we don't have settlers in gaza. we don't have israeli troops in gaza. we pulled out. we demolished the houses. we even took the dead people out of the cemeteries. and instead of building a society that will thrive for our coexistence, that will build their economy, unfortunately hamas took over. and we see the results today, when they are digging tunnels and they are firing rockets into our civilian cities. ambassador, you sit there at the united nations, representing israel. and you know, of course, the un general assembly voted, i think it was 120—8, to condemn israel for its use of excessive force in the clashes we have seen in recent months. we've had the international criminal court saying that it wants a preliminary examination of what israel has been doing. we've had widespread condemnation from european leaders, many of whom regard themselves as close friends and partners of israel. what would you say, given all of that condemnation, what would you say that israel has achieved in those five months, in which 170 palestinians have been killed ? well, you can s

fire along the gaza border fence on friday demonstrations against the israeli blockade of gaza been going on for more than five months. now the european council president says he's convinced the e.u. and u.k. can still find a compromise on a briggs deal donald tusk was reacting to the british prime minister's allegation your leaders failed to provide an alternative to her plan and the barker reports reeling from her bruising each use summit theresa may delivered a defiant ultimatum to europe the e.u. should be clear i will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will i break up my country we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations and we stand ready she hoped for warm words from her counterparts at thursday's eve summit in salzburg she was instead met with an unequivocal rejection of her latest breaks a plan ever about the share the view or the positive elements in the checkers propose of. just a tremor comic operation will not work. not least because the truth is undermining the single market the putdowns continued on tusks instagram account a

israeli fire along the gaza border fence on friday demonstrations against the israeli blockade of gaza have been going on for more than five months most indians are demanding their right to return to homes in land their families were expelled from seventy years ago when israel was created her a force it has more on the protests. so we're here just a short distance away from the israeli border and the man you can see at the center of that scrum there is yassin was a hamas leader in gaza the second most senior hamas official in the whole of the organization and that shows you a very interesting thing that there is a real improvement or of hamas which controls the gaza strip on this protest it is by far the most sizable such process we've seen in several weeks of course in approaching six months of these friday protests here at the gaza border in recent weeks that they have dwindled to some extent this is large and that shows you the kind of political pressure that hamas now finds itself under because on two fronts on one it's been engaging in at least in direct negotiations with israel o

deals the framework document proposes a five-year transitional period in the west bank and gaza during which the israeli military government will be withdrawn and a self governing authority will be elected with full autonomy. it also provides for israeli forces to remain in specified locations during this period to protect israel's security. the palestinians will have the right to the participate in the determination of their own future, in negotiations which will resolve the final status of the west bank and gaza, and then to produce an israeli-jordanian peace treaty. these negotiations will be based on all the provisions and all the principles of the united nations security council resolution 242 and it provides that israel may live in peace within secure and recognized borders and this great aspiration of israel has been certified, without constraint, with the greatest degree of enthusiasm by president sadat, the leader of one of the greatest nations on earth. [applause] the other document is entitled "framework for the conclusion of a peace treaty between egypt and israel." it prov

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fire along the gaza border fence on friday demonstrations against israeli blockade of gaza have been going on for more than five months meanwhile palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has rejected the trumpet ministrations claims that the palestinian authority is not interested in peace talks with israel abbas did this during a meeting with french president emmanuel markhor in the hope of finding european mediators in the conflict abbas made the stop in paris on his way to the un general assembly which will be held in new york next week. the u.k. prime minister theresa me has accused the e.u. leaders of failing to treat the u.k. with respect after the unequivocally rejected a plan on thursday may said her e.u. counterparts had not explained why they believe her chekist plan would not work there's been more fighting in the southern neighborhoods of libya's capital tripoli at least eleven people have been killed most of them civilians attempts by the un to impose a ceasefire fails to end the violence at least ninety six people have died in fighting since the end of august and police in indi

sorry for one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. plus ferrari's hopes of winning the formula one. taken a nosedive we'll explain a little later. china's president is expected to announce a plan for billions of dollars of aid in advertisement in african countries later on monday president xi jinping is due to speak at the launch of a two day summit in beijing he's been welcoming fifty two leaders that include his sudanese counterpart omar al bashir and south africa's president several run oppose a she's trillion dollar belton road infrastructure plan is set to top the agenda but there are concerns that the project is overloading poor countries with debt where it's not just trade and investment which has been growing between china and african countries hundreds of thousands of people have relocated in recent years a million chinese now live in africa while the number of africans in china is thought to be around half of that adrian brown reports on the cultural impact that that change is having on chinese cities. sandra's from c

for sit in one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. and in sport action from the u.s. open a moment of genius from roger federer. the group al-shabaab says it is behind a car bomb attack in market issues capital mogadishu at least six people were killed after the attack a detonated his car full of explosives near a government building which wasn't far from a school more from. the loud explosion was heard across the somali capital mogadishu soldiers stationed near the entrance of district headquarters tried to stop the suicide bomber. the attacker tried to enter the compound with an explosive laden car and when the security tried to stop it the car exploded killing three of the soldiers the deputy commissioner for security and politics was also injured in the attack children were among those killed and injured as a nearby school collapsed i saw bodies scattered on the ground after the explosion before the ambulances and the paramedics reached there and the whole scene was very . the roof was blown of a mosque and homes in the are

strip at this one in gaza city had a message of defiance. and a struggle and confrontation and i rejection to the siege has led to the world to listen to us because it is a great place and a great people because it is the one that goes for the jihad and no one is replacing the jihad of gaza. more than five hundred people were also injured many requiring hospital treatment gaza's hospitals already under pressure they're running out of equipment to medicines and are struggling to cope with the number of wounded arriving every friday that will come at home to let me shout a considered loud that i went to the border in the afternoon to take part in the demonstration i saw the israeli snipers shoot someone in the neck he was close to the border and i went to rescue him but when i got there i couldn't help so i ran back as i run by it. i was shot in the leg i think that's why these radio me is killed at least one hundred ninety palestinians since the protests began on march thirtieth to demand the right of return to palestinians and an end to the

perry force at gaza. farmers in guatemala struggling to make ends meet two months after a volcanic eruption which has ruined their crops david messer reports from channel to nine go field where field after field is blanketed in ash and rocks. the rich black soil on the side of this volcano in guatemala is normally the stuff of farmers dreams but knows firsthand that what the volcano can provide in bountiful harvest it can just as quickly take away the deadly eruption in early june dumped tons of rocks an ash onto his field the twenty eight year old was counting on his corn harvest to feed his young family for the coming year but all was destroyed. a few thought. that they'd think that. there was a layer of ass or thirty centimeters deep that was super hard like cement so all of the folk liable to get. it soft now because we've tried our best to work the ground but this corn won't give us anything like this plant here no cob no nothing. they represent of killed hundreds of people a few kilometers north of

who let's move on three palestinians have been killed on friday by israeli gunfire at the gaza border fence with israel one of them a fourteen year old boy the palestinian ministry of health says dozens of people have been injured we're going to talk to diana buttu about this so human rights lawyer a former advisor to the palestinian authority as well joining us on skype from haifa nice to have you with us diana this keeps well obviously it keeps happening but also the protests keep happening that life which this protest has in it every friday and i'm sure on other days it just keeps going. yes absolutely because what palestinians are demanding is they're demanding their freedom and what we've seen now is that for the past five and a half months twenty five separate fridays palestinians have been going towards the wards where the electrified fence is in order to simply demand one thing that they be given their freedom and that they be allowed to return and what israel has deliberately done is gun them down and we see this to. a. dealer they. are serious for house and been killed. do y

perry forces al-jazeera gaza. we'll get a weather update next here on the news out then from nothing to twenty six million how new york scientists revived the city's dwindling oyster population. and find out what happened when steven gerrard came up against one of his former managers in scottish football's fiercest contest all the sport coming up in around twenty minutes. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. carlow welcomes another look at the international forecast it's looking lossie fine and dry across a good part of central and southern china possibility of still want to rush hours just around hong kong but this is certainly an improving picture and that's the scene as we go on into choose day so much stronger weather coming through maybe want to south a little further north thirty four celsius there for hong kong possibility of want to see showers there into west central and northern parts of the philippines that's where the heaviest downpours are going to be maybe want to see showers the

sleep for me if tar pits in the gaza strip is war curdie. as a footnote this israel defends its actions by saying it's protecting its border against breaches of violent protesters but is yet to respond to an r.t.a. request for comment why the e.u. delegation we're talking about there was denied access to gaza seven hundred fifty six moscow time just before i go for a moment of the big news story that came into our. world out he doping watched as voted in favor of reinstating russia's anti drug policy will continue to get reaction to that which is a huge boost for russian athletics but it is being criticized around the world you can keep on top of all the stories at. the list. like. i said. there was a building. in the him a. lot. of these guys. don't want the love i don't know i don't. really. want to. mislead. the world and you have a little warmth and you know. there's a lot of the. what politicians do you should. be put. so a lot. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to like to be close t

sorry for it one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. and then support defending us have been shunned. because the law states in new york will have the details but. september on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of blood as russian looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news the presidents of russia turkey and iran will meet in tehran for another summit seeking an end to the war in syria we'll have extensive coverage people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world the united nations general assembly hold the seventy third session what action will it take on atrocities in me in march and we'll bring you all the news september on al-jazeera. asia's largest count the country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy. when it when used investigates why so many filipino children are having babies. on al-jazeera. for more tha

harri forces in gaza. were here at the gaza h.q. of the un or agency you can see some of the thirteen thousand local employees who are on strike this monday the consequences of a strike of being felt all across the gaza strip two hundred seventy four unrushed schools serving two hundred eighty thousand children are closed along with sixteen food distribution centers twenty two medical clinics the reason for this strike can be traced back to a decision by the us administration to cut more than three hundred billion dollars in funding for iraq and more recently decided to end its funding of the agency in its entirety the workers here say that the effects are being unfairly felt by them more than a hundred of them already either sacked or put on early retirement with six hundred being starters with their jobs being lost by the end of this year they say that under a could have done more to try to lessen the impact of all that and give people volunteer redundancy voluntary retirement those sorts of options here's how the head of the agen

until the end of this siege of gaza and that's really the key to more now the the funerals all taking place for the people that died on saturday expect to hear very strong language reiterating what hamas have said saying that these protests will continue and they will continue until the siege of gaza comes to an end palestine is filed a lawsuit against the u.s. with the international court of justice over the relocation of its embassy last year the trumpet ministration officially recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and later moved the u.s. embassy there from tel aviv in may the palestinian foreign minister says that move breached international law. is an international lawyer based that university college london he says the case will partly hinge on the question of palestinian statehood. that has never been before the international court of justice however the un general assembly. made an important decision to recognize palestine as a nonmember state which then the court will have to address in this decision since the court's jurisdiction in this case will only be possible if it c

to protest the end of the israeli siege of gaza so although it was a very somber mood in gaza it was also very defiant saying that these protests would continue now it has to be said that there were some five hundred six people who also injured in on friday gaza's hospitals are actually already under pressure they were running out of money and medicines way before march thirtieth and some of them are under threat of closure and every friday since march this year they're having to deal with this influx of injuries and fatalities that are coming into them and they are struggling to cope so this is proving to be a very difficult situation for palestinians in gaza but like i say they are defiant and they will say they will continue to protest until the lifting of these rating that's each and every friday and you know every other week since those protests began there have also been many calls from many countries international organizations asking israel to stop using excessive force on protest as have they made any difference. well clearly not seeing the same tactics being used every frid

there is a lot of talk going on around gaza and concern in gaza of further financial action targeting hamas but obviously affecting the people within the gaza strip most. obviously and then he did say in that speech that if there isn't movement from hamas in terms of reconciliation in terms of allowing the powers in of already to take up the proper reins of government within gaza again then they would be held responsible for the consequences of that so that ben potentially signals further punitive action against gaza that's certainly something the people there are worried about and will be looking out for ok hereon as we wait thirty hear from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in just a few moments or or so tell us what we should expect in that speech any surprises. well the israelis are trailing some kind of revelation or announcement coming in this speech we obviously the last time that they made that kind of hint that was head of netanyahu is speech unveiling israeli intelligence findings on iran's nuclear program just around the same time as donald trump was preparing t

very force it gaza. when it comes to fighting fire with fire these young men and out the door are taking things quite literally every year people in the town and the japa hurled petrol soaked rags to add each other to remember the huge a volcanic eruption in one thousand nine hundred twenty two that forced all of the residents to flee authorities have so far not imposed restrictions on the fireball first of all that surprising a few serious injuries have been reported. and a member you can always find more on our website the address. dot com did take a look. hello again these are the top stories and al-jazeera libya's un backed government has declared a state of emergency in the capital tripoli after five days of fighting between rival armed groups at least thirty nine people have died in the violence and more than one hundred others have been injured forces backed by the government of national accord are said to have lost several strategic locations of the ahead is in tripoli for us. we're getting repor

perry forsett al-jazeera gaza. in russia there's been more protest against unpopular pension changes the communist party organized rallies across the country the government wants to increase the retirement age from sixty to sixty five for men and from fifty five to sixty for women president bush made a flatter me a person has made some changes to his original plan but argues the current pension arrangements are not financially sustainable and. is a fellow at the washington institute focusing on russia she says that putin's government didn't expect such a public outcry. the way the government announced these reforms was at the time when russia was still hosting the world cup sort of hoping that the public would notice trying to trying to soften the blow so to speak but more importantly the larger issue here is that these reforms demonstrate russia's economic decline of the government's inability. to handle development because russia is a system that is not geared towards development of the country rather it's a syst

the n one palestinian dead and dozens wounded as israeli troops opened fire on protesters in gaza. welcome to the program our top story u.s. president donald trump has cost down on the woman accusing his superman court nominee of sexual assault university professor christine blazin ford is in hiding after going public with the accusations against brett kavanaugh which date back to when they were in school in one thousand nine hundred two trump says that if the attack was a serious is she saying she would have gone to the police straight away. well female friends and colleagues of brett kavanaugh have held a news conference to support for his nomination some of the seventy five women attending said they had known him since high school and they considered the allegations inconsistent with their experiences of him women from every phase of judge kavanagh's life those who know him best have stepped forward to say that the allegation being leveled against him is false and we are proud to stand with bret. or us deputy attorney general rod rosenstein meanwhile has denied a newspaper repor

thousands of people were rallying along gaza's barrier fence with. a mass of palestinian territory israel says it was responding to people. and explosive devices. facebook says up to fifty million accounts including that of c.e.o. mark zuckerberg have been affect. by a security breach the social media giant says unknown attackers were able to take control of users accounts through a vulnerability in a feature phone as view as it allows users to see what their profile looks like to others facebook says the security flaws have now been fixed while jenny gebhardt is the associate director of research at the electronic frontier foundation and she explains how it was possible for hackers to exploit certain facebook features. at this point technical details are slim but from what we can understand like you said it revolves around a view as feature which allows folks to see what their property is going to look like from another person's point of view great for making sure your privacy settings are where you want them to be it was the view as future interact

but the egalitarian ism only goes so far this is an activity reserved for the very few in gaza who can afford it stabling cost about two hundred dollars a month some of the horses imported from israel even europe are worth thousands. most of gaza's horses are used to heavy labor not sport unemployment stands at forty four percent more than half the population relies on food aid all around the world this is a sport that carries connotations of elite isn't and wealth but here in gaza more than most places the contrast between scenes like this and the realities of daily life for so many is particularly stark about the trainer ahmed ramsey says working with horses helps children who no matter their relative wealth have had childhoods marred by conflict and siege but he says the costs are becoming harder to sustain. but also. has more even well our families are now reducing their expenses including on this port many will send their son to get trained but when they reach a certain level with competition and fees and so on then they start. a few days later and it's competition time relatives

fortunate in one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. hello again well i do want to take you across the levant right now because temperatures in kuwait city are coming down but that's not necessarily good news because when the temperatures come down like that this time of year that also means that the committee is probably rising early we had temperatures in the last few days maybe forty six forty seven degrees so your high temperature on monday forty three but very humid conditions are going to be in place as we go from monday as well as into tuesday up towards tehran one day for you as well we expect to see about thirty two degrees there now down here along the gulf we are looking at really a lot of humidity across much of the region towards riyadh though of course dry conditions there at about forty two degrees a lot of clouds that we had down here along the coast of oman not really in the forecast here we may see a cloud or two just skirting over to the south of moscow but attempt a few at about thirty degrees then as you make

fire along the gaza border fence on friday demonstrations against the israeli blockade of gaza have been going on for more than five months and donna. has challenge judge brett kavanaugh is accusing kristin basie for over sexual assault allegations tweeted that she should have told the police when it happened a senate committee awaiting word on whether ford will appear before a hearing next week while even julie called christians are a key constituency in the push to confirm brett kavanaugh many of them strongly support president trump because his promise to appoint conservative judges one of the most important gatherings of politically active evangelicals is taking place in washington right now shepherd tansey reports from the values voters summit. the values voter summit is organized by the family research council and christian evangelical group that says its goal is to defend family values and religious liberties in practice the group is best known for its attacks on muslims and the gay community the southern poverty law center which monitors right wing groups in the us calls it

things are going very very badly with regard to under the situation in gaza with regard to the u.s. recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel they believe that they do not have an honest broker in the united states in this process they believe why should we trust the u.s. to come up with a peace deal that will be beneficial to them when they're not really engaging with them at all that borne out i think a few hours ago the news conference with president trump he referred to the peace deal which is being done by his own son in law jarrett said several times jerrold loves israel and then add it is almost as an afterthought but he'll get a deal with the palestinians too i think both sides of course are waiting for the announcement of that plan the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley says she's actually seen it and read it the trumpet ministration though say it will be about four months before it presents it to the international community and i think until that plan comes all we have is a situation that is worsening on the ground the u.n. envoy who is based in jerusal

perry forsett gaza nice story isn't it something a little different out of gaza still ahead for you on the grid we're going to bring you this. is not a ton of the oysters but we're going to talk about a billion of them anyway. separates the target of an ambitious plan to replenish the waterways of new york first started let's have a look at some wild weather. for thousands of years farmers and shepherds lived off this land. but such a traditional way of life is under increasing threat. al jazeera world travels to the jordan valley where illegal settlements are expanding and the israeli military cordons off more of the land. what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera at night in a stalker somaly mam patrolled streets police. or lack of children in young pain tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. if they don't have a a do a little bit behind the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live the mothers of ring could be this is europe on a

policy or a force that reports from gaza. we're here at the guard h.q. of the owner agency you can see some of the thirteen thousand local employees who are on strike this monday the consequences of this strike is being felt all across the gaza strip two hundred seventy four unreal schools serving two hundred eighty thousand children are closed along with sixteen food distribution centers twenty two medical clinics the reason for this strike can be traced back to a decision by the us administration to cut more than three hundred million dollars in funding for enron and more recently decided to end its funding of the agency in its entirety the workers here say that the effects are being unfairly felt by then more than a hundred of them already either sacked or put on early retirement with six hundred being strikers with their jobs being lost by the end of this year they say that an rocket is done more to try to lessen the. in fact of all that time give people voluntary redundancy voluntary retirement those sorts of options here's how the head of the agenc

services to about five million palestinian refugees in jordan lebanon syria the west bank and gaza the u.s. has been the agency's largest donor and a spokesman for the palestinian president called the move an assault against his people germany has pledged to increase its funding in response. and a spokesman for the un agency facing those funding cuts has also commented on the decision calling it deeply regrettable he rejected u.s. criticism that the agency was inefficient and have failed to make reforms we reject in the strongest possible terms just a few months ago the us administration was praising our institutional reforms we've been conducting a root and branch efficiency reform we've saved tens of millions for donors and the u.s. was among those donor governments praising us so it's hard to know where this is coming from except perhaps you should be asking for the trumpet but ministration whether or not they are actually politically instrument lies in aid. of more on this let's bring in our correspondent tanya came in jerusalem tell you we've heard now that response from on her ho

harry forsett al-jazeera gaza. told here celebrates his one hundred fiftieth anniversary this year as the capital of japan and there's one of the world's most modern cities formally known as it was renamed in eighteen sixty eight during the meiji restoration which marks the beginning of rapid modernization but in a country known for its innovative technology we met one photographer who uses a technique older than tokyo itself to capture the present while preserving the past. my name is tyler he no wonder i'm a photographer. so i think of my studio as a theme park where you can travel back in time i want to show everyone this is what it looked like back then. coming come here to see the origin of photography others come looking for something different from digital for us. this is the second oldest photographic technique in the world in dates back to the eight hundred fifty s. . it's what people used before film and it came here in the eight hundred sixty s. . i just bought the cameras decoration. but had examined an

the people of gaza and the west bank and palestinians in jordan and syria and in lebanon appallingly are is the result of political failure we're here doing what we're doing because the political actions are failed to result in the problems that the refugees have to. underlying problems the blockade the occupation you know the dispossession seventy years to look at how to do things how to be addressed and i think that gets to the heart of that and that gets the heart of the dilemma that mohammad was under provides humanitarian assistance which is not a political actor. i'd like to mission a point putting them that way since we're speaking numbers it's a true that the u.s. has been the largest on earth during the past few years for the for the only one but it's him or so important to put that into the bigger picture of the u.s. foreign aid budget is one percent of the federal budget which is going to fifty billion dollars the foreign budget that goes all over the world what goes to the owner what is only on the sixty million dollars which is it's zero point zero zero seven percent or

seven palestinians including two children have been killed by israeli troops in gaza and the deadliest day there and moms thousands of people are rallying along gaza's barrier fence with israel and responds to calls by hamas the palestinian group which fills the territory israel says it was responding to people throwing grenades and explosive devices let's get more on the style we're joined by correspondent amman khan he's live for us in ramallah why was yesterday the deadliest amman some ron what happened. well as ever on friday the protesters went towards the border with israel and the israelis responded with heavy handed techniques they've been criticized for these heavy handed techniques to crowd for crowd dispersal by not only palestinians but the international community as well they are using live fire they using drones they're using drones with tear gas to use against the protesters they say that the protesters using kites with incendiary devices attached to them the cuts are very big problem for the israeli army they can get across the border and when they're across the board t

palestinian vessels planned to sail off the gaza strip as part of an international campaign against the sea they were forced back to port by the israeli military. but in spite of the blockade there are still some recreational pursuits that offer an escape from living under siege found one of them. is the fierce heat of the day starts to ebb it's time to get ready last minute grooming final checks on saddles and stirrups. and then out into the arena here in northern gaza given the territories recent history of conflict blockade and economic crisis it's perhaps a surprise to find young people here competing in what around the world is viewed as an elitist sport. ahmed ours ours he is aiming himself to be an elite showjumper taking advantage of the recent opening of gaza's southern crossing with egypt he traveled to jordan and then germany excelling in two five nation tournaments and i struggled for all of my ambition is to compete internationally in the recent tournaments i won first and second places some competitions allow us to qualify for the world cup but we've missed out on so m

fire along the gaza border fence on friday demonstrations against the israeli blockade of gaza have been going on for more than five months and a simians are demanding their right to return to their homes and land their families were expelled from seventy years ago just as a state of israel came into existence harry fawcett has more on the protest. so we're here just a short distance away from the israeli border and the man you can see at the center of that scrum is yassin where the hamas leader in gaza the second most senior hamas official in the whole of the organization matches to a very interesting thing that there is a real improvements or of hamas which controls the gaza strip on this protest it is the by far the most sizable such process we've seen in several weeks of course are approaching six months of this friday protest here at the gaza border in recent weeks that there have dwindled to some extent this is large and that shows you the kind of political pressure that hamas now finds itself under because on two fronts on one it's been engaging in at least in direct negotiat

weeks but they certainly haven't diminished in number and they're spreading across the whole of the gaza strip there were talks that another front may be opened up a sixth front may be opened up by palestinian protest in the coming week this five places really that they go to to try and protest on these people are desperate they say that they are under siege by the israelis that see just been going on for nearly for over a decade now and it's real there's real suffering going on when you go to gaza you see it within the hospitals are running out of money and every week we see more and more injured go to those hospitals that are under immense pressure anyway thank you very much in line can bring us all the latest on that story hanks and ron. well now to the united states has been another day of high stakes political drama of a president donald trump supremes court nominee a senate judiciary committee has just voted to advance brett kavanaugh nomination to the next stage despite calls for an f.b.i. investigation into sexual assault claims against him allowed there as well as in jordan is f

of course more than a million of gaza's two million people. palestine refugees they live in huge poverty the unemployment rate is north of forty percent youth unemployment it's around sixty percent so a lot of the people who come here are young people and they say that that yes they want to make this this action show their defiance their anger at the israeli side demand the right of return in the future to the villages inside what is now israel inside historic palestine but as well as that it is a show i think of desperation they have so little else to do to really speaking to a psychologist recently said that they don't really have much other option to sort of show the agency and so many of them come here to do that but also some of them come here in a show of desperation in terms of even being careless with their own lives we spoke to one young man he'd lost his leg in an earlier protest he came back here it comes back here every friday a few weeks ago he was shot in the other leg and yet he is still back here and there are many many more li

then they claim they murder people carrying out them and stray sions in gaza and then they blame the palestinians it's their behavior is extraordinary and it's basically because of the supremacy is ideology that is being pursued in tel aviv as we saw from the recent law that was passed that basically made a farsighted official in that country. fest then one of the rank eight from the investor have to run. thank you so much for joining us on r.t. and sharing your thoughts. well just to quickly update you on what happened thirty five kilometers off the syrian coast last night where russian i-l. twenty was heading to the commitment base for israeli fighter jets were attacking the latakia region at the time and put the russian plate in the line of fire of syrian air defenses israel only gave a warning about his operation less than a minute before it began giving the eye all twenty little time to leave the area as a result a missile from a syrian s two hundred system targeting the israeli forces shot down the russian plane a french frigate it's which had initially been accused of involvem

israel's navy has been firing on boats attempting to breach the naval blockade of gaza the palestinian vessels are part of a flotilla that planned to sail off the gaza strip to join an international campaign against the siege carrying students activists and patients who can't get the urgent treatment they need due to the strict blockade imposed by israel human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the saudi amorality coalition admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will lead talks to try to end the conflict but the warring parties won't actually meet face to face with more from djibouti. human rights watch uses very strong language to condemn the saudi led coalition operation in northeast yemen at the beginning of august which killed forty children and eleven adults they say it just adds to the gruesome record of killing civilians in yemen now you remember at the time of the show he said that this was a legitimate mi