fattah and the palestinian authority have been criticised for clinging on to power way beyond their mandates his 4 year term supposedly ended in 2009 the m.p.'s it was 2010 and when and now it's time to see enough for division it's time to go back to the people it's not enough to say that i as a factional party claimed i represent depend on people we have to find a way out of this conflict. is designated a terrorist group by israel and the us and the likelihood it would be given renewed democratic legitimacy in an election means it's not just the palestinians who must agree to a poll israel will have to agree to facilitate the vote in occupied east jerusalem and some analysts say the u.s. and other arab states will also have to give the go ahead because what bothers the most is what happens the day after the votes have been counted as usual the destiny of the palestinians is left in the hands of outside forces bernard smith i'll just say are gusta. after weeks of speculation one of the u.s. is richest men has just entered the race for the white house billionaire and former new york mayor mic

the film's co-director marcus fattah is pleased sering is being set free. is from us going to anything for me is that the trials of circumstances the conviction put on not beyond a shadow of a doubt and if there are too many unanswered questions as is keep too few to private citation. stirring is soon to be deported to germany the date has not been announced. a new poll suggests british prime minister boris johnson is heading for a solid majority in the general election that's now less than 2 weeks away the hugo polling organization which accurately predicted the $27000.00 election forecast johnson's prober exit conservatives will win a constable 68 seat majority the party could capture many seats up for grabs in northern and central england one of these constitutions is is bishop. a con of course. when a bigot mass visited the town and met campaign us for both labor and the conservatives. the town of bishop oakland used to be a train building hard today the factory halls and which carriages were once filled empty. the unemployment rate is above the british

fattah and the palestinian authority have been criticised for clinging on to power way beyond their mandates his 4 year term supposedly ended in 2009 the m.p.'s it was 2010. and now it's time to see enough for division it's time to go back to the people it's not enough to say that i as a factional party claimed i represent the palestinian people we have to find a way out of this conflict. is designated a terrorist group by israel and the us and the likelihood it would be given renewed democratic legitimacy in an election means it's not just the palestinians who must agree to a poll israel will have to agree to facilitate the vote in occupied east jerusalem and some analysts say the u.s. and other arab states will also have to give the go ahead because what bothers the most is what happens the day after the votes are being counted as usual the destiny of the palestinians is left in the hands of outside forces bernard smith. at least 4 people have died after heavy flooding in the south of france hundreds of people have been evacuated from the code does 0 region and around 4000 homes are withou

gyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi is gandhi was in jail need to attend the compact with africa conference hosted by charles the on the american medical and a c c i expected to address the summit later today on sisi has already met the president to steinmeyer the north african the deal wants to expand from the ticket relations and attract an investment germany's foreign ministry has scored for an improvement in the human rights situation in egypt the contact with africa conference to facilitate german support for reform oriented states in africa. turning now to south africa and every outside of cape town known as skip flats is often associated with crime and violence the job is increasing went there to find out about a local teacher who is unconventional approach is inspiring students to overcome the harsh realities of their everyday lives. i. believe in the. loop break down the dominance of old teacher and if you sit down to listen to the speech i knew it will have some sort of the way with politics in my listening to teach me i keep my views on the ground i literally want to sleep what f

but human rights organizations say that critics of president abdul fattah el-sisi are regularly targeted only pro sisi rallies are still allowed those discontent with the regime have no way of expressing their frustration. most egyptians are worse off today economically than they were a few years ago their cost of living is skyrocketing their purchasing power is very weak and you can see that that's affected public opinion pretty substantially the number of people who no longer are happy with a government that no longer are happy with the president has grown so what do you what. was arrested 9 months ago his family has no idea why he was detained and where he's been kept they don't know whom to turn to. we have been left totally in the dark to grasp every straw of hope especially when speaking to his lawyer. this isn't for the activist mohammed cases like how does a typical. anything could have prompted his arrest he could have been at the wrong place at the wrong time or simply opposed to the wrong thing on facebook. in the muslim official there are no clear red lines and there are no l

here from isis terrorists from fattah terrorists those terrorist organizations in the west only recognize as one of them that is isis because it attacks western interests but the others since they are only in turkey and attacking turkey the elected government security forces or the civilians nobody wants to talk about it mr cohen you sent in last month you sent in your syrian proxy forces into the northeast corridor of the country knowing that in all likelihood they would torture abuse and possibly murder people because that's exactly what they had done in the northern. city of africa which you seized in $28.00 teams isn't it not at all interest that year amnesty international reported you gave free rein to syrian groups armed by you to commit serious human rights abuses in africa that didn't happen in our friend there was looting enough and they were penalized but it's the same group of the by the way you're talking about the syrians themselves fighting for their own freedom for their own country against the brutality of the assad regime to which the western world has not turned a blind

president donald trump and is a gyptian counterpart abdel fattah el-sisi at which the us leader was asked for help in resolving the but a dispute between the countries and this week the 2 presidents held a follow up phone call after which the white house released the statement president trump expressed support for egypt ethiopia and sudan's ongoing negotiations to reach a collaborative agreement on the grand ethiopian renaissance dam the waters of the 911 long been a source of conflict in 821 egypt invaded sudan to protect its water supply half a century later it occupied ethiopia a series of agreements in the 20th century prevented further major conflict including the nile waters agreement in $1059.00 in which egypt and sudan agreed as to how much each state could take from the nile every year but the struggle was again intensified when in 2010 at the height of the arab spring ethiopia announced the grand ethiopian renaissance down project. the dam is 70 percent complete and the argument is now centered not on construction but on how much water will be diverted to fill the dam at the mom

security agency comprised of hand-picked judges has tripled its prosecutions since president abdul fattah el-sisi came to power but now the report says detentions have been renewed for years without evidence or chance to appeal unions and student groups in colombia the holding a 2nd nationwide strike in support of anti-government protests the rallies which started last week quickly turned violent with several people killed and transit stations destroyed colombians are angry about corruption and proposed cuts to minimum wages changes in pensions and taxes. hong kong police will return to the probably take beginner versity on thursday to seize weapons they say were made by pro-democracy protesters during a 2 week standoff the students barricaded themselves inside the campus using it as a base to close a major roadway it's since reopened the polytechnic university says search teams found one woman still holed up earlier on wednesday but she appears to be the last sort of clock has the latest from. around $100.00 people from the university management team spent several hours searching the pol

something very deliberate a plan to unite egypt's opposition and the country against president abdel fattah el-sisi. he says he's assembled a team of experts who will present the egyptian people with a political program in a matter of weeks without going into any further detail on the program or who the so-called experts early then wants to hold an online referendum on the plan and if he gets enough support he's hoping for a change of leadership within a year if sisi fails to go quietly at least threatening to provoke more protests. in the coming days our program will be presented to egyptians will then ask if doesn't leave will start a revolution against him and he was once the head of a large construction company raking in lucrative contracts from the army and police he describes it as the shady world of bribes and nepotism he says he built a palace for sisi intelligence headquarters and hotels owned by regime members but he fell out of favor with powerful people was blocked from further business. this is how he responded scripted videos ridiculing sisi. the alleged corruption at the high

christine fattah is a professor at hamburg explicit cademy. as a lawyer she teaches his students about the importance of basic rights they include the right to demonstrate guaranteed by article 8 of germany's constitution the basic law. one come. you can't forbid demonstrations just because you're worried that some demonstrators might not be peaceful. the police play a very special role in the rule of law only they have a monopoly on the legitimate use of force no citizen has that kind of right. the door to us what does it mean when citizens refrain from using force to assert their rights and i said what else do you have to do. you have to protect them to. 30000 police officers the largest deployment in germany's post-war history yet they couldn't help the escalation of violence in hamburg the amount of force they used would remain a topic of investigation for years to come did officers cross the line just goes to . the greatest asset in the constitutional state is citizens trust in the state's monopoly on the use of force. but that also means

president donald trump and is a gyptian counterpart abdel fattah el-sisi at which the us leader was asked for help in resolving the but a dispute between the countries. and this week the 2 presidents held a follow up phone call after which the white house released the statement president trump expressed support for egypt ethiopia and sudan's ongoing negotiations to reach a collapse in which egypt and sudan agreed as to how much each state could take from the nile every year but the struggle was again intensified when in 2010 at the height of the arab spring ethiopia announced the grand ethiopian renaissance down project. the dam is 70 percent complete and the argument is now centered not on construction but on how much water will be diverted to build the dam at them and. to sort or on i hope the diplomatic efforts would lead to some flexibility from the ethiopian side because egypt is not asking to stop the dams construction but rather to slow down its construction which might be too late now because it is believed that a major part of the dam is already constructed but we could think abo

legislative chamber could now flicker into life that's because the main palestinian factions of hamas and fattah have agreed it's time for new polls well in. full saw what the how the elections are a legitimate right for the palestinian people and. it's an opportunity and a challenge an opportunity for achieving good equals relation to ending the palestinian house and to find an exit from the current crisis. in 2006 president mahmoud abbas handed is smile one ear the prime minister's job after hamas shocked everyone including themselves by winning 60 percent of the vote in parliamentary elections. but within 2 months the hunt shakes gave way to conflict. fatta on abas is watch seized control of important ministries. hamas took over the gaza strip after fighting broke out between the 2 groups. since then gaza has been crippled by an israeli blockade and in the west bank political life has ceased it seems to me the. woodwork in the girls are still without any problems and in the meantime hamas would win in the west without any problems which means that the majority of the palestinians in the west

something very deliberate a plan to unite egypt's opposition and the country against president abdel fattah el-sisi. he says he's assembled a team of experts who will present the egyptian people with a political program in a matter of weeks without going into any further detail on the program or who the so-called experts early then wants to hold an online referendum on the plan and if he gets enough support he's hoping for a change of leadership within a year if sisi fails to go quietly at least threatening to provoke more protests. in the coming days our program will be presented to egyptians will then ask sisi to leave if he doesn't leave will start a revolution against him he was once the head of a large construction company raking in lucrative contracts from the army and police he describes it as the shady world of bribes and nepotism he says he built a palace for sisi intelligence headquarters and hotels owned by regime members but he fell out of favor with powerful people and was blocked from further business. and this is how he responded scripted videos ridiculing sisi also in barcel