amass signals it's ready to end a longstanding feud with its palestinian rival fatah agreeing to talks and elections. you know i'm maryam namazie this is al jazeera live from london also coming up iran threatens a border shut down as pressure mounts on the cards in northern iraq not to hold a referendum on independence. of weldon struggling to cope bangladesh imposes restrictions on range refugees were pouring in for me on my. police in london arrest a second person in connection with friday's two bombing. we begin in gaza are in a major breakthrough a lot has been a long and bitter dispute between rival palestinian movements hamas and fatah a mass which has ruled gaza for ten years has released a statement saying it is willing to end its feud with which controls the occupied west bank amasses agreed to dismantle the administrative committee that runs the strip and to also hold elections. the hook but i was. made a courageous serious and patriotic decision to dissolve the administrative committee but how would the fatah movement and the president of the palestinian authority deal with

which is egypt some of those who potentially have the most to gain from any deal between hamas and fatah and the hundreds of thousands of gazans who live in refugee camps like this one but over ten years of separation and economic blockade they become used to being let down. they certainly borne the brunt of the palestinian authority's recent pressure tactics four hours electricity a day has become the norm this on top of a crippled economy which is left mahmoud and his four sons among so many others in gaza without jobs. reconciliation could solve the power problem it could solve the water problem the markets are empty because people have no money no regular salaries people live without being able to plan. their remains much to resolve such as who has ultimate control over the armed wing of hamas what happens to the tens of thousands of hamas employees who till now have been working in a parallel administration to the palestinian authority is in the details and once. tried to figure out the issue of future palestinian resistance in gaza the issue of how last forty five forty thousand em

a massive nose it's ready to end a longstanding feud with its palestinian rival fatah agreeing to talks and elections. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up iran threatens a border shut down as pressure mounts on kurds in northern iraq not to hold a referendum on independence. or war crimes prosecutor condemns the shocking levels of sexual violence committed by both sides in south sudan's civil war. and conservationists battle to save what was once asia's biggest freshwater lake. has been a major breakthrough in the long and bitter dispute between rival palestinian movements hamas and fatah amassed which has ruled gaza for ten years has released a statement saying it's willing to end its feud with fatah which controls the occupied west bank amasses agreed to dismantle the administrative committee that runs the strip and to hold elections. hamas made a courageous serious and patriotic decision to dissolve the administrative committee but how would the fatah movement and the president of the palestinian authority deal with this decision and with this

the fatah leader palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut salary payments and electricity supplies attempting to pressurise hamas into giving up its sole control of gaza hamas turned to egypt which pushed the palestinian reconciliation. we responded to these efforts and made a brave decision to dissolve the administrative committee and now there are no excuses for a bass and a bass has one choice only to respond positively to achieve the palestinian dream of national unity. that dream was written by gunfire in two thousand and seven when hamas prevailed in street battles and the political division between god. in the occupied west bank began repeated attempts to reconcile have collapsed this time fatah says it's ready to send its officials to gaza that plans are in place for the unity government to get to work its no matter of details. we now look positively on this but we need clarifications and the clarifications should come from the guarantor and the mediator which is egypt some of those who potentially have the most to gain from any deal between hamas and fatah and the hundreds

hamas has signaled it's ready to end a longstanding feud with palestinian rival fatah the group which has ruled gaza for ten years has agreed to dismantle their minister to committee that runs the strip and hold elections which controls the occupied west bank. has welcomed but asked for clarification from gaza. the pressure has been mounting on hamas the results of ten years of israeli and egyptian blockade have been intensified this year by rival palestinian faction fatah the fatah leader palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut salary payments and electricity supplies attempting to pressurise hamas into giving up its sole control of gaza hamas turned to egypt which pushed the palestinian reconciliation. we responded to these efforts and made a brave decision to dissolve the administrative committee and now there are no excuses for. a bass has one choice only to respond positively to achieve the palestinian dream of national unity. that dream was written by gunfire in two thousand and seven when hamas prevailed in street battles and the political division between gaza and the occu

for more than ten years there has been a deep rift between hamas and fatah. in 2007, hamas ousted palestinian authority, security forces loyal to president bass and his fatah faction in the gaza trip and seize control after winning legislative elections. since reconciliation to try to bring the sides back together has failed but there was a short statement after egyptian intervention. egyptians trying to broker reconciliation talks. they have been speaking to hamas officials who put out a statement saying it would dissolve this administrative committee is set up this administrative committee is set up in march to manage affairs in gaza. it was seen as a rival government to the palestinian president. it said it invited a reconciliation government to take control of affairs in gaza and it was ready to hold general elections. these have not been held since 2006 because of the split between hamas and fatah. between gaza and the west bankin and fatah. between gaza and the west bank in effect. it said basically it was ready to restart talks with fata h was ready to

grades ready to reconcile the palestinian movement hamas says it wants to and the feud with its rival fatah it's announces his own bring its government in gaza and has agreed to hold general elections but senior officials from president abbas as body remain cautious but explore what this could mean for the daily life of people in gaza and the shifting geopolitics of the region also on the great they've risked a dangerous journey to escape violence in myanmar now they face tough restrictions in a country where they're seeking shelter during a refugees crossing into bangladesh are banned from leaving designated areas or using public transport bangladesh's government says the restrictions are needed as they face an on precedented refugee crisis and it stood for centuries and just barely survived an attempt by fighters to wipe it off and now this ancient kingdom in northern nigeria is trying to recover and rebuild we'll have a special report from a remote and beautiful part of the world. and on law and streaming giant netflix is accused of crossing a line with ads about its new terrorism comedy

is the news hour live from london coming out and i think greece two elections in gaza and talks with fatah in a major breakthrough between the two sides. monsoon rain deepens the plight of hundreds of thousands of the hinge of who fled to bangladesh. i want crimes prosecutor says the levels of sexual violence committed by both sides in south sudan's civil war are the worst known plus. the media saying nice things and no one is talking about. satire and politics to come up trumps at the emmy awards in the u.s. . with a day sports news including smash and grab a huge crash knocks title contender sebastian vettel out of the singapore grand prix allowing german leader lewis hamilton to cruise to victory. from us has signalled it's ready to end a longstanding feud with its palestinian rival fatah the group which has ruled gaza for ten years has agreed to dismantle the administrative committee that runs the strip and held elections. which controls the occupied west bank has welcomed the move but for clarifications from gaza sorry for. the pressure has been mounting on hamas the results of ten ye

next sixty minutes amassed signals it's ready to end a longstanding feud with its palestinian rival fatah agreeing to talks and elections. overwhelmed and struggling to cope bangladesh imposes restrictions on where hanjour refugees who are poor and in for me on long. iran threatens a border shutdown as pressure on mouse on kurds in northern iraq not to hold a referendum on independence. is in doha with today's sports news including smash and grab a huge crush knocks taught to consider sebastian vettel out of the singapore grand prix allowing chair but you be the lewis hamilton to cruise to victory. are we beginning goals are in a major breakthrough what's been a long and dispute between rival palestinian movements hamas and fatah hamas which israel gaza for ten years has released a statement saying it's willing to. and this feud with which controls the occupied west bank and that is agreed to dismantle the administrative committee that runs the strip and to hold elections from gaza harri force it reports. the pressure has been mounting on hamas the results of ten years of israeli and egyp

palestinian group hamas which controls the gaza strip has agreed to hold talks with its rival the fatah movement hamas released a statement saying it is willing to end its feud with which controls the occupied west bank has pledged to dissolve its administrative committee in gaza and hold general elections two parties have been at odds for a decade after fighting a war over cars and two thousand and seven fossett joins us live now from west roseland with the latest on this is a pretty big development harry what do you know. well that's right it's it is a pretty major change in in stance by hamas won the has been brewing for some days there have been reports and indeed hamas has been saying that it's it's willing to take this step but this is the official announcement of it and it comes after a long series of talks with the egyptian government in cairo the fatah delegation was having talks there on saturday understood still to be there as well so this really is contingent it's hinged on this new relationship between hamas and egypt which has come about since may really when hamas changed

we begin with the latest on the reconciliation efforts between rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah palestinian authority president one of us as well. can get offered by hamas to set up a unity government in gaza hamas which ruled gaza for ten years has agreed to dismantle the administrative committee that runs the strip as well as hold elections now is seen as a major breakthrough towards resolving a long and bitter dispute but as hari forces reports the real challenge lies in its implementation. the pressure has been mounting on hamas the results of ten years of israeli and egyptian blockade have been intensified this year by rival palestinian faction facts are the facts are leader palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut salary payments and electricity supplies attempting to pressurise hamas into giving up its sole control of gaza hamas turned to egypt which pushed the palestinian reconciliation. we responded to these efforts and made a brave decision to dissolve the administrative committee and now there are no excuses for. a bass has one choice only to respond positively to

so how did we get here well until two thousand and six behind a boss is fatah party was in charge of palestinian territories and gaza and the west bank which is occupied by israel that hamas beat fatah and elections in gaza weakening the palestinian authority the two parties couldn't agree on how to ship power the following year how moss took over gaza after a war with fatah and also repeated attempts of reconciliation the two sides finally reached an understanding to create an interim government in twenty eleven but that agreement was never enforced now since march last year moss has run gaza on an administrative committee which is seen as a rival government to the fatah dominated palace and you know thora t. in the west bank but pressure has been mounting on hamas and earlier this year the un has said that humanitarian conditions in the territory deteriorating further and faster than previously for cost and it concluded that the enclave is effectively on livable for its two million people now earlier we spoke to summer we he is a middle east analyst and contributor to the seven two

a leading fatah official said hamas had taken an important first step to end its ten year rift. more on the reaction to the announcement now. there has also been a positive response from the palestinian president. he is in new york ahead of the un general assembly. hamas said it will get rid of this administrative committee it set up co ntroversially administrative committee it set up controversially in march, because it was seen very much controversially in march, because it was seen very much as a controversially in march, because it was seen very much as a rival government to president mac mood aboufs government to president mac mood about‘s authority, dominated by his fata h about‘s authority, dominated by his fatah faction. —— a rival government to the president. we have seen rivalry between the two main political factions and the president took many steps, including cutting the money for electricity payments to gaza, which has reduced dramatically the amount of electricity received there, to four hours a day followed by 20 hours off. that has led to a worsening hum

talks and a general election mosque released a statement saying it is willing to end its feud with fatah which controls the occupied west bank hamas has also vowed to dissolve its administrative committee which controls gaza at a step you later has called it positive and promising. we were joined earlier by new bill shaath who advises palestinian president mahmoud abbas the settle actions are important for a future unified government. once the consensus government a government the pamirs have accepted every one of its ministers it's not been chaperoned by egypt also once this government really starts ruling gaza and the west bank start developing problem. konami clee start solving the economic problems of the gazans and then that first step will set real optimism for the second step which is the elections a step that we have called for for a very long time and now hamas accepts it they just they do it and presidential elections will bring back our elective democracy and will bring back more support from the people to a unified government very trying to us live now from gaza where you hav

the fatah delegation in egypt which has been doing all of the shuttle diplomacy here it says that he thinks there will now be face—to—face talks between hamas and fatah, there have not been up until now, egypt has been doing all of the leg work and he says there should be tangible practical steps towards setting up a unity government in the coming days but we have to be cautious, because there had been agreements like this that have fallen apart in the past, things that could be ruled stumbling blocks, who controls the different ministries, what happens to the hamas security forces in gaza because it ousted the previous community forces when it took over by force one year after it won legislative elections and hamas is seen by the united states and european union and of course by israel as a terrorist group and that is what led to its international isolation when it previously won in elections and that is what led to the first unity government attempt failing then. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: the terror threat level has been lowered to severe from critical wor

palestinian group hamas which controls the gaza strip has agreed to hold talks with its rival the fatah movement hamas released a statement saying it is willing to end its feud with fatah which controls the occupied west bank a mosque has pledged to dissolve its administrative committee in gaza and hold general elections the two parties have been at odds for a decade after fighting a war over gaza in two thousand and seven kerry fossett has more from west jerusalem. well this announcement very much hinges on the new relationship between egypt and hamas since hamas changed the wording of its key document in may not talking about the muslim brotherhood or its relationship to the muslim brotherhood which of course is entirely in opposition with the c.c. government in cairo there's been an opportunity for this warming of relations egypt has been allowing fuel to get in across the rougher crossing into gaza a lot now hinges on the reaction of based in the occupied west bank in ramallah we've spoken to the secretary of the central committee he says that fast i would be one hundred percent beh

signaled it's ready to end a longstanding feud with its palestinian rival fatah the group which has ruled gaza for ten years has released a statement saying it is willing to end its feud with which controls the occupied west bank hamas has agreed to dismantle the administration of committee that runs the strip and hold elections. made a courageous serious and patriotic decision to dissolve the administrative committee but how would the fatah movement and the president of the palestinian authority deal with this decision and with this egyptian effort we believe that. have a new test in dealing with the egyptian effort and with achieving the aspirations of our palestinian people in finding a united palestinian cause to become free to face all the challenges and most importantly the occupation and the settlements. are a force that has more from gaza city. there are three ministries which have always been attached or reported towards the. based administration the occupied west bank administration of the palestinian authority the other ministries the other officials are so far reporting to an

to hold talks and the general election released a statement saying it's willing to end its feud with fatah which controls the occupied west bank and isis also vowed to dissolve its committee which controls gaza deputy leader is calling it a positive and promising step. joins us now live from gaza city so harry says it's dissolving its government is running gulzar then today. well that's the thing things really do continue on the ground pretty much as they were before the tsunami spent three ministries which officially are already tied to the ramallah government in the occupied west bank led by faster that they they continue as normal the other ministries now reporting to an acting executive committee so really this is more about the signaling so far than actual changes here on the ground but it is very important signaling it is really. a follow on from this improved relationship between egypt and how mass which started earlier this year we've had talks about a potential alternative fattah figure mohammed dahlan having some kind of involvement here on the ground in running day to day affair

which has ruled gaza for ten years says it's willing to end its feud with fatah which controls the occupied west bank a major breakthrough in what's been a long running and bitter dispute the government in bangladesh which is struggling to cope with an influx of or hanjour refugees is imposing restrictions on them barring them from using public transport and from looking for accommodation outside their cramped refugee camps. iran has threatened to close all borders with because this region of northern iraq if they found out i mean autonomous region goes ahead with a plan referendum on independence. human rights groups say thousands of women have been raped and sexually assaulted during the four year long war in south sudan and those are just the ones they know about they blame the abuses on government troops of president salva kiir and opposition his loyal to former vice president for my child many civilians have fled to seek safety in neighboring uganda from where malcolm. florence walked through the bush for two days in south sudan the sandals to get to the safety of this refugee camp in

based administration the occupied west bank administration of the fatah led palestinian authority the other ministries the other officials are so far reporting to an acting executive committee however they are both in words and indeed it seems ready now to dissolve it entirely the. spokesman the representative who deals with hamas in terms of the. problems that they've had for the last ten years he is saying that stands ready to send the consensus government here it's just a question of working out the precise timings and they've been informed that hamas is ready to receive that government so it does seem at least that this part of the deal is ready to be implemented however there remain all sorts of obstacles in the detail of all this which could still cause problems as they have in the past when there's been other attempts to resolve the separation between hamas here in gaza and fatah in the occupied west bank here's what one political analyst here in gaza was telling me about those problems a couple of hours ago. the palestinians are the palestinian division has been going on for m

the palestinian fatah movement has cautiously welcomed to pledge from its rival hamas to hold talks and the general election a mosque released a statement saying it is willing to end its feed with moscow which controls the occupied west bank hamas is also vowed to dissolve its administrative committee which controls the gaza but as deputy leader has called the vow promising positive and promising if true harry fawcett has more from western islam. well this announcement very much hinges on the new relationship between egypt and hamas since hamas changed the wording of its key document in may not talking about the muslim brotherhood or its relationship to the muslim brotherhood which of course is entirely in opposition with the c.c. government in cairo there's been an opportunity for this warming of relations egypt has been allowing fuel to get in across the rafa crossing into gaza a lot now hinges on the reaction of based in the occupied west bank in ramallah we've spoken to the secretary of the central committee he says that fast i would be one hundred percent behind any such progress h

a leading fatah official said hamas had taken an important first step to end its 10—year rifts. that is certainly the hope and in the past few minutes we have also had a positive response from the palestinian president, speaking in new york because he is there at the moment ahead of the un general assembly. what hamas has basically said is that it will get rid of this administrative committee that it set up in march, very controversial move, because it was seen very much as a rival government to the palestinian authority, which is dominated by the fatah faction and based on the west bank and what we saw over the last few months is a real deepening of the feud between these two main political factions and president abbas took many steps, including cutting the money for electricity payments to gaza which has reduced dramatically the amount of electricity that is received there to four hours a day, followed by 20 hours off and that has led to a worsening humanitarian situation in gaza as well. palestinian people are broadly welcoming news that there is this new reconciliation effor

based administration the occupied west bank administration of the fatah led palestinian authority the other ministries the other officials are so far reporting to an acting executive committee however they are both in words and indeed it seems ready now to dissolve it entirely the. spokesman the representative who deals with hamas in terms of the the into the into the sign problems that they've had for the last ten years he is saying that stands ready to send the consensus government here it's just a question of working out the precise timings and they've been informed that hamas is ready to receive that government so it does seem at least that this part of the deal is ready to be implemented however there remain all sorts of obstacles in the detail of all this which could still cause problems as they have in the past when there's been other attempts to resolve the separation between hamas here in gaza and fatah in the occupied west bank. carter's foreign minister says the international community is not doing enough to combat what he calls terrorism but. fanny called on world leaders

that infuriated fatah. you'rent abbas said if going to be on your own, you will really be on your own. ,hey stopped funding salaries power, water. it has been a hot summer in gaza, exacerbated by the fact that international money is also being held back to you all of that has brought hamas to the table with egyptian mediation. that is where we have seen this dramatic development. >> irris makler reporting for us from jerusalem. muslims more rohingya are fleeing from what has turned humanitarian disastster. that t they are out of the viololence in myanmar, refugees are desperate for food and water. inare at a refugee camp bangladesh. she sent us this report. >> we are in front of one of these age stalls that provide food and water to rohingya refugees. each time a truck pulls up, refugees make a beeline for it. but food is not the only thing the rohingya refugees need. there is also a basic lack of medical aid. earlier, we spoke to a bangladeshi dr.. -- doctor. he told us while they are concerned about the s

president mahmoud abbas‘s palestine authority, controlled by fatah, fought a war with hamas over gaza in 2007, which led to hamas taking over the territory. attempts to reconcile the two and form a power—sharing unity government in gaza and the west bank have failed. more than 1,000 people have demonstrated in the tunisian capital, tunis, against a controversial amnesty bill that was approved by parliament on wednesday. the law gives amnesty to officials accused of corruption during the rule of zine el abidine ben ali, who was ousted in january 2011. supporters of president trump held a rally on the national mall in washington, to defend what they consider to be american values. we went to speak to some of those taking part, to find out what they feel are the most important issues facing their country. the patriot movement has been so excited to have a celebration of this type, to come out here on the mall. you know, we elected donald trump, we are very happy with that. the value i think most under threat is the unity of the country. the... i think the american value that is most un

which is egypt some of those who potentially have the most to gain from any deal between hamas and fatah and the hundreds of thousands of gazans who live in refugee camps like this one but over ten years of separation economic blockade they become used to being let down. they certainly borne the brunt of the palestine. recent pressure tactics four hours' electricity a day has become the norm this on top of a crippled economy which is left and his four sons among so many others in gaza without jobs. reconciliation could solve the power problem it could solve the water problem the markets are empty because people have no money no regular salaries people live without being able to plan. their remains much to resolve such as who has ultimate control over the armed wing of hamas what happens to the tens of thousands of hamas employees who till now have been working in a parallel administration to the palestinian authority is in the details and the ones. who sit down together and try to figure out the issue of future palestinian resistance in gaza the issue of how last forty five forty three t

president mahmoud abbas' palestine authority, controlled by fatah, fought a war with hamas over gaza in 2007, which led to hamas taking over the territory. and police in the us fired tear gas and rubber bullets during clashes with protesters in st louis earlier on saturday, after a white former policeman was acquitted of murdering a black suspect. a peaceful rally over friday's not—guilty verdict turned violent after police confronted a group of demonstrators. three years ago, prince harry founded the invictus games, an international sports event for wounded service personnel. and next week, 90 competitors — the uk's biggest team yet — will take part in the games in canada. pa ra—athlete steve brown, a former wheelchair rugby captain, has been to meet a fellow athlete who's determined not to let a life—changing injury hold him back. 0bviously that was the vehicle i was patrolling in. i was found 20 or 30 feet away, face down. but i'm still here, still moving. stuart robinson graduated from the raf one day after his 18th birthday. he proudly served his country in northern ir

which is egypt some of those who potentially have the most to gain from any deal between hamas and fatah and the hundreds of thousands of gazans who live in refugee camps like this one but over ten years of separation economic blockade they become used to being let down. they certainly borne the brunt of the palestinian authorities recent pressure tactics for. hours electricity a day has become the norm this on top of the crippled economy which is left and his four sons among so many others in gaza without jobs. reconciliation could solve the power problem it could solve the water problem the markets are empty because people have no money no regular salaries people live without being able to plan. their remains much to resolve such as who has ultimate control over the armed wing of hamas what happens to the tens of thousands of hamas employees who till now have been working in a parallel administration to the palestinian authority is in the details and the ones. that sit down together try to figure out the issue of future palestinian. the issue of how last forty five forty three thousand

which is egypt some of those who potentially have the most to gain from any deal between hamas and fatah and the hundreds of thousands of gazans who live in refugee camps like this one but over ten years of separation economic blockade they become used to being let down. they certainly borne the brunt of the palestinian authorities recent pressure tactics for hours electricity a day has become the norm this on top of a crippled economy which is left and his four sons among so many others in gaza without jobs. reconciliation could solve the power problem it could solve the water problem the markets are empty because people. no money no regular salaries people live without being able to plan. there remains much to resolve such as who has ultimate control over the armed wing of hamas what happens to the tens of thousands of hamas employees who till now have been working in a parallel administration to the palestinian authority is in the details and the ones. who sit down together and try to figure out the issue of future palestinian under systems in gaza the issue of how last forty five for

palestinian group hamas has agreed to hold talks with a viable fatah about holding a general election the two factions last held elections in two thousand and six watch how mass one and briefly formed a government there also expected to discuss dissolving the gaza administrative committee both sides were involved in the conflict in two thousand and seven which led to the occupied west bank and how massive govern in gaza. iraq's prime minister says he is prepared to use military force if a planned referendum on kurdish independence turns violent has described the vote is illegal and unconstitutional kurds in iraq have come under increasing pressure from regional powers and the u.s. to call off the vote now voting is underway on the part of funny city of lahore for a parliamentary by election former prime minister nawaz sharif's wife calls should be for as the frontrunner for the seat was vacated in july after city was disqualified and dismissed from office by the supreme court of the corruption allegations the vote seems a test of support for sharif and has pm out and party in his poli

and now saying it is willing to move toward a unity government and move toward reconciliation with fatah. one more thing i'll point out, in may hamas unveiled their new policy document in which they said with we are willing to accept a palestinian state even if year nwe're not willing to recognize israel. it was a big statements. this can be seen as a continuation of some of that. critically the question remains does in become more than statements. >> and how will all of this be received and again a statement, about you how will it be received by israel? >> reporter: so i've heard many times before in talking to people about the split between hamas and fatah, that the biggest beneficiary is israel as the palestinian people are split. 2 million in gaza and 2 million roughly in the west bank. we haven't gotten an israeli response yet. it will be interesting to see what they do say. where we'll get a sense is that perhaps benjamin netanyahu speaks on tuesday, mahmoud abbas speaks on wednesday, we expect or perhaps we'll stheem addrethn in way and see how it shakes out. >> we'll have to look

1963, the muslim governments recognized the palestine liberation organization and the military arms, fatah. >> they joined the military wing and thought they could liberate palestine by using religion and arms. >> june 1967. egypt, jordan, syria and iraq amassed 500,000 troops and 800 aircraft from once again try to destroy the jewish state. this time the israeli victory takes six days, resulting in an israel that is three times larger. >> the arabs sit back and say what did we do wrong? driven by religion and we have these things. that will allow us to fight back. >> israel's stunning victory spurred the religious fervor of islamic extremists, saying they were committed to terror. 5, september, 1972, munich, germany. 11 members of the olympic team are taken hostage by the terrorist organization, black september. for a day and a half, the hostage crisis was a televised global event. in the end, as the games continued all 11 israelis were murdered, five of the eight were killed and given state funerals by gadhafi. germany freed the surviving tourists and the passengers were used as bargaini

hamas and islamic jihad hailed what they called an act of palestinian resistance while rival faction fatah said israel responsibility for the reactions of palestinians to its crimes the consequences of what happened here also being felt in the village from where the palestinian attack came from the prime minister of israel has already said that his house will be demolished his brother has already been arrested and also his entire extended family will have their work permits rescinded outside the family home shocked mourners said i'll jamal wasn't political had been having marital difficulties but that didn't explain what had happened in a social media message to his wife apparently said she had no connection to what he was about to do. the pressure the palestinians suffer on the checkpoints on the humiliations that we see makes him and others do these things because of the pressure. it tackles coincided with the latest. is it to the region by u.s. envoy jason green black his talks with each side now likely to be made more complex by this latest outbreak of violence. in the occupied west ba

fatah has been a boarding school for centuries the german philosopher. attended here in the nineteenth century. it was once a monastery founded in the twelfth century by cistercian monks. but monks did more than just build abbie's and churches along the zoll and institute they also laid out the first terraces and planted vineyards on the steep river banks eight thousand years ago. nowadays the wine growing region on this island would is the northernmost in germany small excellent and when the sun is shining you can understand why the region is called the to skinny of the north. i've now arrived in the wine growing telling off i book. there are grape vines at the market place. vines on the buildings. even vines around the town walls. winemaker back up obvious takes me with him. right now the vines are growing ten centimeters a day and have to be tied up sounds easy if only i didn't have to stand. on this steep slope. they only have to go in here cut off i can help. my first i need a firm grip. are there is additional shoes i keep sliding down it just take

duties in garza until we reach a full reconciliation we agreed to a bilateral meeting in egypt with fatah wants a national consensus government starts to carry out its responsibilities in gaza to prepare for presidential and parliamentary elections then there will be a comprehensive meeting in cairo for all palestinian franklins to reach national unity. police in the u.k. have arrested a third man in connection with friday's explosion on a london underground train thirty people were injured when a homemade explosive device detonated in rush hour the latest the suspect a twenty five year old man was taken into custody in the welsh city of new port two hundred kilometers west of london searchers are now.

is a massive nels it's ready to end a longstanding feud with palestinian rival fatah agreeing to talks and elections.

not acceptable you should stop fine on this ng still from our perspective baseless ballots hamas and fatah else is doing the place but this is something that i believe israel should see to good or we draw some schools with the united states and with other states and to say ok it's not just you know a small easily problem. seniors ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better luck with that i don't i think they are and hurting when i buy my babies. my book was published in the year two thousand more than half a million americans have been killed by the u.s. . team yes we did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves some real scenarios it was interesting to see who got hit. and i just saw i did to return to the subject to track down each gun owner who i'd met through all those years ago. but we are not. manufactured. well. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the famous go round. the room. for the. north korean media claims came in and ha

to promote just believed that the ongoing to fatah with north korea is leading nowhere i now. think the next thing we have to see is what will be the reaction from washington and seoul in after this this latest a north korean missile test my guess is we're going to see more saber rattling more tests more decapitation drills more transfer of advanced weapons to the north koreans i'm seized by the south koreans there's even talk that south korea now wants to have american nuclear weapons are stationed on their territory it seems that the kneejerk response here is to say ok the same sions and threats against north korea didn't work they continue with their test so now we have to come in with more military exercises more threats and then we'll be surprised when they keep testing their weapons on the other hand if we talk about diplomacy then we really have to be talking about trading something for something if we want the north koreans to rein in their program then what are we willing to do to back up in some respect against something like the chinese double freeze proposal which

one was a recent one and that's the idea that perhaps there can be a reconciliation between hamas and fatah really responded to that and of course the other one was the u.s. president and president trump and there were some references to president trump's peace efforts he said he would talk about a historic deal and he said thank you for that but certainly not to me it seems as upbeat about the prospects of peace with the israelis as president trump himself who said there was a good chance at the beginning of the week when he arrived here in new york it's worth telling you that president mahmoud abbas has been meeting president truck before he made this speech and that actually while he was speaking president trump was was talking about him in his preferred communication method on twitter saying he was honored to have met mahmoud abbas who he said was working hard towards peace mariam. ok thank you for now diplomatic editor and james bays and i'm also joined in the studio by our senior political analyst. and so just before we came off president mahmoud abbas he called for an end to the occu

next sixty minutes a mass signals it's ready to end a longstanding feud with its palestinian rival fatah.

great ready to reconcile the palestinian movement on my face it wants to and the feud with its rival fatah it's announces there's no wing if government is.

it also said it was aiming for more talks with rivals fatah as it aims to end their decade—long feud. joining us now from jerusalem is our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. this is potentially a significant interventions, and it could change things. how? for more than ten years now, there has been this deep rift between her mouth and fatter. it was backin between her mouth and fatter. it was back in 2007 that her mass as to palestinian authority ‘s, security forces loyal to president about satisfaction from the gaza strip. seize control their year after it had won legislative elections. ever since then, attempts at reconciliation to bring the two sides back together have pretty much fails. then there was a short statement that came following egyptian intervention, egyptians brokering, trying to broker some reconciliation talks. they have been speaking to have mass officials and they put out this statement, saying that edwards dissolve this administrative committee it set up backin administrative committee it set up back in march to manage affairs and gazza. that was seen as

were killed i could go down the line but there are so many crimes and they haven't been addressed by fatah move has been sued at the i.c.c. in fact she has voted against. other members of the i.c.c. to investigate israel's assault on the turkish aid ship known as the mavi marmara back in two thousand and ten so you know we're looking at an i.c.c. that is completely derelict on anything relating to israeli atrocities against palestinians and saying all of that what obstacles do you. attempting legal action against israel while we're still we're sitting in the middle of their biggest obstacle which is washington i mean washington has threatened to sanction the i.c.c. for accepting any palestinian any investigation any palestinian legal authority at the i.c.c. not only that you have nikki haley at the united nations who has the foreign policy experience of having visited several times the international house of pancakes and is essentially a marionette for neo conservatives the heritage foundation and american enterprise institute of rented the vacant space in nikki haley's head and sent her o

which is egypt some of those who potentially have the most to gain from any deal between hamas and fatah and the hundreds of thousands of gazans who live in refugee camps like this one but over ten years of separation economic blockade they become used to being let down. they certainly borne the brunt of the palestinian authority's recent pressure tactics four hours electricity a day has become the norm this on top of a crippled economy which is left mahmoud and his four sons among so many others in gaza without jobs. reconciliation could solve the power problem it could solve the water problem the markets are empty because people have no money no regular salaries people live without being able to plan. their remains much to resolve such as who has ultimate control over the armed wing of hamas what happens to the tens of thousands of hamas employees who till now have been working in a parallel administration to the palestinian authority is in the details and once. tried to figure out the issue of future palestinian resistance in the issue of how last forty five forty thousand employees a

the ecosystem is still going to run for example if the assyrian foundation was going to go away and fatah like was to disappear if a syrian was to still operate then you probably don't have a security necessarily but if you remove the scented tea in the eco system falls apart then you have a quite a bit of centralization around it and maybe a security but these things are based on facts and circumstances and also the underlying utility and usefulness of the token and why people are buying the token so tell us give us an update because when you launched you know this area i'm part of the. case the use case of course were smart contracts and so where are we in the cycle of smart contracts are smart contracts being used what's happening well we now actually know it's a real thing and they work and you can do interesting things with them it's now a question of scale ability and cost so what it's more contract does is it disinter mediate the need to have a centralized organization control and act as an arbitrary arbitrator or something like that so that's great but the problem is it's still no

hamas and islamic jihad hailed what they called an act of palestinian resistance while rival faction fatah said israel responsibility for the reactions of palestinians to its crimes the consequences of what happened here also being felt in the village from where the palestinian attack came from the prime minister of israel has already said that his house will be demolished his brother has already been arrested and also his entire extended family will have their work permits rescinded outside the family home shocked mourners said i'll jamal wasn't political had been having marital difficulties but that didn't explain what had happened in a social media message to his wife apparently said she had no connection to what he was about to do. the pressure the palestinians suffer on the checkpoints and the humiliations that we see makes him and others do these things because of the pressure. it tackles coincided with the latest. is it to the region by us and really jason green black his talks with each side now likely to be made more complex by this latest outbreak of violence ari forces out of sy

hamas and islamic jihad hailed what they called an act of palestinian resistance while rival faction fatah said israel responsibility for the reactions of palestinians to its crimes the consequences of what happened here also being felt in the village from where the palestinian attack came from the prime minister of israel has already said that his house will be demolished his brother has already been arrested and also his entire extended family will have their work permits rescinded outside the family home shocked mourners said i'll jamal wasn't political had been having marital difficulties but that didn't explain what had happened in a social media message to his wife apparently said she had no connection to what he was about to do. the pressure the palestinians suffer on the checkpoints on the humiliations that we see makes him and others do these things because of the pressure. it tackles coincided with the latest. is it to the region by us and boy jason green black his talks with each side now likely to be made more complex by this latest outbreak of violence ari forces out of syria

the ecosystem is still going to run for example if the assyrian foundation was going to go away and fatah like was to disappear if a syrian was to still operate then you probably don't have a security necessarily but if you remove the scented tea in the ecosystem falls apart then you have a quite a bit of centralization around it and maybe a security but these things are based on facts and circumstances and also the underlying utility and usefulness of the token and why people are buying the token so tell us give us an update because when you launched you know this area and part of the. case the use case of course were smart contracts and so where are we in the cycle of smart contracts are smart contracts being used what's happening well we now actually know it's a real thing and they work and you can do interesting things with them it's now a question of scale ability and cost so what it's more contract does is it disinter mediate the need to have a centralized organization control and act as an arbitrary arbitrator or something like that so that's great but the problem is it's still not

twenty five people including students the school in kuala lumpur caught fire on thursday morning the fatah public says the bodies have not been moved to a nearby hospital but it's not clear how the fire started eight patients at a florida nursing home that lost power among the latest to lose their lives in the wake of hurricane police have opened a criminal investigation as they try to find out where the high temperatures and a lack of econd extinguish the blame is rob reynolds. answering an early morning call for help police found patients inside the rehabilitation center at hollywood hills dead and dying in sweltering heat one hundred fifteen patients were evacuated immediately to a hospital located a block away. most of the patients have been treated for respiratory distress dehydration and heat related issues the thirty five year old building at lost power in hurricane erma it had a backup generator but police would not say whether it was working they say there was no air conditioning inside temperatures in miami have been about thirty two degrees celsius for the past several days stil

the ecosystem is still going to run for example if the assyrian foundation was going to go away and fatah like was to disappear if a syrian was to still operate then you probably don't have a security necessarily but if you remove the scented tea in the ecosystem falls apart then you have a quite a bit of centralization around it and it may be a security but these things are based on facts and circumstances and also the underlying utility and usefulness of the token and why people are buying the token so tell us give us an update because when you launched you know this area and part of the. case the use case of course were smart contracts and so where are we in the cycle of smart contracts are smart contracts being used what's happening well we now actually know it's a real thing and they work and you can do interesting things with them it's now a question of scale ability and cost so what it's more contract does is it disinter mediates the need to have a centralized organization control and act as an arbitrary arbitrator or something like that so that's great but the problem is it's stil