within weeks, mohammed's fears have come true. the virus has spread to idlib�*s refugee camps where a million people live in close proximity. with few health facilities, mohammed is sent to assess any suspected cases. officially, he has found 33 positive cases in the camps, but mohammed knows that most of them are going undetected. and with the syrian currency in freefall following the introduction of new us sanctions injune, even those who want to take the virus seriously can barely afford to do so. especially as the ceasefire between the syrian government, its russian allies, and turkish—backed rebels is starting to fall apart. explosion. zeina and mohammed decide that it's too dangerous for them to have their baby in idlib. but trapped within the besieged territory, their only other option is to give birth in neighbouring turkey, a country that closed its border with syria in 2015. as a doctor zeina is allowed in, but the children cannot go with her. zeina makes a risky decision: to leave idlib with her children via an unof

mohammed has been separated from the family for one week. during that time, dozens of people have been killed in a series of air strikes, including four children. he's on his way to one of idlib�*s dedicated coronavirus hospitals. it's working at full capacity, and patients are being turned away. the hospitals are also running low on oxygen. to make matters worse, nearly 1,500 doctors and nurses have tested positive for the virus — 30% of the medical workforce in idlib. three weeks after giving birth, zeina is trying to get back into syria to look after mohammed. but having entered turkey via an unofficial route, she is repeatedly turned away from the border. but even with his symptoms, mohammed must continue to work. there are only 70 ventilators across the whole of idlib, and growing competition among the hospitals. after four attempts, zeina and the children finally make it across the border, but it's not the homecoming mohammed was hoping for. after ten days in quarantine, mohammed takes another covid test. it's negative. it's the 1s

to look after mohammed. —— trying to get back into syria to look after mohammed. but having entered turkey via an unofficial route, she has repeatedly turned away from the border. but even with his symptoms, mohammed must continue to work. there are only 70 ventilators across the whole of idlib, and growing competition among the hospitals. . after four attempts, zeina and the children finally make it across the border, but it's not the homecoming mohammed was hoping for. after ten days in quarantine mohammed takes another covid test. it is negative. it is the first of december, and one month since mohammed held his youngest child, aleen. hello. we're in for a cold weekend. there is some sunshine in the forecast but also more rain, sleet and snow. now, this time, the sleet and the snow should mostly fall across the hills. and at the moment, there's a battle between cold air coming in from the north and the milder air trying to spread in from the south. and this is also where we have a weather front, and that weather front will bring the rain, sleet and the snow on

." ♪ mohammed: hello and welcome to the program. the united states often calls itself the world's greatest democracy. it's diplomats and soldiers traveled the globe to defend freedom, equality and justice for all. but as pictures of storms -- crowds storming the capital were going online, some questioned america's authority. president donald trump has been accused of inciting supporters with lies and conspiracies about his loss in a free and fair election. in a dramatic shift in tone, he finally condemned the violence and conceded his term will end in two weeks. >> a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20. my focus now turns to ensuring a smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. this moment calls for healing and reconciliation. mohammed: world leaders have unanimously condemned the storming of the capital with both allies and enemies sing at fundamentally undermines u.s. democracy. >> for generations, american democracy has inspired millions around the world and in israel. what happened at the capital yesterda

so elijah mohammed tells malcolm point blank. you cannot instruct the brothers to take revenge or to fight back. and that is a problem for malcolm. i keep feels restrained. how are we going to fight and make any changes if were not even going to respond and stand up. randall: and on the other hand, the fruit of islam had been perpetrated as being the defense force had would be ready and prepared and trained. they would have all kinds of ex- military people as well is people who learn how to do things for unit. tamara: and think were. and it's not think they were. they were prepared. they're not used in those instances. and malcolm had this and he sat there and he is able to get them out there. and the police were like that there is no way, we are outnumbered and they are afraid to pray to be on the other hand in california, they are not allowed it, they want to hunt down the police officers who into the mob was uninvited. and ended up in the depths of one of the brothers there. they cannot defendant on that. although they are rea

mohammed has had to sta in with us. mohammed has had to stay in lsrael — with us. mohammed has had to stay in israel for _ with us. mohammed has had to stay in israel for his _ with us. mohammed has had to stay in israel for his job - with us. mohammed has had to stay in israel for his job and - stay in israel for his job and is homesick. i asked if he wants to be vaccinated. translation: {eli wants to be vaccinated. translation: . ., , ., wants to be vaccinated. translation: , ., ., translation: of course, all of us are waiting. _ translation: of course, all of us are waiting. whether - translation: of course, all of us are waiting. whether we - translation: of course, all of us are waiting. whether we are | us are waiting. whether we are arabs or dues. if i took the vaccine, that would mean i would be immune to the virus and i could go back to my family. and i could go back to my famil . , p and i could go back to my famil. , . , family. this pandemic has been revealing- _ family. this pandemic has been revealing. israel's _ family. this pandemic has been reveali

mohammed is so they have to go to him and say look, telegraph came. we don't have the original telegraph that it says let's see what we have in common. set up a meeting. randall: so the kkk wanted meet with the nation of islam in atlanta. and why did they want it what the kkk wanting. tamara: in the telegram, they said we want to explore what we have in common. to fast-forward, he said there's stuff that we want to do in the south. this is my position. basically, on see if we can get land so they can help us with that. because again, the kkk is rampant in the south. and if you're not going to help us acquire land, maybe they could just the best lawnmower doing a business there. it just don't harass us . so malcolm is not happy about this. because he really sees this as an opportunity to have a soft, and a confrontation an argument. malcolm never wants to have an alliance with the kkk. nobody wants to impact the meetings . he doesn't want the nation of islam just going in there baying from them. so he wants to impact this meeting. they go back in the m

that moment where the emir of qatar to me than the along with crown prince mohammed bin will give us a strong indication about exactly what is going to happen in today in inside the arabia and the upcoming days among the g.c.c. nations it's an extraordinary moment and i think a certain moment of national pride for kuwait who. is a small nation there has played an extremely important role in mediating the crisis because we have to remind our viewers that without this mediation it would have been extremely possible to build bridges with those dishes and if the crisis was going to continue it could have easily and of the the whole rationale behind the g.c.c. the decision was suddenly seen as completely disconnected from reality irrelevant for its own people because they were saying you haven't been even able to convene come together and solve a problem between you let alone your concern about widgets not powers expanding the m for ones like turkey like iran solving the problems of instability a war in yemen war in syria and war in libya today is the moment for the g.c.c. leaders to come

prince mohammed bin still man followed the crown prince. deputy prime minister and minister of defense of said arabia. your majesty your highness is the leaders of the gulf cooperation council states. the head of the delegation of. and the secretary general of the g.c.c. may get fit and they can be with you at the outset i would like to extend all tanks and i appreciate until my brother the custodian of the 2 holy moses the monarch of saudi arabia and the government and the people of so duraid be of all the warm reception and general hospitality and the excellent organization of the sun summit . and i also commend you for hosting this summit that will be at cornerstone and cementing our joint gulf work and will enable us to live up to the aspirations of our respective people and i congratulate us. on the historic achievement of today namely the. agreement. and here we must mention the mediation efforts and as she said and exerted by the late i made of course may he rest in peace. these efforts have greatly contributed. to what we are witnes

was greeted by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin selma with an embrace it follows the announcement that saudi arabia will reopen its sea and land borders to cata while kuwait played a pivotal role as mediator u.s. president donald trump's son in law jared push now was also involved and he was at the signing ceremony too but full reconciliation is a long way off the u.a.e. was reportedly against ending the blockade and the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain all sent lower level representatives not their heads of state we have multiple correspondents on the story which are castro's in washington she will have the latest on the u.s. role in easing tensions were meant vow as only cattery saudi border will be speaking to them in just a few minutes 1st let's bring in our correspondent tracking the story jamal sheil jamal why now. well sir good question i mean everyone will give you some sort of analysis through it but let's speak to the fact there has been a change in dynamics both regionally and internationally most notably is the fact that there will not be a 2nd term for u.s. president donald t

mohammed is the fatah and no her come out these were just a few of thousands of young activists who paid the price for exercising their right to free speech in egypt during the last 7 years they were all arbitrary arrested and accused of political dissent or links to terrorist groups some went missing for months or years before their families found out they'd been taken by the authorities some were found dead with marks of torture on their bodies the crackdown began in july 2013 that's when egypt's 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi was overthrown in a military coup led by his then defense minister abdul fatah. overnight the high hopes of the youths who led the january 2011 revolution turned into foster asian thousands were killed or arrested in a crackdown on muslim brotherhood protesters a problem square in cairo ever since there has been a continuous campaign to silence all opponents an election in 2014 consolidated the city's power but that did not stop human rights abuses according to rights groups while the mother of some center during the last 5 years in exile he r

ok let's bring in mohammed el masri he's an associate professor of media and cultural studies at the doha institute for graduate studies mohamed el masry welcome back to the news hour 10 years on what's improved. well the way i like to put it is you know egypt took one step forward with the 2011 revolution and then it took a couple of steps backwards so unfortunately as we stand here today 10 years on. not much has improved and actually things have gotten significantly worse on a number of on a number of levels if we want to look at. the economy for instance the wealth gap has grown poverty the poverty rate it's income. based. i don't political repression it's it's beyond anything that we that we saw during the mubarak period c.c. is quantitatively and quantity and quality typically more repressive than then will bark more people have been arrested more draconian legislation more opposite and more news outlets have been have been shut down and obviously more people killed in the streets under sisi then that happened in 30 years of. dictatorship so. it's it's really had a sad point i

mohammed just out of interest only one school that you are there but just in that room you've got there how big is it how many kids are are in there is the issue of crowding is is a problem for the teachers. because there's an average of 40 children in classroom but that does very few and therefore there's very little space in the classrooms for i mean social distancing to be effectively applied here and that's the main concern teachers have been raising here of course the government has provided some masks they say but they're not enough and we've been seeing the children when they were having their lunch also in their classrooms and in the playgrounds they most of them want more wearing masks so there's been a decrease in recent days in the number of 19 cases in the country but many people are now worried some part and theory that the kids can control the virus have decided to keep them at home and home school them thank you mohammed a job back in school there in nairobi today thank you. on to other news in a recording that's been linked to the public u.s. president donald trump as to

where we live with him and mohammed values on the cattle saudi border but let's start our coverage with our senior correspondent has followed the story for some time let's just begin with the fact that the meeting begins the hard talk starts how hard or in depth can those talks be. it's a crucial gathering now because this is when they will have to come together start talking about some of the elements about the agreement about to announce and also talk about what they will be doing in the immediate future for the announcement to happen i think the saudis will be having some talks with the amenities in the bahamas and the egyptians who are part of the. blockade in block they impose the lancy embargo or qatar on the 5th of june in 2070 and they will have to decide about the modalities of the agreement and later i think they will have to say that the core issues are issues that need quite some time to solve because we are talking about a wide range of issues the have to do with the region and also with problems in different parts of the world syria turkey and also libya in north africa bu

local police ejected six spectators from the scg, after india's mohammed siraj complained to umpires. drew savage reports. after three days of enthralling cricket, sadly the focus on day four shifted. play was interrupted because of alleged racial abuse from the crowd. india had made a formal complaint on day three after bowlers jasprit bumrah and mohammed siraj said they'd been abused. today they brought it to the umpires‘ attention after more abuse was alleged to have taken place. the officials investigated, play stopped for ten minutes, until six members of the crowd were identified and removed. it is definitely not acceptable in this day and age. we have seen a lot... in this day and age. all in this day and age. over society and... and sometimes i think it goes back to the upbringing, so this must definitely be dealt with. and... we must make sure that it doesn't happen again. i've said for years that one of my biggest pet hates in life, that people can... they think they can come to a sporting event, whether it is cricket or any sport, and pay their money and think they can ab

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release them or side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said big. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he doesn't expect thing your us administration to effect normalized relations with the us that was brokered by the trumpet ministration in september as part of the so-called abraham accords the concern comes as the u.s. freezes on cells to the u.s. pending a review. i don't think so i think we have passed the point of no return i think everyone understands now after mohamed bin zire as the king of bahrain took this historic step so did king of morocco and so did the leaders of sudan now it is already in a different stage everyone understands there are huge advantages here it's peace in exchange for peace peace in exchange for prosperity peace in exchange for progress peace in exchange

abilities certainly these are the things that need to be looking very carefully at it i mean that is mohamed money of our all is just that from lancaster university in england as always good to talk to you. the media are reporting now that chancellor angela merkel's government and regional leaders have agreed to extend germany's lockdown until the end of january that's at a planned meeting tomorrow between the chancellor and 16 regional leaders weeks of tougher restrictions on public life have so far failed to effectively bring down infection rates and the country's vaccination program has gotten off to a sluggish start. appeals to stay home seem to have little effect in this western german winter resort town a ban on entering the ski runs failed to 10 large numbers of people from hitting the slopes at the weekend so many that police intervened not stopping when to enthusiasts in the tracks. gemini's government together with the heads of its regional states must decide on how to proceed with anti coronavirus measures there's consensus that a knock time will have to remain in place beyond jan

more with mohammed joe who's reporting from the kenyan capital nairobi just interested mohamed and in some of the background here where this came from who's made the drive in and when the rest of the countries will sign up to it. well come on it's long been the dream of offical countries to have more trade between themselves and this has been one of the bream supports the organization of african union which was published in the sixty's. african union which took over from the. top that it's just one of the main objectives but suspicion and you know small african countries who do not have the poor customs not only infrastructure but also legislations. was seeing it more and more difficult to get into a single a market for africa but in the past a few years we have seen china pushing this with the china export import bank not only have been rolling at the conferences formulated this trade agreement between african countries but also offering a countries that need. things like about to set up industries leading to suspicion among some people here in africa that this could be probably a pl

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release macomber sighed chef a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. in the wall street journal's editor in chief has reacted calling it an inferior and unjust decision he says they'll continue to support efforts to hold to account those responsible for the brutal murder of danny. d. he is the neuer for daniel pearl's parents he questions the judge's decision 1st reaction is of course one of sadness. to the agony of the patterns of the lead that. has not ended has now been ignited again because of this judgement which is a dear travesty of justice. on the judgment it self of course i find the judgment not simply wrong but actually shocking. the reason they said there is because a did before this judgement which is yesterday. who was the principal accused in this case has actually admitted to rapi

just under 40 percent of the vote in the 1st round former president mohamed. got 17 percent. african union and u.n. peacekeepers about to begin withdrawing from sudan's darfur region their joint mission to protect this place people where ended on new year's eve troops will gradually pull out over the next 6 months. and bosnia is military is set up tents for hundreds of refugees stranded in freezing conditions they were left without shelter for several days after a fire burned down their old camp authorities tried to relocate the refugees but local residents rejected the move catalogers arianne reports. a sign of relief and of new shelter this will be home for hundreds of migrants and refugees stranded in bosnia-herzegovina sleep a camp near its northwest border with croatia the military set up tents to shield hundreds of migrants from the winter's freezing weather after days of sleeping out in the cold the nation faced mounting criticism for leaving the migrants without proper. shelter heat or facility it's good it will stay right here ok we don't mind we're g

confirmed cases those are the headlines more web site at al-jazeera dot com inside story is next with mohammed jump in june hope you can join him until the bye for the. back in the fold saudi arabia the u.a.e. beheaded and egypt agreed to end the blockade of gaza but what will it take to truly heal the rift between neighbors and can they move forward after more than 3 and a half years of mistrust this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. blockade of qatar appears to have ended almost as quickly as it began in 2017 saudi arabia ahead in the u.a.e. and egypt abruptly sever ties with the gulf state closed their borders and shut their airspace to company planes families were cut off from each other now all sides have signed an agreement in saudi arabia to restore relations and put the past behind them but few details of the accord have been made public and it's unclear whether the issues at the heart of the dispute have been result. reports. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and usher in a

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid sheikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release almost side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. a new court ruling has come into force in poland that makes abortion almost totally illegal that's despite women holding the biggest protests in recent history to oppose the verdict tens of thousands took to the streets on wednesday nights of more demonstrations planned a course in frankfurt a sentence the man who killed the politician look in 2019 to life in prison the co was a prominent voice in favor of accepting refugees and migrants stephon ernst have already admitted to killing him ahead of the court's verdict he shot the christian democratic politician outside his home saudi arabia has begun to deport thousands of ethiopian migrants detained in the kingdom. these images show the 1st batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving in at

was a close ally of the outgoing president mohamed do so for one just under 40 percent of the vote and bosnia's military is set up tense for hundreds of people stranded in freezing weather after their refugee camp burnt down in a protest they've been left without shelter for more than a week on all those stories in the al-jazeera news hour in an hour a half an hour from now. and i'm a buddhist for who had if it could be me them from long island on then find me a bit aside. from the. folding and i would. decide that it was just about you. know i'm. battles on almost anybody i mean what though i know how in. a little my kind of dim sad but come on my sad need a young. woman who had in a bit of a measure. them and they are almost a financial interest haven't anything to do with. reaction i. would have thought this was a good. issue that would hasten the model fish weight than would benefit of us had they been a few more behaved to dismantle scottish of an average washout of an animal by more than. the bigger. the. was because at that it was a bit of thor but oh man i was only 5 of them it

and generals mohammed medina talked i had been sentenced to 15 years in prison for plotting against the state and undermining the army the 3 with the highest profile prosecutions after the president resigned in april 29th teen following 20 years in power and months of protests against his rule we'll discuss this with our guest shortly 1st we have this report from mohamed vall. side would have little is the brother of algeria's former president. he was once a viewed as the real power in algeria after his brother suffered a stroke in 2013 but in september 2019 he was handed a 15 year jail sentence along with 2 former intelligence chiefs he and general mohammed midian also known as to fear and general bashir about pagg were accused of conspiring against the state and plotting to overthrow the government on sunday the 3 were acquitted general tovey it has been released but bargain saeed are staying in prison to face trial on other charges. the ruling has triggered widespread criticism among supporters of obvious heloc movement that has tested more than a year against military influence on t

here's what the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sol man was saying earlier. our block is being built on the basis of our shared roots and common traditions with the aim of serving the interests of our respective people therefore we should all work together towards achieving the goals on the basis of which this block was formed. zeros correspondent following events out of saudi arabia for us here in doha so jamal we really need more details on this tony. but the truth is peter i don't think we're going to get to the actual details of. exactly what went down in the meetings between christians and the emir of qatar took them one of them funny or. saudi arabia where it was some movement was finally made for a breakthrough what's we've got so far and what was very clear in the language chosen by both the saudi foreign minister as well as the g.c.c. secretary-general is that they wanted to gloss over those details they described it as all parties being content with what was agreed and try to focus more on the unity that all the member states have reaffirmed on the

earlier in the time in bin hamad elton was greeted by saudi crown prince mohammed bin someone with an embrace it marked one of the most important moments in relations between the gulf countries in recent years. and up a half hour block has been built on the basis of our shared roots and common traditions with the aim of serving the interests of our respective people therefore we should all work together towards achieving the goals on the basis of which this block was formed. ok we've got several correspondents on the story will cast was in washington d.c. she's going to have the latest of the u.s. valas of the qatar saudi border and we're going to be speaking to them in just a few minutes 1st of all let's go to. joel it may have looked warm on the tarmac in saudi arabia but there is a long way to go before this issue is actually resolved as in that there are a lot of diplomats some analysts like to call it a confidence building that is required to specially after the past 3 and a half years witnessed so much division being played out in the media being played out an economic warfare b

carter's emir shaped i mean been hammered out funny was welcomed with an embrace by saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man as he arrived for the summit there's a day after the announcement that saudi arabia will reopen its air sea and land borders to qatar a declaration aimed at resolving the dispute was signed which will enable member states to combat any threats to gulf security it also ensures no interference in its. others internal affairs but full reconciliation could still be a way off the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain did not send the heads of state to the summit even though the agreement calls for the restoring of gulf cooperation and brotherly ties to mother sharon reports from doha. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and in a new era of cooperation the olympic relation is that has achieved a settlement of all issues outstanding in a way that is entirely satisfied factory to all nations involved all the countries involved we are extremely pleased with having been able to achieve this very impor

got as emir shake to meet him in how mount a phony was welcomed with an embrace by saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man as he arrived for the summit this a day after the announcement that saudi arabia will reopen its air sea and land borders to qatar a declaration aimed at resolving the dispute was signed which will enable member states to combat any threats to gulf security and also ensure no interference in each other's internal affairs but full reconciliation could still be a way off the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain did not send the heads of state to the summit even though the agreement calls for the restoring of gulf cooperation and brotherly ties to reports from doha. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and in a new era of cooperation the olympic relation is that has achieved a settlement of all issues outstanding in a way that is entirely satisfied factory to all nations involved all the countries involved we are extremely pleased with having been able to achieve this very important breakthroug

presidential election will be decided in a runoff next month ruling party candidate mohammed bazooms won just under 40 percent of the vote in the 1st round former president mohamed smiley got 17 percent . african union and u.n. peacekeepers will begin withdrawing from sudan's darfur region their joint mission to protect this base people there ended on new year's eve troops will gradually pull out over the next 6 months. tensions between the united states and iran remain high on the eve of the one year anniversary of the assassination of iranian general hossam soleimani people in iran have been paying their respects at his burial place in quetta man city so the money was killed in a u.s. drone strike near the baghdad airport last year washington and tehran have been accusing each other of escalating military tension the head of iran's revolutionary guards is vowing to retaliate if provoked. we would respond with a reciprocal decisive and strong blurry to whatever action the enemy would take against us and this has been proven time and again one year on the also takes a look back at th

i mean bin hamad al funny was welcomed with an embrace by saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon this a day after the announcement that saudi arabia will reopen its land borders to qatar. has paid tribute to the efforts of kuwait in helping to negotiate the end of the book 8 jamal and child reports. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and in a new era of cooperation the olympic relation is that has achieved a settlement of all issues outstanding in a way that is entirely satisfied factory to all nations involved all the countries involved we are extremely pleased with having been able to achieve this very important breakthrough that we believe will contribute very much to the stability security of all our nations in the region and yes all the outstanding. whether it's turning of diplomatic relations flights etc all of that will now go back to normal earlier the summit's had got off to a promising starts when saudi crown prince mohammed bin said a man insisted on hugging qatar's emir shif

that includes the death of president mohammed morsi during a court appearance in june 2017 after years in prison he reportedly been denied medicine to treat diabetes un experts described his death as an arbitrary killing egyptian authorities deny involvement or committing extra judicial killings but rights groups say there is a lack of transparency over the fate of hundreds of detainees who have gone missing after being arrested or who have disappeared most were political and social media activists who tried to express their views freely is of sizing the same right for which many of their young colleagues lost their lives during the january 2011 revolution. or disease. the french government has threatened to shut down a far right group that seeks to expel muslims and migrants from europe authorities in france say they're outraged by generation identity's efforts to undermine the french republic the group secret links to marine le pen's far right party were exposed by al jazeera as an investigative unit back in 2018 the documentary generation hate showed members of the movement carrying

funny was welcomed with an embrace by saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon this a day after the announcement that saudi arabia would reopen its. borders to qatar's emir has paid tribute to the efforts of kuwait in helping to negotiate the end of the blockades to model china has our report. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and usher in a new era of cooperation the olympic relation is that has achieved a settlement of all issues outstanding in a way that is entirely satisfied factory to all nations involved all the countries involved we are extremely pleased with having been able to achieve this very important breakthrough that we believe will contribute very much to the stability security of all our nations in the region and yes all the outstanding. whether it's turning of diplomatic relations flights etc all of that will now go back to normal earlier the summit's had got off to a promising starts when saudi crown prince mohammed bin said a man insisted on hiding qatar's emir shif

mohammed is the howard hughes medical institute of biomedical engineering and international health at boston university and the professor focusing on three areas mostly a quantitative to develop robust technologies for healthcare problems but in the area of maternal and child health. he has won numerous awards and a former or austenite as well. interestingly titled covid-19 the pandemic that never should have happened and how to stop the next one. so explain the title. why is that this particular pandemic never should have happened? >> it is true they had been predicting pandemics. will now we are more risk because the way the world is changing but less specific predictions were amazing when i started to dig into the literature coming out in 2013 or 2015 that poses a pandemic risk and then to be put in the title of the research papers they were finding viruses just like all from 2003 but they do need to do anymore evolving and then they did their thing but no one thought to put up any more barriers nobody thought maybe we should resume that vaccine research and that there was no marke

fast forward 40 years when shaikh mohammed decided to make this piece with israel. this was welcomed by many governments in the region, and, with violence about it which speaks volumes sometimes in the middle east and what we see is they are out public to the extent that we can measure it in social media, you have very broad support for this decision. we have the possibility here of doing something we didn't do egypt or jordan. we like to do it with both of them which is half piece from the bottom up but we do not see the forces either in emirates or in bahrain, political, economic and cultural forces working against piece which you had for decades. there were times if an egyptian business and we go to tel aviv and come back to cairo you will be welcomed with roses the same thing the j jordanian intellectual who would go to israel come back to jordan. in these two countries you clearly see positive sentiment is not coming from the top which is critical on we think there could be a huge shift in the region and i hope is we will look back on 2020 and see it at the beg

we're going to be a live with mohamed vall on the qatar saudi border but 1st we're going to start our coverage with. here for us in doha. up until a few weeks ago it looks as though both sides in this book a dispute were intractable that nothing was going to change that and yet in the last few weeks it seems as though there has been a motivation to move things on what's the speculation about why this is happened. well rob until yesterday there was skepticism about whether this is going to happen finally because of ongoing differences and i think it took them quite some time to pin down some a few details about some of the problems they were all the nations were facing before the emir of kuwait had that phone conversation with the emir of qatar and the crown prince of saudi arabia and with the announcement about the lifting of the blockade from the saudi side. one of the reasons for this is we're talking about a political process on different tracks it is safe to say that on the stand your qatari truck you're seeing some significant progress on the self. utterly egyptian trucks you wil

if he didn't fall mohammed would get very angry. this happened once when a senior official came to visit the president. obama took aim and fired the man looked at him and smiled he looked at his grandfather and asked why he didn't die. the president of the demand and said why didn't you die lie down you're dead and the more. the president and his grandson were playing. the president. was. playing both the skate. and the play thing the influence his name could carry throughout. the late eighty's. expanding into partnerships that many businessmen regarded as dubious. the 2nd was no difference to his name in any of these partnerships. the acceptable form of words was to call him facilitator. as he had the ability to influence ministers to facilitate the work. he. made. some of the stories in egypt about business conducted by mubarak sons became a law firm matter and there is in fact a famous joke an owner of a cafe had photos up on the wall of the 3 presidents talk to. a guy walks into the cafe and asks who these guys are what the phon

reporter mohamed fahmy and local produce obama mohammad was sentenced to 77 and 10 years respectively on charges of aiding terrorists harming national security and tarnishing egypt's image abroad and. the international outcry caused by the heavily publicized trial eventually achieved its goal. after more than 13 months behind bars you straightly and peter greste was deported and his 2 colleagues received pardons from president abdel fattah el-sisi. after $411.00 days. too much time alone in the prison it's like a dream come true. i'm very proud of every single moment i spent in prison for the sake of freedom of expression i'm really really proud look i'm goes back. i would use an experience. on a new toy highway to india girls as young as 10 wickets prostitutes. one woman is travels to the villages where parents tell their underwrites 2 of the things. on al-jazeera . the fast episode of the new series exposed the imperial origins of the drug trade commerce was put out fires are always good for commerce so these things very much want to go and open its passage from the far east to euro

reporter mohamed fahmy and local produce obama mohammad was sentenced to 77 and 10 years respectively on charges of aiding terrorists harming national security and tarnishing egypt's image abroad and. the international outcry caused by the heavily publicized trial eventually achieved its goal. after more than 13 months behind bars you straightly and peter greste was deported and his 2 colleagues received pardons from president abdel fattah el-sisi. after for. too much time alone in the prison it's like a dream come true. i'm very proud of every single moment i spent in prison for the sake of freedom of expression i'm really really proud look i'm goes back. i would use an experience. city has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because it's life doesn't mean it's cannot be priced what about the guy that can afford it guys tell these water. al-jazeera examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatisation loads of water on al-

reporter mohamed fahmy and local produce obama mohammad was sentenced to 77 and 10 years respectively on charges of aiding terrorists harming national security and tarnishing egypt's image abroad and. the international outcry caused by the heavily publicized trial eventually achieved its goal. after more than 13 months behind bars you straightly and peter greste was deported and his 2 colleagues received pardons from president abdel fattah el-sisi. after $411.00 days. too much time alone in the prison it's like a dream come true. i'm very proud of every single moment i spent in prison for the sake of freedom of expression i'm really really proud look i'm goes back. i would use the same experience. ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads often the jet mines and legal one is pedophile on air online jumping to the comments section and meeting to be part of the discussion this stream on out is th

mohammed takes her with him. was i was i. i. i just at 1st i cried every day on the way home from work. i and everyone said i should give up my job but i didn't want to be i believe god has chosen me to care for the poorest of the poor of our focus he. joked in a scene has spent a quarter of his life in these car doors. she runs the center she's all she familiar with how society in general seems so strange the people i hear disorder has a field day just go to the families in pakistan have no idea about mental health problems so they don't want to consult a doctor in the teens face and yet these conditions could be treated right from early on as soon as the 1st symptoms emerge the doctor. or do they was up to her i was at least a bit depressed or mentally ill sister or wife is considered a disgrace and so it's to be. true. that a lot a little bit said never again they remember what they shouted. that's not an area are left out. when they turn aggressive the family started get down it's sometimes they find no solution a bomb got t

and her husband mohammed come moved here on the right operates a dozen associations cultural centers and religious centers in french speaking switzerland and in the canton of to chino they are influential islamic figures in their country the flash drive documents show that nadia come outta downplays her ties to qatar charity in 2014 she signed a contract with its director. to renovate the building that houses the museum in total 14 bank receipts not only for payments to the cultural institute that hosts the museum but also to another cultural center in lows and to an association in lugano into chino. these 2 establishment run by her husband between 20112013 qatar charity wired nearly 3000000 swiss francs or more than 2 and a half 1000000 euros for initiatives headed by the husband and wife team goodness is looking are you familiar with this document it's an application an application for fun signed by. by me. and i don't deny it. let me it's a large amount. well yes it's an interesting country. no but you told me it was a small. yes yes it's for the new project besides they didn't ag

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reporter: mohammed has had to stay in israel for his job and is homesick. i ask if he wants to be vaccinated. >> [translated] of course. all of us are waiting, whether we are arabs or jews. if i took vaccine, that would mean i was immune to the virus and could go back to my family. reporter: this pandemic has been revealing. israel's international connections, its money, its reputation for science all helped it to get vaccines, while the palestinians, relatively poor, stateless, and a lot less organized, have been at a big disadvantage. it has clearly shown the interdependence of both sides, but also the deep divisions. the palestinians are being helped by the world health organization and doing some of their own vaccine deals. israel says it's prioritizing its own citizens, but isn't ruling out vaccinating more palestinians. >> we are living together. we almost have no borders. if you vaccinate the israelis and don't vaccinate the palestinian people, you cannot break the chain of infection, you cannot fight the pandemic very well. reporter: the goal of her

mohamed el erian, president of queens college cambridge i wanted to talk to you specifically today, mohamed, about this phenomenon that we can add, maybe some of the others recently, whether it's spacs, ipos, bitcoin, whatever you want to look at. are you troubled by what we're seeing with gamestop and some of these other stocks, mohamed? >> i am troubled, joe, because it is enabled by very distorted financial conditions look, there's four levels to this element you've been covering them. one is the pure hedge fund versus retail, antiestablishment. the second one is a change in market structure the third one is the interest of regulators and politicians and then the fourth one is the one that really has a lot of market implication is this the beginning of the accident we were worried about because of overleverage, over excessive risk taking or is this simply another buy the dip opportunity for market participants as hedge funds degross. that is the key element for your 401k the other stuff is really interesting, but the bottom line is do you believe this is the canary in the coal mine or is

now, fast forward 40 years when sheikh mohammed decided to make peace. some were silent about it and speaks volumes sometimes. what we see is the arab public to the extent we can measure in social media, you have very broad support for this decision. so we have the possibility here of doing something that we didn't do with egypt or jordan. we'd like to do it with both of them, which is to have a warm peace with them, not just from the top down, but from the bottom up. we don't see the forces in emirates or bahrain, political, economic and cultural forces mill tating against peace which you've had for decades. there were a lot of times if an egyptian businessman would go to tel aviv and come back to cairo, he wouldn't be welcomed with roses and same thing for a jordanian intellectual go to israel and come back to jordan. here in these two countries you see a positive sentiment not just from the top down which is critical, but from the bottom up and we think it could be a big shift, and my hope, david we'll look back on 2020 and see it's the end of the con