al-jazeera gaza. so how did we get here until two thousand and six but i would have also thought a party was in charge of the palestinian territories in gaza and the west bank which is occupied by israel then hamas beats fatah and elections in gaza weakening the palestinian authority the two parties couldn't agree on how to share power the following year how moss took over gaza after a war with fatah and after repeated attempts of reconciliation the two sides finally reached an understanding to create an interim government in twenty eleven but that agreement was never and forced now since march last year hamas has run gaza under the ministry of committee which is seen as a rival government to the fatah dominated palestinian authority in the west bank but pressure has been mounting on hamas earlier this year the un said the humanitarian conditions of the territory are deteriorating further and faster than previously for cost and they concluded that the enclave is effectively unlivable for its two milli

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 occupied west bank began repeated attempts to reconcile have collapsed this time for tar 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

al-jazeera gaza. and human rights groups say thousands of women have been raped and sexually assaulted during the four year war in south sudan they blame the abuses on government troops of president salva kiir and opposition forces loyal to former vice president riek machar. the heavy monsoon rains in bangladesh have added to the misery of hundreds of thousands of her head stuck in makeshift camps almost eight centimeters of rain fell in twenty four hours and more rain is expected over the next two days. and u.n. secretary general and tanika terrace has warned that the planned kurdish independence referendum would detract from the need to defeat eisel iraq iran and turkey all pose the poll scheduled for september twenty fifth but the kurdistan regional government says there's no chance the votes will be delayed. and the terror threat level in the u.k. has been lowered from critical to severe it was raised to its highest level off to friday's bomb attack on a london underground train that injured aroun

so how did we get here well how mass took over gaza in two thousand and seven after a war with fatah the fighting followed parliamentary elections which hamas won the two parties couldn't agree on how to share power the conflicts weakened the palestinian authority leaving it only in charge of palestinian territories in the west bank which is occupied by israel since march last year hamas has run gaza under an administrative committee which is seen as a rival government to the fatah dominated palestinian authority in the west bank a mass now says it's dissolved this administration to allow a unity government led by mahmoud abbas to assume responsibility in gaza and author has also agreed to hold general elections let's go live to harry fawcett was in gaza city for us how a lot of things to unpack here first. says it's dissolved it's administrative committee in gaza what does this actually mean are they actual changes on the ground today not as yet know if this is more of a announcement an indication an invitation really to fattah to the palestinian authority to come in and reassume a

al-jazeera gaza. so how did we get here until two thousand and six when what abbas's fatah party was in charge of the palestinian territories in gaza and the west bank which is occupied by israel than hamas speech fatah and elections in gaza weakening the palestinian authority the two parties couldn't agree on how to ship power then the following year hamas 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 and forced now since march last year hamas has run gaza on dirt in there an administrative committee which is seen as a rival government to the fatah dominated palestinian authority in the west bank but pressure has been mounting on hamas until earlier this year the un has said that humanitarian conditions in the territory are deteriorating further and faster than previously for cost and it concluded that the enclave is effectively unlivable fo

state with the gaza strip. stayed in gaza this is a false a dream and our state will only complete with the gaza strip and today i must express my relief the agreement reached in in cairo. as a result of egyptian efforts. we are thankful for these efforts aimed that nearly finding the measures taken by hamas following the division including the formation of a government. now the government has been cancelled. and now there is commitment to really a national unity or a national consensus government. to enable it exercise its authority in gaza strip and to allow for general elections to be have this agreement. has been reached and we are satisfied with this agreement and next week our government is going to the gaza strip to assume its responsibility and we wish the government all success president ladies and gentlemen also in my speech before this is simply last year. with the british government and the government of great britain to rectify the grave injustice inflicted upon the palestinian people when it's iss

i'm citizen and this 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

al-jazeera gaza. 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

that 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 asked for clarifications reports from. 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 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 t

of our a keen interest people in gaza. there will be no palestinian state without the gaza strip. this is a false dream. our state will only complete with the gaza strip. reliefi must express my on the agreement reached in cairo as a result of egyptian efforts. we are thankful for these efforts in nullifying the measures taken by hamas following the division, including the formation of a government. now the government has been there's, now commitments to the national consensus government to enable exercise its authority in the gaza strip and allow for general elections to be held. reachedeement has been agreement.ith this next week, and our government is going to the gaza strip to assume its responsibilities. we wish the government all success. president, ladies and gentlemen, also in my speech before this assembly last year, i appealed to the british government. the government of great written to rectify -- great britain to rectify the great injustice inflicted upon the palestinian people when it issued the declaration power that's promising jews palestine. 97% of the population

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 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 turn 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 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 occupied west bank began repeated attempts to reconcile have collapsed this time for tire says it's ready to send its officials to gaza that plans are in place for the unity government to get

ma says it is dissolving its government and gaza shaking up the palestinian political landscape. and we shall carry this out zero life on doha also coming up. as the right hander crisis grows bangladesh places a new restrictions on the growing refugee population. at least thirty six demonstrators from burundi are killed by troops in the democratic republic of congo . and an arrest following friday's attack on the london underground the threat level remains critical. 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 brewi

al-jazeera gaza. human rights groups say thousands of women have been raped and sexually assaulted during the four year civil war and south sudan they blame the abuses on president salva peers government troops and opposition forces loyal to former vice president react marcher many civilians have fled to seek safety and labor in uganda from where malcolm webb reports. florence walked through the bush for two days in south sudan the sandals to get to the safety of this refugee camp in uganda she told us that was after five government soldiers gang raped her along with four other women with chains a name and hidden her face. my husband was following the shot distance behind us when he came and found these men on me he told them to stop they grabbed him immediately and killed him with a knife we had many similar stories from the people in the camps men tortured or killed and women gang raped by government soldiers he told them all ethnic groups other than theirs should leave south sudan people in this te

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 forty three thousand employees and. other minor issues that might be a big problem other issues loom not least how mahmoud abbas handles relations with the u.s. and israel both of which describe as a terrorist group gazans though are more interested in decision could make any time now to lift the recent restrictions and make their lives a little better. al-jazeera gaza now human rights groups say thousands of women have been raped and sexually assaulted during the four year civil war and south sudan they blame the abuses on president salva kiir the government troops and opposition forces loyal to form of vice president. many civilians have fled to seek safety in neighboring uganda from where malcolm webb reports. florence walked through the bush with two days in fast food on the sandals to get to the face divis refugee camp in uganda he told us that was after five government soldiers gang raped her along with four other women change their name and hadn't h

hamas has ruled gaza for ten here is simply to dismantle the administrative committee that runs the strip and to hold elections the move is seen as a major breakthrough towards resolving a long and bitter dispute but as harry force it 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 and a bass has one choice only to respond positively to achieve the palestinian dream of national unity. that dream was riven by gunfire in two thousand and seven when hamas prevailed in street battles and the political division between gaza and the occupied

as heart is as big as the gaza see that horse conscious sorrows. in the last six years has seen three was and deaths of three thousand civilians including over one thousand children. yet it finds a way to keep on living and to keep on loving. just like the people of gaza the courage strength and dignity will always be for me examples to live by. for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively we've been up we want to present a positive image and to use this to your typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yes you can still be a good a lot of women and also a very talented sailor going off around the world showing everybody how strong people are al jazeera world meets the first female same crew in the gulf oman's sailing stars at this time on al-jazeera. hello there there's another belt of cooler air working its way across parts of australia we've seen one area of cloud that's gradually now pulling away but behind it there's another system that's edging its way eastwards and that's going to

our state will only complete with the gaza strip. today, i must express my relief on the agreement reached in cairo as a result of egyptian efforts. we are thankful for these efforts in nullifying the measures taken by hamas following the division, including the formation of a government. now the government has been canceled, now there's commitments to the national consensus government to enable it to exercise its authority in the gaza strip and a for general elections to be held. this agreement has been reached and we are satisfied with the agreement. next weeks, our government is going to the gaza strip to us you is responsibility. we wish the government all success. president, ladies and gentlemen, in my speech before this assembly last year, i appealed , thee british government government of great britain to rectify the grave injustice inflicted upon the palestinian people when it issued the in 1917,eclaration promising jews homeland in palestine. despite the fact that palestine was already inhabited by palestinian people. 97% of

strip. >> one less hospital in gaza now. israel today flattened a hospital. sparkedheer scale condemnation around the world. >> shocked many people around the world. mass demonstrations have been held and many of the world's major cities. but in the united states, the story was different. polls show the american people holding firm in their support for israel. >> this is the latest poll, americans show 57% show israel's actions in gaza justified. 34% say unjustified. were striking,s but not new. over the course of the conflict in which palestinian conflicts have far outnumbered israeli casualties, the american people have consistently shown far more for the israelis and palestinians. >> is very difficult to divorce public opinion from the media coverage that people rely on to form opinions. the most prevalent lesson from looking at the coverage is the coverage tends to see this conflict from the israeli side. amy: that last voice, peter hart, national coalition against insertion. that clip from the film "the occupation of th

supply to gaza. the goal was to pressure hamas and it seems after some of those measures were taken, hamas found itself in dire circumstances, had to turn to other countries, 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

hamas says it is dissolving its government and gaza shaking up the palestinian political landscape. and as the range of crisis grows bangladesh places new restrictions on its growing refugee population. turkey has called the plan for a kurdish referendum on independence in northern iraq an issue of national security by mr benoliel time says the vote is a grave mistake the kurds control a large area iraq along the turkish border the regional government that's based in our peel has scheduled this independence vote for september twenty fifth for its part baghdad says the kurdish leadership is playing with fire iran conjoint us live from our bill in northern iraq these are really grave words that they're using iran so when turkey says national security matter what do they mean. well there is clearly a warning to the k o j and i have to understand that the turks on the kurdish regional government have had to dish in a very good relations with each other he doesn't really have any energy supplies of its own so it does rely very heavily on oil from this region there have been moments where

theocale american to cover 2014 attack on gaza. a keyword search of all of the major networks show that over the course of the 51 sought, the ongoing military siege were barely mentioned compared to the thousands of times hamas rocket attacks were mentioned. >> ways for mass watching missiles into population centers of israel? >> it is built into the very assumptionons journalists bringo the tablble. >> since isrsrael pulled out of gaza in 2005, 8000 rocketsts hae been fired from gaza a into israel. >> t this is how propagandnda w. itit works by getting your words in the mouths of other people, especially the mouths of supposedly objective media commentators. >> i'm wondering if you're outraged by the conduct of hamas , starting the conference by ash starting the conflict by rockets gekko using them as human shields? give a level of outrage at the mass itself? >> k does not seem m like propaganda at all. it s seems like news. this goes across all major media, including the supposedly most liberal. on msnbc,chel maddow known as a le

there cannot be gaza and the west bank. has to be one palestinian state, under one rule, with one vote, as they say, and one weapon. and the issue of gaza is a very strong issue to mention. i say you can't have two palestinian states and you can't speak about three-state solution. it's a two-state solution. gaza is the most complex issue in order to move through the process. jerusalem per se, the most click cite all but in terms of entering into the process, and i've been asking palestinian leaders including abbas himself, gaza has to be part of the equation. and if you guys expect israel to move forward for peace, you have to give us a solution about gaza. palestinians say, gaza will come onboard as abort of the process. fine -- part of the process. fine, let's see. what we see and hear as you mentioned correctly, is ham mas not only recognizing -- not only refusing to recognize israel, but also speaking about the aannihilation of israel. so we are kind of forked by extreme islam, basically. iranian islam and which wants t

fighters in gaza as well as palestinian police as well as the israeli army we have seen so phases of tranquility like in the last couple of years after the scars of war so there is a tap bring down of violence which has happened what we see at the same time is. controversies on how to organize social services how to organize the relationship between the gazan and the palestinian authority isn't this how it's translated in the de facto reduction of electricity services in gaza in repercussions on the health services in gaza hospitals stone sufficient electricity people don't have sufficient electricity so there is something like a lack of hope and the desperation that i see today because of this situation because of the difficulties and the hardship. that people are experiencing in particular around gaza and it's interesting you say that because i've interviewed a number of high profile israeli and palestinian officials in if there is one thing they may have in common both sides believe that time place on their side and i wonder what's your take on that does it indeed can it indeed he

only the west bank and gaza strip. so existence of a, we are all talking about the same piece of land. we are all talking about -- so existentially, we are all talking about the same piece of land. we are all talking about the same area. half, not only is no one really happy, but nobody recognizes their disparate parts in that. number one, let's not spread the baby in half if we don't have to and is no reason that we have to at this time. number two, this is more of a logistical thing. the financial system as an infrastructure actually would not have to change at all. currently, inside the gaza strip and the west bank, everything is -- from a financial point of view -- is israeli and everything is done by the occupying power. that should come as no surprise to anybody. even in gaza, which has been notn up by -- they did create their own currency or their own financial system. it is still run under the israeli financial system and ever structure. cell phone companies that -- and infrastructure. all theye companies, do i

a political analyst here in gaza. why now after what we've seen over recent months and indeed years we see all this pressure coming from fatah. squeezing electricity squeezing pay we've seen egypt negotiating with hamas on the basis of an alternative figure mohammad dahlan as a potential power sharing now over the last few days and now we see this much broader potential agreement why is this coming about now. well that is a very good question and i believe the number of events that happened over the past six months probably pushed both. been taken by president. starting from april of this year. one thing and the other thing is the understanding. between. also. to. come forward. and i have. this time under the leadership. to try to open a new page on palestinian reconciliation between the main two factions hamas. had similar territory before in terms of conciliation but obstacles always got in the way they've collapsed. remain to be solved. well that is the. magic of the palestinians are the palestinian division has be

heart is as big as the gaza see that horse conscious sorrows. in the last six years has seen three was and deaths of three thousand civilians including over one thousand children. yet it finds a way to keep on living and to keep on loving. just like the people of gaza the courage strength and dignity will always be for me examples to live by. for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively have been up we want to present a positive image and to use this to your typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yachts you can still be a good a lot of women and also a very top i did say going off around the world showing everybody how strong people are al jazeera world meets the first female same crew in the gulf oman's sailing stars at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back we'll look at the weather across the americas the remnants from still just showing up in the south the little bit of rain around generally though as we look at the forecast weather conditions looking generally fine across many

fighters in gaza as well as palestinian police as well as the israeli army we have seen so phases of tranquility like in the last couple of years after the scars of war so there is a tap bring down of violence which has happened what we see at the same time is. controversies on how to organize social services how to organize the relationship between the gazan and the palestinian authority isn't translated in the de facto reduction of electricity services in gaza in repercussions on the health services in gaza hospitals sufficient electricity people don't have sufficient electricity so there is something like a lack of hope and the desperation that i see today because of this situation because of the difficulties and the hardship. that people are experiencing in particular around gaza and it's interesting you say that because i've interviewed a number of high profile israeli and palestinian officials in if there is one thing they may have in common both sides believe that time plays on their side and i wonder what's your take on that does it indeed can it indeed heal all of ones becau

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 egyptian effort we believe that and 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 have a force that has won out from gaza city there are three ministries which have always been attached reported towards the. based administration the occupied west bank administration of the fatah led palestinian authority the other ministries the other officials are so far

high 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 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 be. spokesman the representative who deals with hamas in terms of the the instantly 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

amar's heart is as big as the gaza see that horse conscious sorrows. in the last six years has seen three was and deaths of three thousand civilians including over one thousand children. yet it finds a way to keep on living and to keep on loving. just like the people of gaza the courage strength and dignity will always be for me examples to live by. for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively we've been up we want to present a positive image and to use this to your typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yes you can still be a good a modern woman and also a very talented sailor going off around the world showing everybody how strong people are al jazeera world meets the first female sailing crew in the gulf oman's sailing stars at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back come pleased to be able to report the temperatures in q.a. city are just beginning to drop why a little bit they've been the wrong side of forty five they're now just starting to come down so hopefully the heat of summer is

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 affairs now we have this much broader proposal for a unity government for reconsideration between fatah and hamas which have been defied separated since two thousand and seven when hamas since when hamas has been running gaza as its own territory the questions though re

mahmoud abbas has cut salaries inside gaza, reduced the electricity to gaza and limited medicines going in. that was an attempt to pressure hamas. it widened the rift. that's why it's such an important statement saying they're willing to reconcile. they're in need of cash, in need of help. they've turned to turkey, the uae and egypt. and this follows all of that. this big statement saying they're willing to work with faw t fattah. >> how might this be received by israel? >> reporter: that's an excellent question. we haven't got and response yet. netanyahu is on the other side of the world at this point, he's in north america getting ready for the united nations general assembly. but in talking to palestinian officials in the past, many have pointed out that only the israelis benefit from the split. it's not clear from israel's perspective at this point. prime minister benjamin netanyahu will speak and abbas will speak. it will be critical to see how they play this and where this goes from here. >> oren lieberman, thanks for the report and we'll stay in touch with you on it. >>> coalitio

was injured on january fourth of this year two thousand and nine during the israeli assault on the gaza strip three of her uncles were killed her mother eventually died having gone to egypt with a child for medical treatment and dying there and most of the family was injured as well including five who suffered significant degree burns all over her body. so the family was destroyed basically through grandmother has suffered. a terrible loss her husband was killed three of her sons were killed and one of her daughters was killed so psychologically she's in enormous emotional pain as one can imagine. the pain my limbs. would have to get here. is that. she felt uncomfortable and confused first of all from here too long. trip from the. so here go actually on tuesday we have a first appointment with her doctor and he's going to see her for the first time after dad will decide he will decide how many series she gets but absolutely she needs more than one surgery because it's a severe burn. we could attack a doctor but he's a skin specialist who volunteered his services to treat kids and luckil

amar's heart is as big as the gaza see that horse countless sorrows. in the last six years has seen three was and deaths of three thousand civilians including over one thousand children. yet it finds a way to keep on living and to keep on loving. just like the people of gaza the courage strength and dignity will always be for me examples to live by. for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively we've been up we want to present a positive image and to use this to your typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yes you can still be a good a modern woman and also a very talented sailor going off around the world showing everybody how strong people are al jazeera world meets the first female sailing crew in the gulf oman's sailing stars at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back we'll start with the levant and western parts of asia in this forecast and temperature wise all looking very good very warm very pleasant conditions for many terms there are twenty nine in tehran still on the high side for k

heart is as big as the gaza see that horse conscious sorrows. in the last six years has seen three was and deaths of three thousand civilians including over one thousand children. yet it finds a way to keep on living and to keep on loving. just like the people of gaza the courage strength and dignity will always be for me examples to live by. for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively we've been up we want to present a positive image and to use this to your typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yes you can still be a good a lot of women and also a very talented sailor going off around the world showing everybody how strong people are al jazeera world meets the first female sailing crew in the gulf oman's sailing stars at this time on al-jazeera. the it. from cool brisk north and fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. hello and welcome back now we'll look at the weather across the americas in south america plenty of showers across northwestern areas this frontal sys

and the issue of gaza is a very strong issue to mention. i say you can't have two palestinian states and you can't speak about three-state solution. it's two-state solution. gaza is the most complex issue to resolve in order to move to the process. jerusalem per se i would say the most complicated of all, but in terms of entering into the process, and i've been asking palestinian leader, including abbas himself, gaza has to be part of the equation and if you expect israel to move forward for peace, you have to give us a solution about gaza. palestinians say gaza will come on bard as part of the process. fine. let's see. what we see and hear, a you mentioned creque correctly, is ham mass refusing to recognize israel but also speaking about the annihilation of israel. they want to cover us from north, from hezbollah, south from hamas, and that's why the moderate coalition of nations is the answer to islamic extremism and is an opportunity to be exploited. please. >> i have a question. do you -- for either/or boston you do. you think if the un

going hard as we approach the border area between egypt and gaza i saw security vehicles in front and behind our bus to security. after six hours drive and several rigorous checkpoints our bus and the security vans made it to their off our border. security. inside the office area cameras are strictly prohibited and we used a discreet cellphone to capture this footage. as an international convoy with prior permissions we waited for three hours to get clearance for gazans to get through it could take much longer or they may be turned away altogether. thanks to us we got our visa and i could hardly believe we had actually made it to higher so we arrived late at a hotel and could not go to meet for right away she lives near the border with israel and we are cautioned not to ensure that way at night. you know it's almost night. to leave thinking a lot. to live to go see her so i text her oh i did see a photo. i don't see you shawn. early the next morning a mile drive towards photos home. for you this one. this is the house you know this is your house when feel like when feel like when you

that has led to a worsening humanitarian situation in gaza as well. so palestinian people are broadly welcoming news that there is this new conciliation effort now. it is also been welcomed by others, for example, the un special envoy here, who said that all parties must seize this opportunity to restore unity and open a new page for the palestinian people. research suggests more than a quarter of england's secondary schools are not offering religious education, despite being legally required to do so. the national association of teachers of re says it's a worrying trend and many pupils are not being prepared for life in modern britain. the department for education says religious education remains compulsory. tim muffett reports. the coopers' company and coborn school in upminster, where religious education is a core subject. it gives you the skill to debate, argue, and really consider what other people view about something. all state schools in england, including academies and free schools, are legally obliged to provide religious education as part o

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 restart talks with fatah on getting back to the 2011 reconciliation deal which was agreed between all of the palestinian factions. this is being read as positive. there is a senior fatah official who has said it is positive and promising. we expect fatah officials in cairo will be meeting with senior egyptian officials during the day and we will get a full response from them. new protests have broken out in the us city of st louis, where last week, a white former police officer was found not guilty of murdering a black man in 2011. hundreds have marched in the missouri city for a second day, chanting, "black lives matter." more than 33 protesters were arrested and 11 police officers were injured in friday night's scuffles. we have a contingent of officers ready to respond to any incident that may arise. we will continue to ensure our citizens‘ first amendment rights are protected. however we will not tolerate v

there is skepticism that people in the gaza strip would accept it. i think yes we do need to have a representative that represents all palestinians. that's part of the conundrum that we don't have that currently so we are on able to transform this legislatively into a political platform. therefore the idea continues in process to be an idea that is inapplicable because we don't have the vehicle to apply the idea whether it's one state or tuesday. the final point is in ethically moral point. i hated israel, i hated the jews, i was a big fan of suicide bombers. they are the enemy and the victimizers so anything that happens to them is okay because they've done this to themselves. i came to a point that i've realize they're not going anywhere and more importantly -- i cannot exercise my right of self-determination in a way that i know it's going to be impeding on someone else's right to self determination. it's very paradoxical that we palestine's are a majority and we are in the same space in the 1930s where they were in the position of believing they

gaza will come on ward. let's say what we see and hear as you mentioned correct way is hamas not only refusing to recognize israel but also the king about the annihilation of israel so we are kind of forced by extreme islam basically the iranian islam which wants to cover us from hezbollah, from hamas and that's by the moderate coalition of nations is the answer to violent extremism and it's an opportunity to be -- please. >> have a question worth for both of you. do you think if the united states leaves that other countries will follow and beat a path to israel sexting first with the club to have the american embassy in jerusalem and we all want more embassies recognizing israeli however i can frank to say it's not the most prioritized interests prioritized interest. it has political sensitivities. >> i would like to i worked on campuses around the area for the past year and the jewish generation has separated itself from the state of israel in general. the problem right now is that we cannot reach this gen

the show in gaza then. well still the same people that were running the show yesterday for now at least there are three ministries which have always been attached reported towards the. 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

as with the west bank and gaza. it also said that it was ready to restart talks with them on getting back to this 2011 reconciliation deal was agreed at the time between all of the palestinian factions. this is being read as a something very positive. there is a senior official who has come out giving an initial response saying it is positive that promising. we now expect that there are officials in cairo who will be meeting with senior egyptian officials during the day, and will get a full response from them. thanks very much. there's been a second night of protests in the american city of st louis, following the acquittal of a white former police officer accused of murdering a black man. on friday, a number of people were arrested, and several police officers were injured. we have a contingent of officers ready to respond to any incident that may arise. we will continue to ensure our citizens‘ first amendment rights are protected. however we will not tolerate violence, against citizens, police officers, or damag

says is dissolving is government in gaza shaking up the palestinian political landscape. i'm sam is a band this is out is there a live from down so coming up iran iraq and turkey warn against the planned referendum in iraq semi autonomous kurdish region. the revenge of crisis bangladesh imposes new on strict new restrictions on refugees for me and my. second arrest following friday's attack on the london underground u.k. threat level remains principle. the palestinian father movement is cautiously welcoming a pledge from its rival hamas to hold talks in the general election a mass release the statement saying it's willing to end its feud with the which controls the occupied west bank and masses also vowed to dissolve its administrative committee which governs gaza for the deputy leader calls the move positive and promising if true force it 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 fatah led palestinian authority the other ministries the oth

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 their two four hours a day, followed by 20 hours of michael 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 effort now, it has also been welcomed by others including the un special envoy here who said all parties must seize this opportunity to restore unity and open a new page for the palestinian people. 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,

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 acting executive committee however they are both in words and indeed it seems ready now to dissolve it entirely the facts a. spokesman the representative who deals with hamas in terms of the the instantly into the sign problems that they've had for the last ten years he is saying that facts are 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 her

and so on so forth so egypt has put a lot of pressure on hamas in gaza put a lot of pressure on the palestinians let's all remember that egypt blockaded the one point seven million palestinians in gaza for a good number of years now for at least a decade or so so under sisi the policies have suffered and you would accept expected them to side with justice instead. he wanted to as you exactly as you said you wanted to play the sponsor and the israelis and palestinians the need to make peace with each other the everyone knows that boss is the very least need to make the switch other what is required here and now like what the president of the on did what they made of qatar did what even president. of france say there is justice in this in this issue israel needs to occupy palestine there has to be a fair resolution to the palestinian question and so on so forth one bashar for the moment thank you thank you well in the last hour a ministers from the organization of islamic cooperation met at the u.n. the scuffs the plight of me and mars rover hinge a muslim minority many leaders have r