so netanyahu they're really talking up the opportunities that this is presenting. yes but i think we're just concentrating there on the last point you made those no mention in all of that of the palestinians no mention of the very heavily trailed and then quietly put aside issue of an expression but as far as the palestinians are concerned and we've seen tweets and messages from from senior palestinians this will be seen as a total abandonment at least by one arab country the u.a.e. of the arab peace initiative which has been the framework under which at least publicly these nations are supposed to operate that they wait for a resolution to the israeli palestinian conflict before they normalize relations in this case the normalization has come 1st with the united arab emirates and netanyahu is talking about more to come and he also made a big play of how much of a personal effort is to dean which i think is something that we've been expecting to hear he has long made out that he is that the one and particular kind of israeli leader who would be able to achieve thes

now this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu there let's take the story out of washington our bureau chief in his polls on the story for us tonight good evening to you so we know that u.s. president veiled his roadmap for peace in the middle east earlier this year does today's announcement does it fit into that plan. yes most definitely brant i think we really can say it's his it would be a huge success for him if this deal really would be signed i mean someone maybe of us remember early on 2016 in the last come paying he already announced once he is in the wise white house he's going to take care of this peace deal and that's now what he's obviously doing and i was just going to look is there going to be a signing ceremony at the the white house with the u.s. of course being the broker for this deal. that's what donald trump announced this morning in the oval office we always have to put in consideration for and it's only a little bit more than 80 days away from election i have and he needs some success this would be his 1st foreign policy success so sure he would want to mak

the son of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been issued with a restraining order after he published the personal information of protest leaders yeah netanyahu has been banned from tweeting about the activists who are calling for his father's resignation for a 3rd week in a role thousands of demonstrators have gathered outside benjamin netanyahu is official residents it's the largest protest in israel for a decade many people are frustrated by the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak they're also upset netanyahu is still in power while facing corruption charges but the prime minister says protesters are taking things too far . these boil them on faces. including the day before yesterday there were calls to murder the prime minister and his family the media is ignoring it and covering it up in the politicians. akiva eldar is a contributor to horowitz newspaper and has been covering the protest movement he says netanyahu is losing support even from his most loyal base. he cannot ignore the protesters because they are part of his constituency or what's left of hi

thousands cool for benjamin netanyahu his resignation in the knowledge as protest yet against his leadership. hello there i missed and this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up corona virus infections in south africa surpass off a 1000000 that's half the reported cases and or africa. karen community marches for justice after soldiers are accused of shooting dead a mother and stealing her jewelry. and a nasa team undocks from the international space station and is returning to earth and what's expected to be the 1st sea landing for u.s. astronauts in 45 years. now it's the largest protest that israel has seen in a decade for the 3rd straight week now thousands gathered outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu his official residence demanding that he resign there's frustration over the government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak as well as the corruption charges that netanyahu faces correspondent harry force that reports from west to resign. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evening and the policeman increasing

thousands call for benjamin netanyahu is resignation in the largest protests to be at against his leadership. on down jordan the sound as they are a live from doha also coming up china stands on health workers to hong kong as the territory races to expand coronavirus testing. making do with makeshift homes we meet argentinians left out in the cold because of coronavirus. and we look at the legacy of the late cuban historian you say there lay out the mastermind of the restoration of our own have. called for the israeli prime minister to step down are growing louder for a 3rd week in a row thousands of demonstrators have gathered outside benjamin netanyahu is official residents demanding his resignation the rallies are the biggest in israel for a decade there's frustration that the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak last growing anger that netanyahu still in power while facing corruption charges that he's forced out the protesters early on sunday are a force that reports from westerners that. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu offici

thousands call for benjamin netanyahu his resignation and the largest protest yet against his leadership. hello there i'm starting at 10 am this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up corona virus infections in south africa suppose half a 1000000 that's half the reported cases and all of africa. millions of americans in limbo as politicians disagree over extending benefits for those that are jobless by this pandemic. and a nasa team is about to start returning to us and what's expected to be the fastest sea landing for u.s. astronauts in 45 years take a look this is the scene right now at the international space station. now it's the largest protest israel has seen in a decade for the 3rd straight week thousands gathered outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu his official residence demanding that he resign there's frustration over the government's handling of the krona virus outbreak as well as the corruption charges that netanyahu faces a force of reports from westerners. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early eve

it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evening and the policeman increasingly robust barricades by the protesters renew their demand that netanyahu leave office the so-called black flag movement has long insisted that a prime minister on trial for alleged corruption must step down they say the pandemic has brought new supporters to their cause and colvin just like gave us our flag in the face and made us wake up to the reality that. nothing is changing and we need a changing we need no people no more upset and. stay in the house they don't have war they don't have jobs they don't have food. and they are waking up waking up their leaders have disappointed us and they didn't do their job so they grow up to contract with the citizens and now the citizens all coming together to make them i did do their job and go home i'm for in recent weeks protesters have risked water cannon and arrest as well as threats of and actual physical assault by right wing groups the prime minister has labeled them anarchists complained himself of d

benjamin netanyahu certainly no political newbie few a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't going away and this battle is far from over. al-jazeera west jerusalem. so the common al-jazeera main mosque around community marches for justice off the soldiers are accused of shooting dead a mother and stealing her jewelry. and protests demanding the release of a governor in russia southeast turning into a nationwide movement against the government. hello there very catty picture throughout much of indonesia you see just nothing really but clouds and in the clear a further to the south pole the rain is being dragged towards the north still plenty it's got a child much of the philippines borneo so the west is a go through monday and you see elsewhere we've also got this monsoon rains pushing it's a very heavy rain across into mamma and across into thailand but as i say mostly staying to the also not see bad across the malaysian peninsula and sumatra some heavy downpours on cheese day sunday through northern and eastern sections of borneo now acros

thousands call for benjamin netanyahu his resignation and the largest protest yet against his leadership. and again i'm astounded tale this is al jazeera live from also coming up beijing sends health officials to hong kong for the 1st time as the territory races to massively expand growing a virus testing. protesters in several russian cities demand the release of the deposed governor they say he's facing trumped up murder charges. and we take a look at the legacy of late cuban historian used down who masterminded the restoration of the crumbling star except that. now it's the largest protest that israel has seen in a decade for the 3rd straight week now thousands gathered outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu is official residents demanding he resign there's frustration over the government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak as well as the corruption charges that lesson yahoo faces police forced out the protesters on sunday are a force that sent us this report from the. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evenin

benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown prince mohammed bin in the united arab emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and or a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. this is a truly historic moment not just the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east by uniting 2 of america's closest and most capable partners in the region something which said could not be done this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has not given up the searing plans to annex occupied palestinian land. the political interim president trying to put the annexation in

thousands call for benjamin netanyahu is resignation in the largest protest yet against his leadership. down in jordan this is al jazeera live from also coming up china sends health workers to hong kong for the 1st time as the territory races to expand coronavirus testing rounded up and thrown in jail the united nations calls for the release of human rights activists in india. and returning for a rare splashdown the 1st astronauts moments by space x. leave the international space station. cause of the israeli prime minister to step down a growing louder for a 3rd week in a row thousands of demonstrators have gathered outside benjamin netanyahu official residence demanding his resignation is the biggest protest in israel for a decade there's frustration at the government's handling of in corona virus outbreak plus growing anger that netanyahu is still in power while facing corruption charges that he's forced out the protesters early on sunday are a force that reports out from western. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence earl

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netanyahu talked a big game in terms of an expression what does israel get out of this. well yes i mean the annexation seemed really to be pretty much a busted flush at least for now at this stage given that there hadn't been the us sign off that to netanyahu said was required there was a an interview he gave to the local media earlier this week in which he said that the annexation issue had dropped down the u.s. agenda so essentially there wasn't going to be an exception it seemed any time soon anyway and yet he has been able in this really surprising announcement surprising in many ways not least for the fact that it came in the oval office without any involvement from at least in terms of the vision of it from from either party the u.a.e. or israel or indeed of course the palestinians but what it did do is allow him to say look an extension is on hold as they are they're currently saying it's suspended sources are telling people perhaps to try to mitigate whatever damage this does to the right wing settler supporters of netanyahu saying it suspended but it is still po

reporter: netanyahu has called the demonstrators and archivist -- anarchists and leftist. not everybody in israel supports the protests. for the younger generation, there is a lot more at stake. >> we are angry about everything. we are angry about having an insignificant government that cannot pass a budget bill on time. we are facing a forced election because they don't know how to runn the govovernment. they don't knknow how to takekee of us,s, or they are just not willing to. reporter: antigovernment protests likee this one have ben going on for we now. -- four weeks now. several times a week, not just in jerusalalem, but also throughout the country.. thisis weekend another big prott injuries on his expect it. -- in jerusalem is affected. phil: belarus is getting ready to hold its most hotly contested election for years, and there are signs the government is seeking to quiet and control the media. rights groups say several reporters have been arrested, including freelance journalist alexander polakoff -- alexander polakoff, who reports for -- alexander burakov, who repo

of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called protesters calling for his resignation and a kiss fall since joined the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade they say netanyahu shouldn't be in office while facing corruption charges . at least 13 people have been killed by suspected boko haram fighters in cameroon grenades were launched at a camp for displaced people in missouri go in the country's north 8 more were injured attacks by the armed group of killed displaced tens of thousands over the past decade in nigeria and neighboring countries. the united nations has joined calls for the release of human rights activists in india some are being held in prison under anti-terrorism laws while they await trial the government denies accusations that the charges are politically motivated to serious elizabeth purana has been speaking to some of the prisoners families we know. it's been 2 years since some of india's most recognizable rights activists were rounded up and taken away by police there were queues of instigating violence during a march by disadvantaged hindu

and netanyahu his son has been issued with a restraining order after publishing the personal information of protest leaders there netanyahu has been banned from tweeting about the activist jerusalem's magistrate's court also ordered him to delete the tweets he posted on thursday netanyahu published the personal addresses and phone numbers of protest leaders calling on his twitter followers to rally outside their homes. watching al-jazeera live from london more still ahead will a covert society exaggerate the cashless society and the world could there be a high price to pay. and he was known as the man who saved her vanna hubert wants the death of u.c.b. only else. hello the wintry weather in the australian bite is still with us do you see from the systems zipping through usually catching somewhere like adelaide but concentrating at the moment in particular in tasmania's or hobart's getting it and a small circulation well maybe a big circulation from perth southwards it's an area of low pressure that's persistent on shore breeze and the oranges and blues suggests very persistent right in

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the protesters demanding his resignation are advocates who are trampling on democracy throughout the summer thousands of israeli demonstrators of course they have to step down but we canceled the largest protests to date they say that yahoo has failed to handle a coronavirus pandemic and shouldn't be in office trial for corruption. unless the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off one or one east next . and. when the fukushima tsunami hit japan's coastline in 2011 it destroyed everything in its path the jewel in the mahdi more. you know the more. genteel the would move up the judicial. in the aftermath of the thorazine began building a massive new sea wall along 400 kilometers of the coastline. it's meant to help protect communities from future wags but some feel it's putting them in even greater danger water huey tall and you know have got to meet him as he will put his arm i mean i don't i also hope that i'll get out of this. little it was. one i want to explore with deep.

let's get more now on those protests in israel against prime minister benjamin netanyahu i'm joined by akiva eldar he is a contributor to hyatt's newspaper and has been covering the protests across israel of the past several weeks thank you thomas do you think these protests will actually have any impact on netanyahu is there any chance that these complaints will be listened to. i'm sure for it will affect him directly but as you know this government is based on a very fragile and coalition i think his weakest part of his political body. but it's the head of blue and white and he cannot ignore the protesters because they are part of his constituency or what's left of his goodness you see and i think it's going to accelerate we are and he knows the. verge of a civil war it is why. there is an incitement against the demonstrations the demonstrators tell you how we'll lose his. in the knesset not to govern. bunch of p.s.a. yes the people who don't really have bones in the bodies and these people will not be affected but i have been yesterday and every week on the bridges and in a junction

and protesters are back outside israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu residence demanding he resigns over corruption allegations and the response to cover 90. percent of your supporters a charismatic former indian cricket captain pulled stumps on his international career yes it's over and out for wicketkeeper batsman am a stony ladies' country unprecedented success. protest as umbrella rusa keeping up the pressure on their longtime leader alexandre look. a day of mourning has turned into a 6. consecutive day of boss protests calling for political change after a disputed presidential vote thousands have laid flowers and lit candles at the site for a man died on monday during the violent crackdown on protestors crowds have been chanting leave aimed at president who's facing the biggest challenge to his 26 year rule. for the memory of the man who died died for us for our freedom ours and yours and the 2nd reason is probably even more common which is the impossibility to live like this any longer right now the power is in the hands of those who have no rights to it and the people are not

with israel group spy protests against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. who himself is accusing the media of fanning outrage on saturday night who took to social media posting a meme that attacked 2 israeli t.v. channels and comparing them to north korean media he repeated the comparison the next day accusing the media of bias against him and of turning a blind eye to violence by protesters and also said the protests were an attempt to trample on democracy. i. am to government protests in israel and often resulted in clashes with the police and sun today thousands gathered in front of the prime minister's residence in jerusalem demanding the resignation of the protesters are angry about alleged corruption and the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis israel is seeing a spike in cases with the total number exceeding $70000.00. this. run by these are democracies and they're here because we're being limited in our right to practice i think it is in every normal country whoever goes and gives that chance to somebody else i know who's now on trial fo

a growing louder for a 3rd week in a row thousands of demonstrators have gathered outside benjamin netanyahu is official residents demanding his resignation many people are frustrated by the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak they're also upset netanyahu is still in power facing corruption charges police forced out the protesters early on sunday. they starting people have been killed by suspected boko haram fighters in kemah road grenades will also the camp for displaced people in missouri go in the country's north 8 more were injured attacks by the armed group have killed in the space tens of thousands of the past decade in cameroon nigeria and neighboring countries because the headlines do stay with us the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world the doormen of egypt. so much that i feel that we put in the biggest 2nd. and minimal amount to get them shot. well i certainly was. among those some some of them i have to tell. you that have been listening and economic community i mean over. yonder the integer volatility. of how there was you look at the. end of t

now protesters back out on the streets of israel demanding that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign i think the live pictures we're looking at now demonstrations have been held for the past 2 weeks have been government's handling of the crane of arson operate they've been further fueled by a corruption case against netanyahu hard for said his life for us and western islam has an update to harry had just been judged by these pictures and numbers a substantial what's happening. that's right yes thousands on the streets again here in west jerusalem not far from the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu just down the street behind me and as you say this is now 3 weeks of really large protests with we're meant to behind them these are seen as the largest scenes of civil unrest that we've seen in israel for nearly a decade and as you say it's a mixture of motivations and groups some of the protesting against it you know for years old is corruption cases he is currently on trial that trials you just start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being called

protests gather again in jerusalem demanding benjamin netanyahu stepped down over corruption claims and his handling of the coronavirus outbreak. and the us president versus take talk donald trump threatens to ban the chinese own video sharing out of a data privacy concerns. we begin in latin america where corona virus infection numbers have doubled over the past month mexico is now eclipsed the u.k. with the 3rd highest number of deaths and then colombia has passed 10000 deaths lockdowns there are planned throughout organists and the government is expecting the peak to be reached this month all spittles in several cities including in the capital budget time have few available beds left in their intensive care units. well let's speak to terry's a boat she's in buenos aires but to can update us on what's happening in colombia and elsewhere so we are seeing despite the measures that they've taken to try and contain the virus really colombia is one of the worst affected countries in the world. well that's correct 10 latin america as you just said is the epicenter of corona virus in the wor

progress but a deal is still out of reach for testers gathered again in jerusalem demanding benjamin netanyahu step down over corruption claims and his handling of the coronavirus outbreak. and the us president versus take talk donald trump threatens to ban the chinese own video sharing app over data privacy concerns. we begin in latin america where corona virus infection numbers have doubled over the past month mexico has eclipsed the u.k. and now has the 3rd highest number of deaths and colombia has over 10000 deaths with the lock down they're expected to stay in place throughout august but the government expecting the peak to be reached this month all spittles in several cities including the capital bogota have few available beds left in their intensive care units meanwhile argentina's lockdown was due to expire on sunday but a recent surge in corona virus cases there has meant that it's been extended not only that but the government is in the midst of negotiations with foreign creditors to prevent a default on its sovereign debt argentina's economic situation has further deteriorated in re

that is a major foreign-policy achievement for netanyahu. he also emphasized tonight that he did not have to give up much for it because he says it is just an expansion. for him, it is certainly a major success. but it is a bilateral agreement. >> it does not have the palestinians. >> we note that most of the west bank is controlled by israel. israel is not really giving up anything in this deal. how have the palestinians reacted? >> it is very difficult news for them. we had them describing palestinian politicians describing this decision by the uae for its ongoing occupation. gaza has described it as a stab in the back of the palestinian people. i think for the palestinians in general, it is very difficult to understand that an arab country will recognize its world without addressing the underlying core issues of this conflict. >> good point. it does seem to change the calculus when it comes to peace in the middle east. >> a fifth day of protests against a violent crackdown on administrations. he does nothing for current situation amounts

news live from there and a historic peace deal in the middle east israeli leader benjamin netanyahu says his country's agreed to a full peace accord with the united arab emirates under the u.s. brokered platzman u.a.e. it will recognize the jewish state of israel dropping its plots in the next. didn't last back in washington and jerusalem. also on the program peaceful defiance in baton rouge. tens of thousands of people around minsk former lives of solidarity in protest of police brutality this is the 5th day of demonstrations from president bush echoes disputed election victory. welcome to the program israel on the united arab emirates have announced that they have agreed to a historic peace deal under its terms the u.a.e. will recognize israel and establish diplomatic relations and return israel will drop its controversial plan to annex parts of the palestinian west bank the u.a.e. says the deal is a win for diplomacy in the middle east the agreement was brokered by the united states just a few moments ago a special call to friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown

in how this is beieing seen the uk talked about it being suspended benjamin netanyahu in a- calm. lakeke walked back but what. the push on that. is this s good to be so o could the. i mean you cn imagine that. the whole was going forward with this- seizure of land and adding to israel. as a whole segment of his base that is you know in support of this now in order for him to change direction you cannot change it in the beginning of the process. you gotta show me israeli public opinion and mostly israeli middle class which is. looking forward foror moree opening and markets mean in other terms the uae would provide the opening in the markets and it's really up to prime minister netetyahu convinced. most israelis t that you know less freezes on the lands let's look what we're going to get from the arab world and then we'll make a final decision. thank you both sidedes have made decisionons nw is the navigation andnd that manager of the decisions to get them to where. they want to. the fires thank you much indeed the new st francis if we'll be able appreciate time sir thank you. than

at the white house just a few moments ago it was special call with 2 friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and question prince mohammed bin. the united arab emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the board and order a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. president trumps middle east plan served as a basis for 2 days of stuart peace from israel and the us are 2 of the most advanced countries in the world together we would transform the region and forge an even better future for our people this is a future of peace a future of security and a future of prosperity i've always believed that we could establish peace with the rude and i've been working towards that lofty goal for decades now as israeli prime minister benjamin net

just a few moments ago i was at a very special call with 2 friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown prince mohammed bin laden the united arab emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and or a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. this is a truly historic moment not just the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east by uniting 2 of america's closest and most capable partners in the region something which could not be done this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has not given up pursuing plans to annex occupied

have been taking to the streets demanding netanyahu resign over alleged corruption and the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic these 10 year crema joined protesters in jerusalem who say the long term prime minister must go. enough is enough says hi lisa she came from tel aviv to jerusalem several times to take part in government protests she's fed up with the government and its various long term prime minister binyamin netanyahu i personally don't like it so i would like. but more importantly i just want to be able government for all of us the world is going nuts right now how are the people that are supposed to work for us to represent us. are not taking care of us so we can't sit back. the country is in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic but that has not stopped a few 100 demonstrators goes ring outside the prime minister's residence protests have been going on for weeks calling on the premier to resign over his indictment on corruption charges there's also anger at the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic rising unemployment and devoting democracy it's l

eric: prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking out. he's about to join us right here on america's news headquarters, first televised interview since historic u.s. brokered peace agreement with the united arab emirates, what the landmark deal means and how the region is better prepare today face the threat from iran and more on the results of the trump administration foreign policy that exclusive interview with the prime minister coming up minutes from now. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric sean. hi, arthel. arthel: i'm arthel neville, i'm looking forward to your exclusive interview but we will begin with congressional democrats sounding the alarm on the u.s. postal service. the house oversight committee calling louis dejoy to testify. democrats accusing him of deliberately slowing mail delivery and underfunding the agency ahead of an election where a record number of americans are expected to vote by mail. we have fox team coverage on this david spunt following the president in bridgewater, new jersey bu

but netanyahu specified that his an accession plans have not been outright cancelled kreder only put on a temporary hold. the agreement brokered by u.s. president donald trump over months of discussions is seen as an unprecedented reshaping of the political order in the middle east it comes as a diplomatic win for trump just as the election campaign in the u.s. starts to heat up by uniting 2 of america's closest and most capable partners in the region something which they could not be done this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east. but not everyone is satisfied with the agreement the palestinian leadership dubbed the deal a betrayal and demand that it's retraction of. the as a around the world of the agreement is being hailed as a historic achievement the palestinians see themselves pushed to the sidelines. correspondent and your grandma is following the story for us from jerusalem and she described palestinian. reactions to the deal well it's a very certainly very difficult news for them we had one and us ravi describing pales

reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu on chair believing that left abruptly. jerusalem -- in -- those whomp criticize me should know that i said time and again that annexation will only be done in accordance with the united states. without that, it will be worthless and will damage the settlements. reporter: there have been discussions between the uae and israel for years. it seems these are preparing the ground for this announcement. from the twitter account of the uae leader, a simple statement, during a call with president trump and prime minister netanyahu, an agreement was reached to stop further annexation of palestinian territories. that uae and israel also agreed to setting a roadmap towards establishing a bilateral relationship. the idea is that both leaders will visit the white house in coming weeks to sign a deal with donald trump in centerstage. he believes this will help in the run-up to the presidential november. but really an american election decided by events abroad, particularly during a public health and financial crisis. al jazeera, at the

resign demonstrators have gathered outside netanyahu official residence in west jerusalem for weeks now that angry about the economic fallout from the current virus pandemic and netanyahu says ongoing trial for corruption. the chinese social media app to talk says it plans to take the trumpet ministration to court washington has labeled the op a national security threat and is threatening to ban it just over a week ago president trump signed an executive order requiring byt dance to sell the app within 90 days and of course you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com back with more news here in half an hour next on our desire it's inside story do stay with us. libya's rival powers call for a new ceasefire in the civil war but it's unclear whether the lord khalifa haftar will support it so will the truce hold long enough to give peace a chance this isn't such a story. alone welcome to the program. many ceasefire as a tried and failed to end years of conflict in libya but the 2 rival powers appear so.

it back have been protests for and do is extract the aspirate communities around the world against netanyahu in recent weeks tonight it's going to be a little bit more organized 18 separate cities mainly in north america united states and canada also in europe and they going to try to coordinate it sort of pass the baton from each one to the next before having the real kind of percent a year in west jerusalem as well as we're seeing reports that some 3 or 400 people gathered at a bridge as they did last weekend marching from that bridge if you can to be does away from here to join the other protest this year it was that that sparked some of the sort of running cat and mouse situation with the police and then it was here in this paris square behind me where those scuffles and clashes and a couple dozen detentions also took place looking at some other pictures while we talk do you have the well the sheer number of people there i guess. pretty much out the window here. well yes i mean they they talk about trying to maintain some level of safety by wearing mosques and the like and of course it i

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had earlier cheered the coronavirus task force meeting of his government but left abruptly telling those present you'll soon find out why but while speaking in jerusalem he will be aware he may leak political support domestically for shelving an existing plants. little additional interim president trump put the annexation into east peace plan those who criticize me should know i said time and again that an exaggeration only be made in accordance with the united states without that it is worthless and it will damage the settlements so. there have been discussions of various levels between the u.a.e. and israel for years it seems now each was preparing the ground for this announcement from the official twitter account of the u.a.e. leader mohammed bin ziad a simple statement during a call with president trump and prime minister netanyahu an agreement was reached to stop further is really an exception of palestinian territories the u.a.e. and israel also agree to cooperation and setting your roadmap towards establishing a bilateral relationship the

weaponry to be sold to united arab emirates in the future the report said that it did that netanyahu was aware of that that there was such an understanding in a deal netanyahu came out with a carefully worded denial later in the day talking about having there being no clause in the deal and that he maintained his opposition would continue to maintain his opposition to any other countries in the region being given this kind of weaponry especially the f. 35 aircraft which israel has in quite some numbers in growing numbers in the last few months but he didn't specifically say that israel had maintained its veto didn't specifically say that this was something that was impossible and there was a quote from the same newspaper from an unnamed u.s. official later on tuesday saying that netanyahu was aware despite his opposition to it that this was on the cards going forward and there's been some confusion and argument between the 2 arms of the coalition here as well with the foreign minister defense minister of the blue and white party saying that they remain opposed to it they weren't sure

demonstrators are back outside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is residents demanding that he resign over corruption allegations and the response to covert 90. expressing deep remorse japan and pledges never to repeat the tragedy of war as the world marks 75 years since the end of world war 2. the president of belarus assaults help from russia as protests group calling for him to step down alexander lukashenko says that his russian counterpart vladimir putin as agreed to help to ensure the security of the cut. if needed as for the protests against his rule with members of the state media now joining the ranks. reports from. euphoria instead of fear on the streets of minsk after security forces stayed away from large rallies which crowd around the capital in the past 2 days. 2 former military man came out to denounce the violence used by security forces in the past week. have come to show me in reality is with the nation it always has been thousands held the minute of silence at a metro station where 34 year old. killed during protests last monday in the morial house with a

demonstrators back outside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is residents demanding that he resign over corruption allegations and the response to covert 90. plus the japanese ship that spilled tons of oil off malicious has broken apart. the president of better roosts has sought help from russia as protest group calling for him to step down alexander lukashenko says his russian counterpart vladimir putin has agreed to help ensure the security of the country if needed this for the 7th day of mass protests against his rule with members of the state media joining the ranks of 0 step fasting reports from minsk. euphoria instead of fear on the streets of means to secure. stayed away from large rallies which right around the capitol in the past 2 days where the. 2 former military man came out to denounce the violence used by security forces in the past week where. have come to me in reality as with the nation it always has been thousands held a minute of silence at a metro station where 34 year old. was killed during protests last monday in the morial house with the funeral quickly turne

for weeks demonstrators have demanded netanyahu should step down while he stands trial over corruption charges they've also voiced frustration about the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak carrefour said was that the protests he says problems are stacking up for the embattled leader. all other very noisy very substantial protest here in west seriously and just in a few 100 meters from the prime minister's residence benjamin netanyahu as residents just beyond this square behind me once again very much dominated it seems by the israeli political left we see the black flags of the pro-democracy anti national you know movement and others who have long been protesting against his premiership saying that he should resign because of the fact that he is on trial in 3 separate corruption cases but as well as that these are very much being fuelled these protests by those who've been angered and disappointed by the government's performance in dealing with the coronavirus. away from what's happening on the street though it's worth noting there are other major political developments

benjamin netanyahu rather is still saying though that annexation remains on the table despite the fact that donald trump explicitly said it was off the table obviously he says it would have to be in coordination with the united states something that the u.s. from all the signals made overnight is not ready to do it wants to prioritize this agreement and others it says a coming but certainly for his domestic audience netanyahu is still saying this and the more he continues to say it if he does then the question is how might that affect this burgeoning relationship with the u.a.e. because you a is saying that it is signed this agreement in order to stop an ex ation and its defacto leader ahmed and ziad was very clear saying this is a roadmap towards a bilateral relationship so still holding out some room to try to impose conditions on israel going forward. still to come on this program. a ceremony in south korea puts a sony issue with japan back in the spotlight. and as e.u. foreign ministers prepare to discuss a maritime dispute between greece and turkey we'll examine what's at stake. h

for weeks demonstrators have demanded netanyahu should step down while he stands trial on corruption charges. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story by. is the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia falling apart the state department shows support for a former saudi intelligence agency says the crown prince wants him dead will president donald trump be forced to stop supporting the public in so much this is inside story. but i welcome to the program i'm adrian said again what's reported to be a forward mode applauses putting further strain on the relationship between saudi arabia and the united states a fall a saudi intelligence agent is suing the saudi crown prince in the u.s. saddle job.

of protest leaders yes netanyahu has been banned from tweeting about the activist lives magistrates' court also ordered him to delete the tweets he had posted on thursday netanyahu published the personal addresses and phone numbers of protest leaders calling on his twitter followers to rally outside their homes mary gilbert is a journalist based in tel aviv and an adjunct fellow at the washington institute for near east policy says that contrary to netanyahu as claims the majority of protests as aunt father left activists. and the regular israelis on the whole left leaning but on the whole really reasonable and normal israelis who want and that there is no with a democracy in that you know who was elected by a complicated internal democratic system here i mean your 2 or 3 months ago had new unity government. going further i think you know it's not as if the numbers here are over long there's nothing but not a whole lot which remember that 9 years ago there was another protest movement in israel that got about 500000 israelis on the streets and in yahoo 9 years later still prime minis

but 1st let's go to harry forsett who is in western russo them harry so how is netanyahu presenting all of this. well he's presenting this as a major victory of one of the key planks long term planks of his foreign policy endeavors which has been the normalization of relations with major arab states there's been a lot going on in recent years behind the scenes not least of course with the u.a.e. but with other arab states as well but this is the 1st time that there has been a public agreement of a normalization taking place and as you heard from trump and netanyahu they are talking about full diplomatic relations and you know put this in the context of the 1979 deal with egypt 994 deal with jordan and now this one in 2020 under his leadership but i think what you played there from him in the question answer session that took place after his speech is very significant that he says that he is not. giving up on an exception this is despite the fact that the americans are saying that he has submitted to the the need to put that aside despite what they said was public pressure has to be said