polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect was divided in half between the groups that support the syrian syrian regime and those people were actually. hoping and cup the lies and on the for what they scold the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli is babble to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or powerless

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect lebanon was divided in half between the groups that support that syrian syrian regime and those people were actually. helping and corrupt allies and going there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army but we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is th

that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect was divided in half between the group that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people were actually. helping and corrupt allies in going there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army and we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli has bubbled to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon

the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect is divided between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and corrupt allies and go in there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army but we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a s

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad and member of the alawite sect lebanon was divided between the groups that support the syrian syrian regime and those people were actually. hoping and cup. allies in going there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army but we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of

polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back the president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect divided in half between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and corrupt allies and go on there for what they scold the free syrian army no where is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli has bubbled to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq

the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted. that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect is divided in half between the groups that support that syrian syrian regime and those people actually. helping and corrupt allies and going there for what they scald the free syrian army no where is that divide and more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army and we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni milit

polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is result of. that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad and member of the alawite sect divided in half between the groups that support the syrian syrian regime and those people actually. hoping and cup the lies and go on there for what they scold the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli is babble to ban islam i asked him what a peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or power through be no peace wh

the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is results. that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect lebanon was divided in half between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and cup the lies and go on there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide and more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli is babble to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or power

the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted. that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect is divided in half between the groups that support the syrian syrian regime and those people actually. helping and corrupt allies and going there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army but we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia h

that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect lebanon was divided in half between the groups that support the syrian syrian regime and those people were actually. helping and corrupt allies in going there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide and more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli is babble to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or power stone through be no peace while he is in force and neighboring general must send an alawite fighter shows me the destroyed remains of his home when asked to explain the recent fig

the polarized politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted. that have happened in beirut. of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect was divided between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and cup the lies in going there for what they scold the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army but we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tr

that have happened in beirut lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad and member of the alawite sect is divided in half between the group that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and cup the lighting on the for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli has bubbled to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible that as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or palestine there will be no peace while he is in force and neighboring general must send an alawite fighter shows me the destroyed remains of his home when asked to explain the recent fighting wi

polarize the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulting. skirmishes that have happened in beirut. of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict. lebannon sunni's mainly supports syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect was divided in half between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and corrupt allies in going there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide and more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli is be able to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or pow

lebanon stands right in the path of the blast waves lebanon fought its own civil war on to terry and lines for fifteen years and now the syrian conflict is literally spilling across its border syrian troops have carried out incursions into lebanese territory while rebels take shelter in lebanese towns it is aggravated i'm healed wounds from the past string fears of a new civil war that's already have had effect here in lebanon it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted. that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect is divided in half between the group that support that syrian syrian regime and those people actually. helping and corrupt allies and going there for what they scald the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city

that have happened in beirut lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect lebanon is divided in half between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and corrupt allies in going there for what they scold the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. saddam this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli has bubbled to ban islam i asked him whether peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or power stone through be no peace while he is in force and neighboring general must send an alawite fighter shows me the destroyed remains of his home when asked to explain the recent fighting

that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect was divided in half between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people were actually. hoping and cup the lies and on the for what they scold the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli is be able to ban islam i asked him what a peace with his opponents is possible. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or power stone through be no peace while he is in force and neighboring general must send an alawite fighter shows me the destroyed remains of his home when asked to explain the recent fighting with his

but supporters gave benedict a warm welcome in lebanon. during the flight from italy, the pope told reporters that he still hopes for peace. >> fundamentalism is always a falsification of religion and is against the essence of religion, which aims at reconciliation and creating the peace of god in the world. >> during the welcoming ceremony at the airport with the lebanese president, the pope said lebanon could set a positive example for the region. >> the famous balance between religions i 11 on and the goodwill of the lebanese people can be a model for the entire region if not for the entire world. >> then, the pope gave a blessing to lebanese government and church officials. >> mr. president, dear friends, i, as a pilgrim of peace to lebanon and as a friend of god and man. god bless you all. then the pope later held mass at st. paul's basilica. tomorrow, he is expected to meet islamic religious leaders. >> for a closer look at the story, we are joined now by our religious affairs correspondent. let's go back to the beginning -- what is

. >> we will be looking at the effects of the conflict in syria on neighboring lebanon later in this bulletin. israeli forces have killed three palestinians in the northern gaza strip after three other palestinians were killed in an israeli air strike overnight. hundreds of palestinians turned out for funeral processions like this one in gaza city. israel says the three men killed today were trying to plant explosives near the border fence. israel says the militants targeted in the overnight air strike were planning to fire rockets from gaza into israel. >> lufthansa passengers can expect more chaos at the airport. a cabin crew strike scheduled for friday has forced the airline to cancel a majority of its flights. dozens of flights have already been cancelled for today, including long hauls. affected passengers are being notified by e-mail or by text. the union organizing a strike is demanding a 5% pay increase and an end to the use of temporary workers. am staying in europe, leaders in the solar equipment business say today's decision is too little too late -- >> staying in europe.

protests unfolds in lebanon with tens of thousands of muslims marching against a bill mocking islam we go live to report in beirut. and casualties mount as protests over the film grow in escalate elsewhere with us now in northern countries . more than one hundred arrests reported in new york where activists are marking a year since the occupy wall street movement began protest of the so-called ninety nine percent still isn't being addressed and they won't stop until it is. international news and comment live from the new center here in moscow this is the by far the biggest protest of the past week has unfolded in beirut the capital of lebanon tens of thousands of muslims run it against the united states which they believe is behind a huge film. when it's cross live now to our correspondent. in beirut and joining us by phone lucy bring us up to speed about what's been happening there i understand the rally is now over. she had to try and we had seen thousands of people take to the streets to largely sunni i thought pardon me shiite area but in beirut supporters of the shiite militant mo

and the pope arrived in lebanon for the first visit there in 15 years, and he brings a message of peace. it's 7:00 in the morning in washington, 1:00 in the afternoon in paris, and midday here in london, where st. james palace is taking legal advice after a french magazine published topless photos of the duchess of cambridge. in a statement, the palace said that william and kate have been hugely saddened to learn the french publication and a photographer have insided their privacy in such a grotesque and totally unjustifiable manner. the couple is seeking advice from lawyers in france. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge toured a mosque for the first time during their tour of malaysia this morning. this is a largely muslim country with laws on defense a. so the timing of the publication of the topless photos is awkward. >> the magazine, which has published the photo, called "closer," is now on sale on newsstands across france. >> i think it's not normal to photograph this type of thing, this news agent says. she's entitled to a private life. why do journalists take this type of photo?

now as the movie continues to whip up rage across the muslim world lebanon has seen one of the largest demonstrations so far tens of thousands vented their anger after the leader of the shia movement has bar called for more protests saying the u.s. must be held accountable more mass demos are expected to fill the streets of lebanon on tuesday and throughout the week lucy coffin of reports from the capital beirut. thousands of people have turned out to protest the controversial film that is said to have offended the prophet mohammad after the head of the shiites in the militant group hezbollah had multiplied his supporters to take to the streets and protests the mood has been largely calm largely peaceful but again what so many people out on the street these kinds of events can take on a course of their own now while this is just one of the rallies that's scheduled in the lebanon we know that has on the problem has called for additional rallies to take place throughout the week as you can see there are families people who have gathered here to express their frustration of what this movi

as a protest yet unfolds in lebanon with tens of thousands of muslims marching against the film. live reaction to the developments there shortly here. casualties mount as protests over the film grow and escalate elsewhere with us now in more than thirty countries. more than a hundred arrests reported in new york activists. wall street movement began to say part of the social budget nine percent still isn't being addressed and they won't stop until it is. international news and come and live from the new center here in moscow this is r.t. but the biggest protest of the past week has unfolded in beirut the capital of lebanon tens of thousands of muslims running against the united states which they believe is behind a huge phil. reporting now is all too often off through walls in the thick of the rally in that right. i'm standing in dock at the first suburb in southern beirut thousands of people have turned out to protest the controversial film that is said to have offended the prophet muhammad. the head of the cia the militant group hezbollah had multiplied his supporters to take t

now as the movie continues to whip up rage across the muslim world lebanon has seen one of the largest demonstrations so far tens of thousands of venting their anger after the leader of the shia movement has called for a week of angry protest and while the masses were chanting anti-american slogans u.s. diplomatic staff in beirut have started to destroy classified documents at the embassy . thousands of people have turned out to protest the controversial film that is said to have offended the prophet mohammad after the head of the cia the militant group hezbollah had multiplied his supporters to take to the streets and protest the mood has been largely largely peaceful but again what so many people out on the street these kinds of events can take on a course of their own now while this is just one of the rallies that's scheduled in the lebanon we know that haas on the problem has called for additional rallies to take place throughout the week as you can see their families people who have gathered here to express their frustration with this movie is some of the chance that we have heard

a lot of them have fled to lebanon. in egypt have the christians who have had violence brought upon them. made worse by this film which apparently had heavy involvement of at least one coptic christian. >> that was egyptian. >> that was egyptian-born. >> i can imagine security there is pretty tight, seeing if people are going to try to get revenge. the pope speaks out, then do you think there is any kind of impact that he has when it comes to the extremist elements, of 5u8 of these faiths some. >> it's hard to tell. i think extremists are extremists for a reason, and that is because they don't tend to listen to what ear people say when it comes to rationale talk. lebanon is in many ways a bright spot in terms of religious coexistence. you have 18 different religious groupings there from catholic protestant christians. you have jews and shia and sunni, and the list goes on, and they co-existed very well. i was there last in february, and i think you and i talked about this once before. i remember sitting having coffee on

right here in lebanon where the pope is making his first visit to the country since the beginning of the arab spring. country of course has a very painful sectarian christian muslim sunni shia divide past and of course of ghana stand where killings have been reported in the past associated with the burnings of the koran by u.s. . people associated with the u.s. troops we really have to keep an eye on what's going to happen there after friday prayers with in libya there's been reported a number of arrests of people who are six suspected to have been involved in in those attacks we are also now hearing from the u.s. the that this wasn't a. spontaneous protest in reaction to the film that this may have been planned coordinated attack scheduled to take place on the anniversary of the eleventh anniversary of nine eleven investigations are still continuing with that situation and we also know that the u.s. is sending a small group of marines over to that country as well as additional war destroyers to the area just in case just to see what happens there but again as a result of these clash

by watching our live from moscow we can now across over to live pictures for you right here from lebanon and continued protest over this. film that was created in the united states moments ago a run of the spiritual leader of hezbollah he was seen addressing the crowds there he was also seen just about twenty four forty eight hours ago doing exactly the same thing. basically making his first public appearance in about six years certainly though the the information does continue to run worldwide here we have to live pictures of protests in lebanon but we know that now eight days worth of protests have continued all around the world from western europe to eastern europe as far as indonesia also that she was sydney australia as well where protesters they were met with a heavy handed response from police in sydney again these are live pictures right here continued protests from lebanon and we'll continue to cover the story as it happens live here on. for you. well a newspaper in france is not putting more fuel on the fire of muslim outrage by publishing a satirical cartoon of the prophet moh

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south. we see reflections of this taking place and lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's affecting the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money in the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and car bombs does continue the tensions will increase. but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighbors of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war while israel remains a surprisingly untouched it would seem at least on the surface by the rise of radical islam do you expect that t

now as the movie continues to whip up controversy across the muslim world lebanon has seen one of the. largest demonstrations so far tens of thousands of fans and their anger after the leader of the shia movement has evolved called for a week of angry protests and while the masses were chanting anti-american slogans u.s. diplomatic staff in beirut started to destroy classified documents at the embassy. i mean. thousands of people have turned out to protest the controversial film that is said to have offended the prophet mohammad after the head of the cia the militant group hezbollah had multiplied his supporters to take to the streets and protests the mood has been largely calm largely peaceful but again what so many people out on the street these kinds of events can take on a course of their own now while this is just one of the rallies has scheduled in the lebanon we know that haas on the problem has called for additional rallies to take place throughout the week as you can see there are families people who have gathered here to express their frustration with this movie is some of t

take on a course of their own that now while this is just one of the rallies that scheduled in the lebanon we know that haas on the trail has called for additional rallies to take place throughout the week as you can see there are families people who have gathered here to express their frustration of what this movie is some of the chance that we have heard a word death to israel america is the bravest the devil we also heard some speeches where the speaker had insinuated that they have to this group has to focus is on the true enemy insinuating that israel is behind the push for these kinds of so-called anti islamic film. you don't blame american people an american mission what is what is in what is presented to the others is that whatever it is you should listen to the gulf at the moment chooses those as lebanese not the just which should be there but more of this movie was produced in the u.s. the u.s. government has also criticized it but we've seen the very violent reaction resonating across the muslim world and while we're here in lebanon this is just one of the protests that has real

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south in. the reflection of this taking place and lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's affecting the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money in the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course. continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and call does continue the tensions will increase but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighbors of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war israel remains a surprisingly untouched. by the rise of radical islam do you expect to continue and how do you see this playing out i think

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south in. the reflection so this taking place and lebanon the is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's affecting the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money in the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and car bombs does continue the tensions will increase but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighbors of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war well israel remains a surprisingly untouched it would seem at least honest on a surface by the rise of radical islam do you expect t

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south. we see reflections of this taking place and lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's affecting the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money in the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and car bombs does continue the tensions will increase but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighbors of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war well israel remains a surprisingly untouched it would seem at least honest on a surface by the rise of radical islam do you expect that

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south. we see reflections of this taking place and lebanon the is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's affecting the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money in the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and car bombs does continue the tensions will increase but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighborhoods of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war israel remains a surprisingly untouched it would seem at least honest on a surface by the rise of radical islam do you expect

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is result. did in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south. we see reflections of this taking place and lebanon the is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's affecting the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money in the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and car bombs does continue the tensions will increase but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighbors of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war israel remains a surprisingly untouched it would seem at least honest on the surface by the rise of radical islam do you expect

it is polarized the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south in. the reflection of this taking place and lebanon is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's. the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money and the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and car bombs does continue the tensions will increase but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighbors of syria could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war israel remains a surprisingly untouched it would seem at least honest on the surface by the rise of radical islam do you expect that to continue and

the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted in. skirmishes that have happened in beirut and in in the south. we see reflections of this taking place and lebanon the is of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict but so was jordan and so is iraq and we are seeing the same effect also taking place so it's affecting the whole region and if there is if it continues and of course if the money in the weapons continue to be poured into syria it will of course continue for a certain extent. no government can stop two or three people and car bombs does continue the tensions will increase but they may explode outside in fact i think in many cases. at this stage it's the states outside that are more vulnerable the neighbors of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself to call for gratian and civil war israel remains a surprisingly untouched it would seem at least honest on the surface by the rise of radical islam do you expect th

pictures right now with more rallies taking place across the region this is what's happening right now in lebanon. angry georgian crowds keep up the pressure over the prison abuse scandal while the man who leaked the footage of the jail guards brutality speaks to our team. grafton greets police investigate dozens of politicians for embezzlement in a tax evasion crackdown while the country braces for the latest word on its loans. hello and welcome to the program it is friday here in moscow and four o'clock on karan tara well the day of prayer in the muslim world is once again dominated by anti-american riots over the film which mall islam the flashpoint to this time is pakistan where police have clashed with protesters trying to reach the american embassy in islam a bot at least one person was reportedly killed and fifteen wounded when police opened fire on rioters are set to cinemas a blame the violence comes despite the government declaring friday a public holiday and encouraging people to protest peacefully right here live pictures coming right out rallies are also. taking place in other muslim

right here in lebanon where the pope is making his first visit to the country since the beginning of the arab spring the country of course has a very painful sectarian christian muslim sunni shia divide past and of course of ghana stand where killings have been reported in the past associated with the burnings of the koran by u.s. . people associated with the u.s. troops we really have to keep an eye on what's going to have. and there are after friday prayers within libya there's been reported a number of arrests of people who are six suspected to have been involved in in those attacks we are also now hearing from the u.s. the special is that this wasn't a. spontaneous protest in reaction to the film that this may have been a planned coordinated attack scheduled to take place on the anniversary of the eleventh anniversary of nine eleven investigations are still continuing with that situation and we also know that the u.s. is sending a small group of marines over to that country as well as additional war destroyers to the area just in case just to see what happens there but again as a

right here in lebanon where the pope is making his first visit to the country since the beginning of the arab spring. the country of course has a very painful sectarian christian muslim sunni shia divide passed we've seen a massive civil war that has raged here for days so whether or not people are going to be able to contain that home tension is really going to be the thing watch and of course of again a stand where killings have been reported in the past associated with the burnings of the koran by u.s. . people associated with u.s. troops we really have to keep an eye on what's going to happen there after friday prayers and. of course with a deadly american mission and also a situation like at the moment in libya right now what we've heard we've heard that there's been reported a number of arrests of people who are six suspected to have been involved in in those attacks we are also now hearing from the u.s. the that this wasn't a sort of spontaneous protest in reaction to the film that this may have been a planned coordinated attack scheduled to take place on the anniversary of th

right here in lebanon where the pope is making his first visit to the country since the beginning of the arab spring the country of course has a very painful sectarian christian muslim sunni shia divide past and of course of ghana stand where killings have been reported in the past associated with the burnings of the koran by u.s. . people associated with the u.s. troops we really have to keep an eye on what's going to have. and there are after friday prayers within libya there's been reported a number of arrests of people who are six suspected to have been involved in in those attacks we are also now hearing from the u.s. the special is that this wasn't a sort of spontaneous protest in reaction to the film that this may have been a planned coordinated attack scheduled to take place on the anniversary of the eleventh anniversary of nine eleven investigations are still continuing with that situation and we also know that the u.s. is sending a small group of marines over to that country as well as additional war destroyers to the area just in case just to see what happens there but aga

syria is right next door to lebanon. the violence is pushing in to lebanon. warnings from countries like saudi arabia to not go to lebanon because of the violence. adding to that, the turmoil across the middle east that has led to christians being pushed out of their countries and in many cases, caught in the crossfire and killed among rival muslim groups. the main reason the pope is in lebanon is to address the concerns of regional bishops about the plight of christians. look at these numbers. 4% of the middle east population are christians. in egypt, 5.3%. in syria, it is 5.2%. lebanon has the largest percentage of christians in the middle east. 40% of the population, and that is the only arab country with a christian head of state. but there is still a great deal of anti-american sentiment in lebanon today. three fast food restaurants, american restaurants, kentucky fried chicken, parties, and arby's, were torched. the pope has said he is all in favor of democracy and freedom, but pushing getting weapons into syria for fighting the government. there is wor

the pontiff on a three-day trip through lebanon. which has seen increased violence through the conflict in neighboring syria. during his trip, he encouraged peace and religious tolerance in the region. >>> lawyers for the duke and duchess of cambridge head to court tomorrow, trying to prevent what many media outlets are planning to do publish top less pictures of kate middleton. papers in france, italy, and ireland have published the photos. and they are seeking damages against those who first published the pictures. they were taken while the royal couple was on vacation in southern france. they are on a trip across southeast asia. >>> a celebration for the start of hiss panic heritage month, and the animals got building in on the action, a beautiful end to the weekend. but which is worried about a terrible tuesday. more on what you can count on in the week ahead, right after the break. stay wit [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your new light creamy potato with bacon & cheese soup says it's 100 calories a serving. that's right. in w

no progress on the peace lebanon palestine i think the spark for it to you know all come out in violent forms as we can see now on the screen and this is what's happening within forty eight hours the fury that began in egypt spread to libya yemen lebanon and iran in afghanistan the you tube was shut down but tensions in the muslim world seem to be only increasing there has been a lot of simmering nancy american feeling right across the entire. it's their worst inbox. poll showed they were ninety percent of the pakistanis americans their primary an enemy america's net lot of bloggers and it's made in the arab spring countries america helped revolutionize the line between friend and foe has blurred despite all the time and money washington has spent you see me internet to promote it's a lot of friendly foreign policy the world wide web also served as the platform that enabled one american extremists to in theory millions over seas and see real years of progress. r.t. we are. you know secretary defense neal panetta remitted washington expects and is preparing for the protests to continue j

right here in lebanon where the pope is making his first visit to the country since the beginning of the arab spring. countries of course has a very painful sectarian christian muslim sunni shia divide past and of course of ghana stand where killings had been reported in the past associated with the burning of the koran by u.s. . people associated with the u.s. troops we really have to keep an eye on what's going to have. and there are after friday prayers within libya there's been reported number of arrests of people who are six suspected to have been involved in in those attacks we are also now hearing from the u.s. the special is that this wasn't a. spontaneous protest in reaction to the film that this may have been a planned coordinated attack scheduled to take place on the anniversary of the eleventh anniversary of nine eleven investigations are still continuing with that situation and we also know that the u.s. is sending a small group of marines over to that country as well as additional war destroyers to the area just in case just to see what happens there but again as a resu

right here in lebanon where the pope is making his first visit to the country since the beginning of the arab spring the country of course has a very painful sectarian christian muslim sunni shia divide past and a force of ghana stand where killings have been reported in the past associated with the burnings of the koran by u.s. . people associated with the u.s. troops we really have to keep an eye on what's going to have. and there are after friday prayers within libya there's been reported a number of arrests of people who are six suspected to have been involved in in those attacks we are also now hearing from the u.s. the spin that this wasn't a. spontaneous protest in reaction to the film that this may have been a planned coordinated attack scheduled to take place on the anniversary of the eleventh anniversary of nine eleven investigations are still continuing with that situation and we also know that the u.s. is sending a small group of marines over to that country as well as additional war destroyers to the area just in case just to see what happens there but again as a result

right here in lebanon where the pope is making his first visit to the country since the beginning of the arab spring the country of course has a very painful sectarian christian muslim sunni shia divide past and of course of ghana stand where killings have been reported in the past associated with the burnings of the koran by u.s. . people associated with the u.s. troops we really have to keep an eye on what's going to have. and there after friday prayers within libya there's been reported a number of arrests of people who are six suspected to have been involved in in those attacks we are also now hearing from the u.s. the special is that this wasn't a sort of spontaneous protest in reaction to the film that this may have been a planned coordinated attack scheduled to take place on the anniversary of the eleventh anniversary of nine eleven so investigations are still continuing with that situation and we also know that the u.s. is sending a small group of marines over to that country as well as additional war destroyers to the area just in case just to to see what happens there but a