a political agreement with fatah the distinction is important locally with possible new elections o

well to say the truth hamas was never for slow if you remember from its beginning saw hamas did not wait for trump to say jerusalem is the capital of israel in order to say that it is the end of of slow but i'm sticking about our counterparts on the palestinian side and what i'm trying to tell them is the following let's us now clarify what is our solution for jerusalem there how michaud it will be under the palestinian sovereignty while the wailing wall will be under the israeli sovereignty that all the arab neighborhoods will be under the palestinian sovereignty and until goods will be the capital of. of the palestinian state a.j. is sent to the israeli jews the name if we are going to the world and saying hey here is the solution you should recognize both capitals is part of the whole agreement and we are not going to give up on it only because the president of united states wanted a day to appease his own base i think that it will be much wiser than now demonstrating in the streets losing people the problem is mr beilin is the vast majority of the israeli government which is coming f

hamas has called for a new uprising against israel. germany's social democrats will hold talks with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives on continuing the governing coalition. the spd chairman martin schulz initially refused that, but now he is willing to talk. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ x >>> this week in a "wealthtrack" exclusive, 50 years of market and investment perspective. that's next on "consuelo mack wealthtrack." ♪ >> new york life along with mainstay's family of mutual funds offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your clients keep good going. >> additional funding provided by -- thornburg investment management. active management, flexible perspective. koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation. committed to bridging cult

berlin on edgy us president trumps moving to recognize to root for them as the capital of israel prompts hamas to call for a new uprising. trumps declaration set off a wave of clashes between palestinians and israeli forces and is drawing sharp criticism from u.s. allies in the middle east and beyond also coming up can this man solve germany's political will is making a u. turn the social democrat leader martin and his party now say yes to kicking off talks with miracles conservatives for a possible new government and greece rolls out the red carpet for a wretch of tell you a better one he's the first turkish head of state to visit in sixty five years but can his presence in prove the frosty relations between the two neighbors. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us in response to u.s. president donald trump is controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the palestinian group hamas has called for a new uprising israel's president lavished praise on president trump's decision today but the palestinian president says he is rallying international opposition to t

president trumps move to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel sparks hamas to call for a new uprising. as international condemnation grows palestinians protest in the west bank in gaza and the israeli army reinforce his troops in the west bank we'll speak to a prominent palestinian lawmaker about where things will go next also coming up can this man song germany's political world social democrat leader martin jol refused to consider a coalition government with uncle americal after his party's election defeat but now in a huge turn his party has said yes to kicking off talks with americans conservatives again. i bring golf it's good to have you with us in response to u.s. president donald trump is controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the palestinian group hamas has called for. uprising a new intifada israel's president a while fish freeze on president trumps decision today but the palestinian president says he is rallying international opposition to the move which he calls quote an unacceptable crock. it was a day off unrest in many parts of i

leadership over there it's much harder for hamas to operate although they are of course a political presence there as they are here yes there are also increasing tensions in the last week we've had rockets go over every night from gaza into israel is the first time they've been not consistent since really the last war in twenty fourteen just a few rockets and no indication that there's a desire to see that escalated into all out conflict certainly no desire from the people we've been speaking to also israel has been launching as strikes on some hamas targets in here as well are about only there for the moment thanks very much for the bit of space in gaza. the medical aid group doctors without borders estimate said at least six thousand seven hundred and joe would killed in mim in the months following the military crackdown which talented in august i think contrast of figures released by me and us government it says that only four hundred range of which is the aid groups estimate is based on the accounts of some of the six hundred forty six thousand survivors sheltering in refugee ca

hamas one of the main palestinian factions is marking further. stablish with the palestinian political army and its. response to israel's illegal occupation of the west bank and gaza. rally in gaza city to mark the occasion. as the latest from. tens of thousands of people in it celebrating this i am a senior leadership of been appearing on the stage just to my right hand in front of a giant poster with a picture of jerusalem anomaly that jerusalem is the capital of palestine because all this week in the week the dog from sit in a week since dawn from recognized the capital of israel hamas leadership has been reminding palestinians that it was always opposed to the also accords those accords between the palestinian liberation organization and israel that led to the setting up of the palestinian or forty has been remember reminding people it was against them and it has been critical of buckman abbas the palestinian president and the p.a. leadership for blaming them for allowing the situation to get this far also worth pointing out that this is the

and is a hamas propaganda network. and i brought along a little clip to show you so you can share with me. >> the founder of hamas said this, there is no place for jews among us and we have no future month the nation's of the world. we're headed to annihilation. to destroy the jewish state and to annihilate jews. the students -- [inaudible] was greeted by hamas. [shouting] >> seven minutes. [shouting] [shouting] [shouting] [shouting] [shouting] [shouting] [shouting] [shouting] >> that was seven minutes into my talk, and i'd sit at the outset of the top that what i was a radical at berkeley and columbia, the '60s, i always wanted to hear what the other side had to say because i felt i would make me a better radical. i would have the arguments. those days are gone. the greatest american tragedy of my lifetime is the destruction of our educational system by progressives, and that its conversion into an indoctrination and recruitment center for the ideological left. this book that i've written "the left in the universities

hamas was born out of the first palestinian uprising or intifada in one nine hundred eighty seven its founder and spiritual leader was shaken seen almost blinding quadriplegic you seen was a hero to palestinians frustrated with the peace process israel blamed him for a series of suicide bombings and rocket attacks in two thousand and four they killed a scene with a missile strike near his home in gaza a month later another missile killed his successor abdul aziz on t.c. . next came khalid mashal already a survivor of a botched israeli poisoning attempt in one nine hundred ninety seven. unda mashal hamas capitalized on his popularity and scored a surprise victory in two thousand and six palestinian elections. but heightened tensions with the fatah faction of the palestinian authority the violent confrontations followed. a rival government in gaza but faced with international condemnation they struggle to govern effectively it's not easy for a movement like hamas as it is this tense movement they believe the only way to. to anybody palestine is to continue with the military. when when y

stilll based in gaza hamas as colorful thirty father i dizzy minds. that will be highly contested as i don't see w what you natin in the streets so violence is the amountsts of hamas on the e other handd we havee e palestininian authoririty bd here in the ramallah. a wateter use it s so far from them is our being there only calling for will salute disobedience possible u unr. army but what is clear trums rethink up cost failures and try to invent something you and and as you point out that a bowl sides acknowledged the peace process is israeli dead in the water for years now the international community's been focusing on. the and lot more in syria for example and does trump's move at least. you know refocus world attention on the conflict between israelis and palestinians indedefinitely takes hostage of other international expected is mainly the upn union but also has allies in thee region we're talkiking about a rajoy quiuite you america and sony arab coalition. i think all of these actorors i know of sad challenge to kind responses. as you as aa yes

torch into the powder keg of the middle east hopes of peace replaced overnight by predictions of war hamas calling for a third intifada a third uprising against israel u.s. allies from saudi arabia to turkey to germany all condemning the u.s. president's move and for mr trump not a sound not even a tweet i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. i look at look and intifada in the face of design istana me. the american decision is a declaration of war against the palestinian people yes i mean if it is the feel good in the heart of palestine jerusalem but. these are all messages to trump that what he did is an unacceptable crime of. true islam. the capital of the jewish people but. since we do not agree with the decision that was taken yesterday evening and can east and west and. international laws are being trampled on a little most of the time my ass waiter standing outside the old city of jerusalem arrests made today all over the region tensions are high and are expected to get higher. over coming up marriage equality it is now the law of the land they'll monger. obviously impoundment has

in the last few days they say that that was in retaliation for a rocket strike which they blame on hamas in gaza however that has since been claimed by another group and there is fear that this could lead to even bigger tension as you heard one of the people i spoke to there saying this could be a good intifada and that is actually what the leader of the islamist group hamas in gaza. ishmael honey it has called for in the last few days describing this alliance between the u.s. and israel as being six haneke meanwhile on the other hand the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described this is being a great decision and has time to join the trump for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. meanwhile the u.s. is boosting security in the region and has issued a travel alert for americans it comes out of friday was declared a day of rage with hamas calling for a new into father and armed rebellion against israel other pro palestinian groups are also vowing that trump will pay dearly for his decision i twenty four news correspondent mohammed al qassim has the latest from beth

news a live from bar lead hamas calls for a new end to fatah uprising after president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. palestinians have been protesting in the west bank and in gaza and the israeli army is reinforcing its troops in the west bank there's been international condemnation of trumps decision so far only israel has welcomed it. also coming up greece rolls out the red carpet for red hook type air to want to use the first turkish head of state to visit the country in fifty five years plus. i hope your high score by. a very special performance here in berlin by the stars of the new two we will listen in as bongo and the edge entertain commuters with selections on their new album. i'm sorry. kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us the palestinian group hamas has called for a new and to fatah and uprising against israel this comes after u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize to roussillon as its capital israeli security forces have used tear gas water cannon to disperse protesters on the streets of the west bank conflicting

in the last few days they say that that was in retaliation for a rocket strike which they blame on hamas in gaza however that has since been for. by another group and there is fear that this could lead to even bigger tensions you could one of the people i spoke to there saying this could be a good intifada and that is actually what the leader of the islamist group hamas in gaza has called for in the last few days describing this alliance between the u.s. and israel as being sick tannic meanwhile on the other hand the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described this is being a great decision and has sunk to john the trump for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. maureen times. in jerusalem thank you very much thank you. i want to discuss this further i'm joined by dan dyke a research fellow at the instant the international institute for counterterrorism thank you very much indeed for joining us well let's get straight there has done this president trying to join the army doing but i recognize in jerusalem as israel's capital sorry can you hear me let me just yes i c

hitting two targets to hamas to get a weapons warehouse inside the gaza strip as well as a hamas training facility. hard to discuss this issue further we are now joined live by middle east analyst. thanks for being with us here on our team international thank you sean good signal to you. i guess let's get right to it we've seen is israel retaliate for rocket attacks from gaza with air strikes and also this day of rage across the palestinian territories that has left several dead and scores injured do you expect the situation to continue escalating or kind of backing off of any cost. sure but i was actually in gaza as a combat soldier in twenty fourteen and the last major confrontation there was and in the lead up to that in the lead up to this you know. there are some similarities but i don't alternately see a large scale of escalation happening right now. if you will. continue to respond to it for tat proportionately to what's happening. as far as escalation you know there's been about five thousand protesters apparently if you seen the protests to happen at some of these you know funera

them in the old city making special reference of course to the al aqsa mosque compound the hamas three and as well as that he took a different line slightly i suppose from the palestinian authority as well in that he didn't declare that the the two state solution was there he said there is no other solution than the two state solution and that jordan would continue to work for it and to continue to see a final settlement in which jerusalem was shared between israel and a palestinian state alongside it so presumably that might find some welcome in washington because that is the very similar line or at least there is a line coming out of white house officials to reporters saying that we have to wait for the wording and that the united states is not going to try to. define now what jerusalem means it is merely going to say that jerusalem is the eternal capital of israel of course as far as the palestinian authority passing officials are concerned that is taking sides definitively it is really scuppering the trump peace plan before it even happens all right harry these trees and thank you

the israeli army carried out a second night of air strikes on gaza targeting with a call quote hamas military facilities. this was in retaliation to rocket strike on israel occurring this week. clashes between palestinians and israeli forces continued with israel saying at close to border crossings with gaza. the crossings of current shalom air as we're close following new security assessments undertaken by israel. on thursday thousands of hamas supporters gathered in gaza city to celebrate he thirty year anniversary of the group's founding. during the rally leader ismael heavier addresses supporters suggesting the u. s. in israelel were alone on the world stage. yeah i up. for the first time in history. the u. s. administration's position is isolated. the world is in one hand and trumpmp and netanyahu or in the other. this is an emphasis on the cracking of the united states international stature yeah. meanwhile reports suggested that mike pence's visit to the region next week was delayed use trump's peace plan being quote stuc. white house officials dismissed the claim saying that a

berlin on it she was president i'm supposed to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel sparks hamas to call for a new uprising. as international condemnation grows palestinians protest in the west bank and gaza and the israeli army reinforce its troops in the west bank we speak to a prominent palestinian lawmaker also coming up. can this man solve germany's political woes social democrat leader martin schulz refused to form a coalition government with uncle america's conservatives after his party's election defeat but now he may be changing his mind. and hot dry winds fanning the flames of massive wildfires in southern california people flee their homes hundreds of houses are destroyed and thousands more are threatened as firefighters struggle to contain the infernos. thank you very much for your company. u.s. president donald trump's controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the palestinian group hamas has called for an uprising while israel's president lavished praise on president tom's decision but the palestinian president says he is rallying interna

hitting two targets going to hamas to get a weapons warehouse inside the gaza strip as well as a hamas training facility. two palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured in large scale protests according to palestine's health ministry several reports suggest over seven hundred fifty people were affected tear gas rubber bullets and even that live ammunition was reported to be used by israeli police as they clash with demonstrators tensions have escalated following u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. clashes between protesters and israeli police have been seen across palestine in jerusalem people have been gathering near the damascus gate where there is a massive israeli security presence as you tried to basically reports force. bottles were hurled at the security services and the journalists who were trying to get out of the way and then the police into pushing those protesters away and running off to them some on the back to post this while trying to steer them away from damascus gate but this is just an indication a small indi

of even more violence today palestinians clashed with israeli soldiers in gaza and the west bank and hamas today called for a new intifada and uprising against israel saying that trumps recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel is a declaration of war against the palestinians what does this look like on the ground we want to go now to jerusalem our correspondent why is waders on the story for us tonight good evening to you miles i mean there's a lot to talk about here i mean we heard that there that there's a switch in the mood to almost like turning off a light that plays after trump's speech yesterday have you since that change as well. i will say that behind me at the damascus just a few hours ago there were a lot of young palestinians coming out to very vocally and very passionately express their opposition to this declaration shouting things like jerusalem is arab jerusalem is a steady hand and death to israel it seems that some sort of underlying current of tension that really always exists here as just sort of the faucet has opened it's just come rushing out we saw police ar

protests in middle east capitals and across the palestinian territories where hamas is calling for a new uprising against israel people are also being to mobilize for three days of rage and a general strike. france have signed a memorandum of understanding on combat terrorism the deal was announced as the french president manuel visited cattle held a press conference with qatar's and the. force is also being reinforced by more french warplanes and french companies have signed contracts to vehicles and rail projects. and. we have adopted certain procedures to not allow any funds to go to terrorists and we have had investigations into all the claims against god since day one the arab and muslim countries are the ones who have suffered most from terrorism and we are committed to fighting terrorism with our friends and allies. france and qatar have decided to sign today a declaration for a road map to strengthen our cooperation against the funding of terrorism and radicalization it will help to facilitate the exchange of intelligence and technical information to be more effective when fa

in gaza, the leader of hamas called for drastic action. "it is time," he said, "for a third palestinian uprising, another intifada." uprisings carried a heavy price and did not get them independence. an intifada is a dangerous option which many palestinians don't want to repeat. but their anger is real. this is a demonstration in the palestinian refugee camp in jordan, and they have international support. the americans are preparing a new peace plan. it will need something very special to succeed. it is important to realize that there is no peace process and there hasn't been for a few years, but back when they used to have serious peace talks, the negotiators steered well clear of the issue of the future of jerusalem, and that is because all sides realize that it can unleash really powerful and potentially destructive forces. they treated it as a politically radioactive issue. it was tense tonight at the damascus gate in the old city. sometimes in jerusalem, nationalism and religious difference are overwhelming. perhaps it is too much to

hamas hamas leadership has called for another uprising a third intifada and while there have been protests in gaza as another one coming my way shortly there have been huge they have been intensive but they do echo of frustration and anger. and a sadness felt really by many palestinians here over what is happening in jerusalem . ok burning to the moment you keep us posted i'm sure in the meantime thanks very much. donald trump's to clear the worst wildfires in california history to be a federal emergency of the u.s. president and his order will not allow additional government resources to help rebuild homes which have been raised six wildfires continue to sweep across the southern part of california two hundred thousand people have been forced to leave their homes over the past five days some are returning to charred ruins this island shuffler reports now from ventura county. when the wind dies down the helicopter crews go up here taking advantage of morning call to attack the thomas fire northwest of l.a. the largest of the fires burning in southern california it's now ten percent contain

hamas and the p.a. to unify gars under the control of the p.a. he was here anyway but we expect him to make reference to what happened in the united states yesterday so of course a burning issue here of course urging all palestinian factions to to sit down to find a common policy and of course a common policy is often in conjunction or discussed with regional players cairo riyadh amman and they have all condemned what was said by president trouble wonders how those dynamics are going to work you've been covering the area for some time now. is there is there an opportunity here that should be grasped. well you heard her near also say that he called on the arab countries to put aside their differences just put aside the other arguments they are having to use water as happened over night or what donald trump or said about calling jerusalem the capital of israel to use that to unify to have a unified policy against what donald trump aside and he's called on these arab countries to get behind the palestinians and that is what an ear is hoping they wil

us president drums move to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel pushes hamas to call for a new uprising we'll get the latest on the violence in jerusalem. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight germany could be one step closer to forming a new government the country's center left social democrats have voted in favor of opening talks on continuing the governing coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives for the next parliamentary term the party chairman of the social democrats martin schultz you see him walking up on the stage there he asked his party members to give the green light for those preliminary talks he says the success of the talks will depend on what parts of the party. platform can be adopted as government policy in another vote childe was also reelected as the party's leader. ards let's go now to our show lots of points as she is covering this story for us tonight good evening to you joe lawless so so tell us how close are we now to actually being able to say we're looking at a new government a new grand coalition. yeah good evening friend

the palestinian militant group hamas called for a third in the tide. the change in us policy will be discussed at an emergency meeting of the united nations security council later. friends and adversaries of the us have been expressing their concerns. that's take a look at some of the front pages from around the world. starting with the new york times, which reveals the mystery via this blurred $450 million on a painting by leonardo da vinci. he is a p pa re ntly by leonardo da vinci. he is apparently a saudi prince from a remote branch of the royal family. last month it forced the painting to become the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction. and a race to become the new mascot for the tokyoolympics. competitors have been little down to just three and now they face their toughest test yet, a group of schoolchildren have been asked to pick the winner. and the philippines star includes an artwork that is literally mouthwatering because it is made from a delicious steamed rice cake. the 200 square metre mosaic depicts an older man and his grands

well certainly what we saw was hamas calling at a rally on thursday for a day of rage on friday and that was delivered in seven points on gaza with the border with israel we saw widespread protests with thousands of people getting to the border and making sure that their voices were heard no the palestinians started throwing stones over towards the israelis and they were buttoning tires to try and make the blacks so it was hard to target people on the other side the israelis certainly fired live rounds live bullets that killed at least two people in gaza i saw one man who was shot in the neck i suspect he is one of the dead because he didn't look as if he was likely to survive and we know that many more people were injured because of tear gas being fired across the border from the israeli side and people who were taken to hospital and treated. obviously had trouble breathing in there was a lot of tear gas fired you know just a few hours before in the streets in gaza in the main street in gaza which stretches forty five kilometers from north to say it's the spine of the gaza strip hamas c

in the last few days they say that that was in retaliation for a rocket strike which they blame on hamas in gaza however that has since been claimed by another group and there is fear that this could lead to even bigger tension as you heard one of the people i spoke to there saying this could be a good intifada and that is actually what the leader of the islamist group hamas in gaza has called for in the last few days describing this alliance between the u.s. and israel as being sick tannic and meanwhile on the other hand the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described this is being a great decision and has a thanks to john the trump for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. the israeli army says that its intercepted a rocket launched from gaza. sounded in several israeli border towns this situation all across palestine is tense right now twenty four news correspondent see as the latest from bethlehem. but in bethlehem there is a large deployment of israeli forces on the ground and also demonstrations palestinians have been demonstrating president downtimes decision

the palestinian militant group hamas calls for a third intifada. the change in us policy will be discussed at an emergency meeting of the united nations security council later. friends and adversaries of the united states have been expressing heir concern. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the new york times reveals the mystery buyer who splurged $450 million on a painting by leonardo da vinci. he's apparently a saudi prince from a remote branch of the royal family. last month it became the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction. the front page of the japan times features the race to become the new mascot for tokyo's upcoming olympics. the competitors have been whittled down from thousands to just three. now they face they're toughest test. a group of school children who've been asked to pick the winner. and the philippine star includes an artwork that's literally mouth—watering, that's because it's made from puto, a delicious steamed rice cake. the 200 square metre mosaic depicts an old man and his grandson en