knew the palestinian uprising had thrown the palestinians a lifeline that could help them realize their aspirations for a homeland. but this but the ideas that i thought there was all the. intifada for yasser arafat there is no such thing as an intifada for the sake of and fatah it's an into fodder or an uprising to achieve a certain political goal hence he was always in a state of uprising. that is tough to make certain that what he thought it meant as she said it. in march one thousand nine hundred eighty eight i was you had sent a group of palestinian commandos into israel the gunmen hijacked a passenger bus in the negev desert transporting employees to israel's top secret nuclear complex at the morning. in the ensuing firefight the three hijackers and three israeli employees were killed. the israelis were exasperated with the intifada and with the cells i was you had was organizing. they are they that riad was. a month after the bus attack on april sixteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and his greedy commando force assassinated i will jihad at his home in the tunisian coa

is it not time now for senior palestinians such as yourself to make a clear call to all palestinians in gaza to stop those protests, in the interests of saving life? well, i think you have a situation where it is in the interests of saving lives that israel should stop killing palestinian civilians, and injuring more than 15,000 since 30 march. and the international community is on the side of this kind of articulation, because when we went to the security council seeking protection for the civilian population from the israeli attacks and aggression against our civilian population, the great majority of members of the security council endorsed the draft resolution, which was denied by casting one single veto. and then we went to the general assembly, and we have a resolution that was adopted by 120 countries versus eight, calling for providing international protection for the civilian population in the occupied palestinian territory. and the secretary general was asked to submit a report with recommendations and suggestions to provide protection for the civilian population, the pales

i mean, you say you represent all palestinians. have you represent all palestinians. have you seen the various protests and demonstrations by palestinians against the policy of the palestinian authority inside gaza? have you also heard another senior palestinian, i am sure a man you know well, who has called the pa government corrupt and fascist for punishing the palestinians of gaza. he says i can understand the hardships facing the palestinians. i cannot understand that the palestinian leadership is imposing additional burdens on the people of gaza. well, i wouldn't use quotations from the individual that you referred to. he used to be representing the palestinian national authority in the gaza strip. if he is referring to his conduct at that time, then i would ta ke conduct at that time, then i would take note of that, but he cannot speak with authority or respect about the behaviour of the palestinian national authority and the leadership of the palestinian people, whether in the gaza strip or other parts of the occupied palestinian territories. just one more poin

knew the palestinian uprising had thrown the palestinians a lifeline that could help them realize their aspirations for a home. but this but the ideas that i thought there was will be. as intifada for yasser arafat there is no such thing as an intifada for the sake of and. it's an intern. or an uprising to achieve a certain political goal hence he was always in a state of uprising or not it's tough to make certain that what he thought it meant initially said he did. in march one thousand nine hundred eighty eight i wish you had sent a group of palestinian commandos into israel the gunmen hijacked a passenger bus in the negev desert transporting employees to israel's top secret nuclear complex at dimona. in the ensuing firefight the three hijackers and three israeli employees were killed. the israelis were exasperated with the intifada and with the cells i was you had was organizing. they are they that we i am that i was. a month after the bus attack on april sixteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and it's really commando force assassinated i was you had at his home in the tuni

the palestinians had lost hope with a diplomatic approach. amid the death and violence of the new intifada and hamas increased its role and its power base in the occupied territories. in israel that are close the elections to the leader of the israeli opposition out of france called archrival carry out shut on shut on was in no mood for concession and following the september eleventh attacks on the united states he was quick to spot an opportunity to get the americans more on his side. edge about and then set. september eleventh allowed children to gain sympathy for israel's internal to cuti situation in effect what he was saying was that what you in america faced on september eleventh i faced on a daily basis and children was able to convince the world that yes i was the sense of terrorism. israeli military actions that kill children women and the elderly because palestinian will reactions to be emotional instead of political and therefore revenge became the source of justice for the weak israelis knew this i believe they are crushing of the

of palestinian decision making. the syrian intervention found a fertile breeding ground of differences and power struggles with them further. and you have a medal for the s.s.e. if that if mr. arafat's birth is a direct responsibility for that split in the p.l.o. there were two choices that arafat's made the choice that there exist in swirls futile. palestinian opponents start a fight for breakaway groups splitting from out of for its main front a faction one group called itself fatah and the father syria and libya were only too willing to support the rebels. the tensions within the p.l.o. were rising the battle lines of a fratricidal struggle were beginning to appear. and. let it affect there might be objectively speaking in the beginning the demands made to arafat's were just demands and possible to realize i presented them to him he said he could accept them but he distrusted the intentions of his opponents and i conveyed his acceptance to fatah intifada it was very obvious that they had no intention to arrive at

not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one ofof the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy may

or for a palestinian struggle we are still alive if it were as palestinian people who are still alive in our occupied territories facing the israeli occupation despite jordanian frustration many palestinians believe don i thought had accomplished a masterpiece to fuck a man a bit in the ass out of the man accords was a brilliant tactical maneuver executed by yes i refer that he used it to gain some breathing space he established relations with jordan signed the agreement and then abrogated it. i was expecting that it's condition from the going to show that i got as far out of found himself he feigned ignorance as to want to go wrong but it seemed that spite of all a lot of effort still cordell in. insisting that just a business which would effect fit in data or directly. your definition that addiction. but i'd have to pay the price of his political move at an arab summit in amman in one thousand nine hundred seventy didn't hussein refused to receive the palestinian leader at the airport as well as this diplomatic snub the palestinian issue was relegated to the periphery of the agenda

people and allow the palestinians to live in peace and dignity as. much as the other missions over of the international community. should what is going to leave these rally palestinian conflict now after this new law. this lot of all of the fact israeli palestinian conflict at all whatsoever what's going to affect the israeli palestinian conflict is that very soon donald trump's administration is going to reveal a peace plan and israel has already said it would come to the table and talk about it if that house any leadership will decide to come to the table talk about it can help the palestinian people i hope they decide to come and not sit and wait for there to be a different government in america. where you've been talking about. israel as a genuine democracy what we're buffel baffles me here is two things first of all when the law talks about jurors of them as a whole and united cup it's a law of. israel you know that this is this is something that israelis cannot decide this is up there for negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians t

is now with retired and into a palestinian disc. the revolution started over forty years ago may have faded but the dreams of the palestinians for statehood live on as strong as ever. who. had a briefing today from a man named steel who has been out there working with the security forces a veteran of. the war sent to iraq you seem to be without portfolio doing whatever it is that he wanted to take interest and it's about him counterinsurgency while this interview was going on with jim steele there were these terrible screams about pain and terror but what was his mission and what legacy did he leave searching for steel amount is iraq. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the. al-jazeera about fifty thousand people were arrested under a policing strategy known as stop and frisk the car got a ball here it was a guy coming behind me and kicking in my back how many of your children gotten caught in this trap i have seven sons and six of them have been arrested for drug charges though me guess the war maybe

or for a palestinian state we are still alive if we were as palestinian people who are still alive in our occupied that into the ceasing the israeli occupation.

the palestinians had lost hope with a diplomatic approach. amid the death and violence of the new intifada and hamas increased its role and its power base in the occupied territories. in israel that are close the elections to the leader of the israeli opposition out of old archrival carry out shot on shot own was in no mood for concession and following the september eleventh attacks on the united states he was quick to spot an opportunity to get the americans more on his side. edge about and then set. september eleventh allowed children to gain sympathy for israel's internal to cuti situation in effect what he was saying was that what you in america faced on september eleventh i faced on a daily basis and children was able to convince the world that yes i was the sense of terrorism. israeli military actions that kill children women and the elderly because palestinian will reactions to be emotional instead of political and therefore revenge became the source of justice for the weak israelis knew this i believe the crushing of the palestinians

hall protests expected in gaza as palestinians to mount an end to the siege of the territory. a lot of a very very good this is al jazeera life from that also coming up more divided than ever we visit jerusalem's old city to see how palestinians will be affected by israel's new jewish state law be on sort of get bin and we are palestinians but there is racism between arabs and jews and it's obvious when jews see us wearing the he job they think we're going to hit them. will the next summit be in washington trump invites pushed into the u.s. to spite the fallout following their meeting in helsinki earlier this week. remaining defiant nicaragua's president the noun. says recent protesters and attempts to unseat him. and israeli airstrike has killed a palestinian man in gaza suspected of flying burning kites across the border fence twenty two year old abdul karim red one was a member of hamas mortars were fired into southern israel immediately after the strike the israeli army has reportedly been ordered to prepare for a military offensive in gaza if burning balloons and kites co

but the palestinian leader miscalculated about. the dreams of statehood and recognition he had harbored not too long ago not only is. the promise of peace in the middle east not. enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center palestinian struggle. now more than forty years after its status how far as the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian home. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. with a crackdown on media and political opposition cambodia is getting ready for its national election was one of one east investigates how far is moving party will go to consolidate its power. on al-jazeera everyone has different accent whether someone's telling whole someone's favorite doesn't have any truth i think it's how you approach an influential enough that it is a certain way of doing it you can just buy a story and fly out. the i.m.f. said riyadh's a breakeven oil price for twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is ar

the palestinians had lost hope with a diplomatic approach. amid the death and violence of the new intifada and hamas increased its role and its power base in the occupied territories. in israel but are close the elections to the leader of the israeli opposition out of france called archrival carry out shut on shut on was in no mood for concession and following the september eleventh attacks on the united states he was quick to spot an opportunity to get the americans more on his side. edge about and then set. september eleventh allowed children to gain sympathy for israel's internal to cuti situation in effect what he was saying was that what you in america faced on september eleventh i faced on a daily basis and children was able to convince the world that yes i was the sense of terrorism. the israeli military actions that kill children women and elderly caused palestinian we actions to be emotional instead of political and therefore revenge became the source of justice for the weak israelis knew this i believe their crushing of the palestin

many palestinians to believe the real purpose of the war is. that we are going into two thousand and one to our own so i'm going to suppose that it was to put the demographic issue not know that to limit the feeling expansion because that is the freedom according to them that in the two thousand and twenty. would be sixty person so by the wall he said that he's going to assure that things will be fifty percent. the wall is basically. a deal. we don't want to see the palestinians it's a psychological barrier it's not only that. it's actually a two state solution but the way i want. to get rid of the. to get as many such in this inside. and to give the israelis the feeling that if the palestinians within. his own. expanding the future good life would be impossible and. there would no development so he was forced to leave i'm. determined to hang on. is surrounded by the war. why because it is right next to an israeli settlement. and he is adamant he won't be giving up. because if a. woman had. one of them. like all politicians israel's war both ex

i'm a palestinian journalist from gaza and. israel has time and again said in the israeli army actually claimed to be measured and surgical in the way that they gauge with the palestinian protesters and whoever's present near the gaza fence and and then now i hear and it's very concerning to me that the killing of my friend actually and colleague said what tasha in gaza was because he was there with an intent to harm the israeli army has always cleared itself of any wrongdoing isn't it time for in an independent investigation what is israel afraid of how is it surgical to kill journalists in press vests and paramedics and white coats and children and peaceful protesters and then not have independent investigators or allow them to investigate israel has nothing to be a good thing i israel has nothing to hide and by the way i really appreciate the fact that you came from gaza out here which is. why you would wish more gazans would be able to come out and want to get into your blood you know you need a different you could live in

more protests expected in gaza palestinians demand an end to the siege of the surgery. and remaining defiant nicaragua's president denounces recent protests as an attempt to unseat him. u.s. president donald trump has asked his administrator to invite russia's leader vladimir putin to washington later this year it follows criticism of his summit in helsinki with putin earlier this week however trump has backed away from putin's offer of a joint investigation into alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen election here's our white house correspondent. after days of doubt about his allegiance to his own country u.s. president donald trump delivered some of his toughest talk yet and a threat to russia's president vladimir putin about their relationship be the worst enemies ever had the worst he's ever had but for days trouble signaled a willingness to work with putin despite overwhelming evidence of russia's interference in u.s. affairs here we're here we're turning on capitol hill the controversy continues yes . democrats pressuring their were public in cali. they want more

i'm a palestinian journalist from gaza and. israel has time and again said in the israeli army actually claimed to be measured and surgical in the way that they gauge with the palestinian protesters and whoever's present near the gaza fence and and then now i hear and it's very concerning to me that the killing of my friend actually and colleague said what tasha in gaza was because he was there with an intent to harm the israeli army has always cleared itself of any wrongdoing isn't it time for in an independent investigation what is israel afraid of how is it surgical to kill journalists in press vests and paramedics and white coats and children and peaceful protesters and then not have independent investigators or allow them to investigate israel has nothing to do with both things i. israel has nothing to hide and by the way i really appreciate the fact that you came from gaza out here which is. why you would wish more gazans would be able to come out and want to get into your blood you know you need a different you could loo

in order to allow any palestinian refugee to go back to their home that any future palestinian and if you choose a peace plan would not. pressure israel into accepting the refugees for example to go back and will not pressure israel to giving up its full control of all of jerusalem including occupied east jerusalem for the most we'll leave it there mo and see how this plays out in the coming days mo bashar there are senior political analyst staying in the region and will head to syria no agreements have been reached between the government and opposition in the city of now on the problems of a quick intro now the areas of faced an intense aerial bombardment over the past two days these pictures shown strike hitting an area just beyond the occupied golan heights not far from going to trial rebel fighters from there are being taken to it lived in the north and government troops will now return to the twenty eleven positions. two towns besieged by rebels in syria's italy province have been evacuated after a deal was struck between opposition fighters and pro-government forces thousands we

since march thirtieth those are palestinian health ministry figures well joining me now to discuss the atrocities taking place of the so-called guards of border a senior hamas official and former deputy foreign minister of gaza ghazi hamad thanks so much for being on going underground ghazi so on thursday israeli security minister. said two important things arguably one that assad of syria is part of an axis of evil and two israel is being dragged into a campaign against hamas what happened to the un brokered cease fire. ok i think israel is getting crazy they're trying to resolve all its a problems either in tin or experience through the military operation and aggression against the palestinians against the syrians against the only pennies they think that they are above the low so they think that they are strong country they can target they can kill they can strike everywhere but i don't know about because i think that is why they try many times to target gaza to try to impose to kill more people more victims but they did not succeed to achieve their goals to break a mass down all to

people and allow the palestinians to live in peace and dignity as. much as the other missions over of the international community. should what is going to leave these rally palestinian conflict now after this new law. this lot of all of the fact israeli palestinian conflict at all whatsoever what's going to affect the israeli palestinian conflict is that very soon donald trump's administration is going to reveal a peace plan and israel has already said it would come to the table and talk about it if that house in your leadership will decide to come to the table talk about it can help the palestinian people i hope they decide to come and not sit and wait for there to be a different government in america. where you've been talking about. israel as a genuine democracy what will baffle baffles me here is two things first of all when the law talks about jurors of them as a whole and united cup it's all of. israel you know that this is this is something that israelis cannot decide this is up there for negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians

in israel against the palestinians in east jerusalem and against the palestinians in general certainly not allowing any palestinian to go back to their homes and i'm talking about among the two thirds or three quarters of the palestinian people who are refugees not even those hundred twenty one hundred fifty thousand displaced palestinian citizens within israel itself who today cannot go back to their homes and villages because they are the skin to the caves so the new law will give instruments to the israeli government to do all sorts of things at once without fear without having any opposition from its citizens or from the courts within israel itself one last question before i let you go marwan does the criticism an objection from american jewish groups matter to israel will it have an effect on u.s. policy makers who could perhaps try to rein in netanya. if you allow me just first to say that i think this law would not have passed i think it wouldn't have the israeli government wouldn't have gone through with it if it wasn't president trump the president of the united states because

but the elusive palestinian leader had another card up his sleeve. short a friend out of had traveled to cairo to meet egyptian president hosni mubarak it was a bold and dramatic act out of fact became the first arab leader to meet an egyptian president since former president and were said that had signed a peace treaty with israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine the arab world was thunderstruck that that's what. he thought long and hard but do not imagine that it was an easy decision for him or he knew that he would antagonize the fact leadership now because he didn't consult them and he knew that syria will grant him a traitor i'm not and the end as he always did made the decision because he was convinced that it served a higher interest of the palestinian people. but he was fully aware of the disks it entailed and that the people who loved and supported him find it incomprehensible. out of thoughts visit was a diplomatic coup for mubarak and in subsequent years egypt would increasingly become the p.l.o. his main patron out of touch oppone

we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian al-jazeera fluent in world news. in two thousand and two the israeli palestinian conflict was further inflame as a contentious supporter was cast in concrete. the following film first aired five years after construction began on what it's about describes as a separation wall. friday afternoon in the west bank village of bela een and another demonstration against the israeli government that will take over half of the villages land. on our economy. is one of the old girl you are. not going to fear in the. full knowledge of all that it matters little what the cold weather walls barriers or fences the intention is the same to redefine human relations into us their market. this is a story about division about the barriers that many raked in calculation or desperation to separate themselves from abos for robbers from them. in diplomacy and conciliation fail this is the alternative. was living in. i call it a wall of shame because a hundred and thousands of palestinians are without jobs because of the. alps freedom of movem

you why one reason is to palestinian children say i mean real number nima and. they were killed in an air strike israeli air strike british back in gaza. district two weeks ago. presumably and the way it's reported here with a operatives where they have a human shields ok i think we're human beings we never we never use people as human shields we never do that now or people now they go to the mother to the bar of the burdens when openness infections ordinary people represented of the association and syndicates in gaza no one to get him to go to go there no one and we have many many journalists many pressed media and the borders and they took control and taking photos and no one see how much they keep putting people at shields i think is really try to fabricate and try to lie and try to deceive the ward in order to to blame how much to blame the palace you know faction does there have a violent must know we're doing in order to keep this much as peaceful march but look the reaction of israel now tell of the come over one hundred sixty people there were documents

enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle . now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian home. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but he's been there a few jomo sold as long as it's not on the show and the story needs to be told we do stories that have been passed from the suspect i testify in the fall of law to make sure that the bad guys are both behind al-jazeera has teams on the ground to put new documentaries and live news on air and on the. projects of lattimer put this proposal that russia should be allowed to interrogate americans but invites to washington later this year. i mean i hear you. ok matt. and michelle here and this is al-jazeera life and also coming up. anger in israel after the parliament approves a law declaring the country the nation state of the jewish people. or calls for protests along the gaza israel border fence as tensions rise over the pa

to mom is an israeli palestinian who says she's dealt with discrimination her whole life and i guess the that's the fear and sort of given it. we have palestinians but there is racism between arabs and jews and it's obvious when jews see us wearing the he job they think we're going to hit them in the. palestinian rights groups say the new law also features elements of apartheid making it illegal under international law while condemnation from palestinian leaders has been constant since the law was first proposed many palestinians we spoke with today said they also want to see and hear the international community speak out forcefully against this new legislation which they say will only make their lives more difficult how much improvement does it a west jerusalem. ok let's take a closer look at the breakdown of israel's population since the creation of the state of israel in one nine hundred forty eight and what palestinians call or the catastrophe israel's population has increased from eight hundred thousand to almost nine million people jews make up almost seventy five percent of th

and so palestinian chefs a few and one of the owners of the restaurant is making a traditional palestinian deaths rarely found. outside the home it's called maneuver or upside down in just a reference to the distinct swing in which it's. many people think you'll see them up just the most and fall off with them maybe show em up but then this is so we make the special fool depict food and we see it with all the people here we have something more good just a taste. and saffir as customers seems to agree. said keys as a member of jerusalem small but each sent a million community. welfare. in all morning long as it is the couple chill america watches the final dish is being prepared by palestinian christian maybe and with the help of a friend day to day we're going to make a traditional. song before making him a classic in a way not too old fashioned often suffer so we prefer the bread and butter for the sure they don't stuff it with chicken on the lawn and so much only put a little bit of the scene on the field with some point the needs so it's in a fancy way. it was time to sample the food an

anger and spreading the phrase to the whole world palestinians continue to raise the palestinian flag up high during the protests and as you see the palestinians are very very close to the fence while they know that there are have really weapons states soldiers stationed along the fence this is one of the injuries that came from the fence just right now. with. the intent the beginning of the march eighteenth children were directly shot dad and they are including the one hundred thirty eight holliston scale since the beginning of the march. you want to go to international more world news and look who fought of course a huge weekend of wilco football coming up after this break them. when lawmakers manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the room in clusters protect themselves. when the final larry go round lifts only the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signals. from the news is. just standing in the middle of the street and someone reaches in their back in their back with a waistband they cop is not going to sit there and no give them the benefit of the doub

this says israel fires on palestinians launching burning cars from gaza killing one man. hello i'm barbara. a live from london also coming up on the program air strikes continue to rain down on syria's quieter province this five rebels surrendering in another victory for president assad french president crawled under fire after one of his top aides is filmed hitting a protester and we'll tell you about the low budget film that's become a box office hit and it pushes china's prime minister to promise cheaper cancer drugs. israel has passed a controversial law that defines the country as the nation state of the jewish people and makes hebrew the only official language downgrading arabic two thousand and big u.s. special status critics say the low marginalizes israeli palestinians make up twenty percent of the population and legalised discrimination stephanie decker reports now from west jerusalem. it's official israel is a state exclusively for jews that's the essence of the controversial nation state bill passed by the knesset on thursday after hours of heated debate the m

her mum is an israeli palestinian who says she's dealt with discrimination her whole life and i guess the that's the fear and on sort of given that we who we are palestinians but there is racism between arabs and jews and it's obvious when jews see us wearing the he job they think we're going to hit them in the. palestinian rights groups say the new law also features elements of apartheid making it illegal under international law while condemnation from palestinian leaders has been constant since the law was first proposed many protestants we spoke with today say they also want to see and hear the international community speak out forcefully against this new legislation which they say will only make their lives more difficult. west jerusalem gaza's health ministry says one person has been killed after the israeli army fired on palestinians flying burning kites and billions of cross the border protestors have been sending kites carrying petrol bombs over the border fence for nearly four months now israel has threatened military action if it doesn't stop but as charles shackford reports

israel's detention and treatment of palestinian minus let's go live now to what the village of not be solid which is where the to me family lives i was in as andrew symonds is there in the occupied west bank what more do we know that about to meis real essential. well i had to me is beginning to represent something more than just the rights of children who are detained it is ready jails she's being promoted by the palestinians as something of an i call on all of resistance and we're seeing now a growing clamor to get her involved in the holes host of events to be revealed stage by stage you've heard about it you referred to her visit to the grave of yasser arafat's it's possible she will meet president mahmoud abbas as a later stage father a well known activist who's done a number of jail terms and self has spoken about his daughter he spoke to al-jazeera ahead of going out for the reunion. i had face changed a middle of the biggest in that then this is a commitment that they see that and this make us look for them this have been because of kemet and media. barons in the wood would li

side the palestinian authority in government in ramallah is. pretty much completely disengaged from the situation in gaza they are bystanders for the most part but also i think complicit in the crisis the humanitarian crisis that exists there because of the sanctions imposed by mahmoud abbas four boats carrying aid for gaza have left italy the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says his goal is to peacefully end the israeli blockade of the palestinian territory it's expected to take just over one week to reach israeli waters and they'll then and over one boat to gaza and fisherman. syrian rebels who gave up their fight in the southwest have 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 entered the city of connect it's a major victory for president bashar al assad whose forces have retaken

we got the headlines on al-jazeera for a palestinian teenager i had to mimi is urging palestinians to keep resisting israeli occupation the seventeen year old is now back in her home village in the occupied west bank after spending nearly eight months in jail for slapping an israeli soldier. back in the good of the law of nationalism is an apartheid law it's racist and racism it's apartheid in my message as i had to mean me to everyone is not the national and social conflicts are connected to each other and we need to isolate israel because of the war crimes it has committed and it has been always commits in israel's navy has intercepted a boat loaded with a for gaza and as a scorching it to the port of. i was part of a flotilla attempting to break the twelve year blockade of gaza by israel and egypt it set off from palermo in italy we could go cambodia's the ruling party has claimed victory in a general election the rights group said it was neither free nor fair the prime minister who was always expected to win because the main opposition party was banned and its leaders jailed or ex

the palestine liberation organization says the law marginalizes israeli palestinians. this law establishes a system against the palestinian people and implements a policy of ethnic cleansing against them in order to expel palestinians especially when this law provides that this land is for the jews and a knowledge of historical facts about the existence of palestinians on the. moment of june has more reaction from west jerusalem. critics of the law say that it legitimizes discrimination and segregation we've heard throughout the day from senior palestinian officials here some of the reactions that we've gotten so far side of etiquette with the p.l.o. says this is a dangerous and racist law par excellence it denies the arab citizens their right to self-determination to instead be determined by the jewish population also with the p.l.o. how can i shall we says the jewish nation state law gives license to apartheid discrimination ethnic cleansing and sectarianism at the expense of the palestinian people such racist and prejudicial legislation is illegal by all standards o

the palestinian flag up high during the protests and as you see the palestinians are very very close to the fence while they know that there are heavily weapon states soldiers stationed along the fence this is one of the injuries that came from the fence just right now. from. the beginning of the march eighteenth children were directly shot dad and they are the two including the one hundred thirty eight palestinians killed since the beginning of the march. with aussie international this saturday afternoon just coming up to twenty minutes past five in the afternoon here in moscow we're bringing you a full hour of news and world cup coverage and i'll have more headlines stories for you in just a few moments. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to peep out the cells with simple song alone even if i continue elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities then he bought a hell of. a lag from us you guys you got to be cool. this is. just because i'm out. of or you're not able to lift a bill brought up locals are r

alice to have grown tobacco for generations and this jumps try up under israeli actions on palestinian workers war more people have turned to working in the industry but most don't pay the taxes on the palestinian authority says it's missing out on tens of millions of dollars in revenue and bring your child structure reports from any occupied west bank. the also but don't they help his nephews pick the family's tobacco crop in the north of the occupied west bank he worked in israel for more than two decades but israeli government restrictions on freedom of movement for palestinians forced him to quit his job five years ago without a single source he says the local tobacco industry has to be regulated because farmers aren't paying taxes. but it's easy money when there are so few jobs around and. the palestinian authority finds other work than most people would stop growing tobacco they should make jobs for the young generation the university graduates who helped to back up the twenty to thirty dollars a day they studied science and finance and they have to do this to back needs very lit

the palestinian flag up high during the protests and as you see the palestinians are very very close to the fence while they know that there are heavily weapon states soldiers stationed along the fence this is one of the injuries that came from the fence just right now. with. the intent the beginning of the march eighteenth children were directly shot dad and they are the two including the one hundred thirty eight palestinians killed since the beginning of the march. we are back politicking with laurie king in a moment stay with r.t. international. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies. this is the simple song alone even some company elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody telescope was allowed to miss you guys who got the pin to go by been this is. to quote them out. of where you're not able to lift hill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over toward the water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of our west birth.

anger and expressing the race of the whole world palestinians continue to raise the palestinian flag up high during the protests and as you see the palestinians are very very close to the fence while they know that there are have really weapons states soldiers stationed along the fence this is one of the injuries that came from the fence just right now. with. the intent the beginning of the march eighteenth children were directly shot dad and they are the two including the one hundred thirty eight palestinians killed since the beginning of the march. president trump wraps up the official part of his controversial u.k. took questions still hanging over a new trade deal between london and washington as kind of open explained. in the lead up to the meeting between the two leaders we saw the publishing of an interview with donald trump that suggested he was harshly critical of the prime minister of the united kingdom if they do a deal like that it will most likely because we'll be dealing with the. european union instead of dealing with the u.k. so it will probably kill the deal with if

as tensions rise hamas and other palestinian political factions have called for another friday of mass protests along gaza's border with israel stratford is there. the skies over gaza have turned black with smoke from burning tires every friday for months now israeli army snipers and all the troops have killed around one hundred forty palestinians since two p. protests started in march thousands of others have been injured protests to say they'll continue to fly kites and balloons carrying petrol bombs and burning ranks across the border until israel lifts its twelve years siege of gaza israel says fire started by the protesters have destroyed areas of farmland and crops this protester who insisted we hide his identity says life in gaza has become so one bearable he and his friends are determined to force change. our aim is to end the siege completely the situation in gaza is unbearable often no electricity no enough medicine and no good life employment there is no future for young people here for you simple materials like the brilliance the protests this is the palestinian way. so wha

the palestinian flag up high during the protests and as you see the palestinians are very very close to the fence while they know that there are have fairly weapons states soldiers stationed along the fence this is one of the injuries that came from the fence just right now. with. them since the beginning of the march eighteenth children were directly shot dad and they are the two including the one hundred thirty eight palestinians killed since the beginning of the march. who could and could do that at the border reporting for us you're watching up to world news looking forward to the pujas week and the world cup football coming up after this quick break. was a change agent writes about as a nice way to say he's crazy believe anyone is going to go into any situation and just over turn the table and say let's start from scratch was exactly what is needed for the united states because the united states was very poorly position to head into the twenty first century so we need a guy like trump to come in there and just you know knock over all the pieces on the chess board and star playin