embassy well i play outside the u.s. embassy compound it's approximately three kilometers from the compound because the security forces cordoned off the area i was part of the fire and the concrete steps are venting the protesters from reaching the u.s. embassy a few thousand people have been gathering in this area since the early hours of the morning not just palestinian refugees to move goods lebannon but lebanese as well as several lebanese and palestinian groups as well as books by speakers call for this process now people there is a loss of anger here a lot of defiance all you hear time and time again people is that there is no other choice but to stock people have lost hope and in dialogue with israel in the peace process the camp such as we are hearing is that we should support the intifada and that there should be if he has a holy war against israel others are chanting palestine forgive us they have to stop the doors on us in reference to arab leaders because the anger here is not just directed against israel and

embassy to jerusalem it has been u.s. policy or gold of the u.s. for decades but it's never been implemented right. basically all the presidents and the clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months because twenty two years ago the u.s. congress passed a law the jerusalem embassy act which says that jerusalem is the capital of israel and that the u.s. embassy should move there now that gives the president of united states the chance to postpone the implementation of that law by a six months at a time if it is in the national interest of the security of the united states and that has happened again and again bill clinton and george w. bush and then barack obama have all postponed the implementation of this again and again donald trump also did it one day in the summer this year but only grudgingly after he was. supported in this by his advisors and allies of the united states but now he seems to have changed his mind it could be that he declares he wants to the embassy in jerusalem but still postponed the move for six months so l

embassy in beirut to protest the u.s. decision i do recognize that israel is the capital to recognize tourism as a copy of the of as well as many another news group several hundred protesters still is trying to reach the u.s. embassy compound but security forces have cordoned off the road preventing people from approaching further people being pushed back from the smell of the tear gas people are angry there's defiance they're chanting and they're chanting words against arab leaders saying that they haven't done enough to to confront the u.s. decision that words are not enough they want action they want the peace process to be declared that they're calling for they're supporting a new intifada and calling on person in me to lead them to stop talking and building any dialogue with israel and people across three continents show their solidarity with the palestinians charlot bellus has more on that. for many this is not a geographical issue but a muslim one is stamboul transformed into a sea of turkish and palestinian flags

embassy in beirut to protest the u.s. decision as a vatican isis really is the capital to recognize jerusalem as the proper clothes as well palestinian of a newsgroup several hundred protesters stairs trying to reach the u.s. embassy compound but security forces have cordoned off the road preventing people from approaching further people being pushed back from the smell of the teargas people are angry there is defiance they're chanting and they're chanting words against arab leaders saying that they haven't done enough to to confront the u.s. decision that words are not enough they want action they want the peace process to be declared that they're calling for but they're supporting a new intifada and calling on person in the lead to stop talking and building any dialogue with israel. people across three continents show their solidarity with the palestinians enough. for many this is not a geographical issue but a muslim one is stamboul transformed into a sea of turkish and palestinian flags i feel like i should defend pal

embassy embassy in beirut. the u.s. announcement on jerusalem has overshadowed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visit to europe french president emanuel micron has been a vocal critic of donald trump's moves and the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons i can has received the twenty seventeen nobel peace prize in all slowed it is urging all nuclear powers to adopt and sign a u.n. treaty to ban the use of their way. and israeli security guard has been wounded in a stabbing at jerusalem central bus station police say an israeli citizen and an officer stopped the attacker from escaping he was then arrested and is reportedly from the occupied west bank. christians have expressed their frustration with donald trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem many of them spoke out during sunday services in gaza just over two hundred thousand palestinian christians live in the occupied territory and in israel. sunday morning massing garza is a reminder that the status of jerusalem just

embassy in beirut to protest the u.s. decision to have ignited israel is the capital of zero three to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel palestinian of a newsgroup several hundred protesters stairs trying to reach the u.s. embassy compound but security forces have cordoned off the road that are venting people from approaching further people being pushed back from the smell of the teargas people are angry there's defiance they're chanting but they're chanting words against arab leaders saying that they haven't done enough to to confront the u.s. decision that words are not enough they want action they want the peace process to be declared that they're calling for they're supporting a new intifada and calling on person immediately to stop talking and moving any dialogue with israel. people across three continents show their solidarity with the palestinians shelling has more that. for many this is not a geographical issue but a muslim one is stamboul transformed into a sea of turkish and palestinian flags i feel li

embassy employee, and this led to a bit of a row with the u.s. embassy, because the u.s. embassy is a diplomatic compound. but the turkish government had detained this employee because in the aftermath of the coup attempt last year, there had been a series of raids in -- and series of operations against people that turkey considers to be terrorists, because turkey believes that the coup attempt was launched by what they call a terrorist organization manned -- sorry, led by fethullah gulen in the u.s. the u.s., of course, is not extraditing him. it is asking for more evidence. there has been this back-and-forth of discomfort between 2 nato allies. when the detention happened, the u.s. embassy stop issuing visas to turkish citizens and the turkish embassy intern stopped -- in turn stopped issuing visas to u.s. citizens. up to that point, the disagreement between the two countries only affected each other diplomatically, but that was the first time it had a practical impact on regular citizens. sharanjit: as you said, the relationship hasn't always been good, so what does th

u.s. embassy in israel will move from tel aviv to jerusalem that means recognizing the city as the capital of israel one palestinian diplomat has called it the kiss of death for the two state solution. also coming up the russian olympic committee is suspended with immediate effect a limb pick officials ban russia from the upcoming winter games over state sponsored doping clean athletes will only be allowed to compete as neutrals. or. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program great to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump is expected to announce today that he will move america's embassy in israel to jerusalem recognizing the city as the capital of the jewish state it is a major change in american policy and one that the palestinians and arab states say could threaten the middle east peace process one palestinian diplomat has called it the kiss of death for the proposed two state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict. israel long ago declared jerusalem as its eternal capital but

embassy being moved. to jerusalem and further eighty one percent of americans think that american presidential policy in the middle east should be guided by experts on the region not by family members or personal lawyers as trump is doing now but i repeat again the real bottom line here is the incompetence of arab leaderships all right on the hoodie good to have you with us on al-jazeera thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera the legacy of the fall close relatives a fall an argentinean soldiers finally get a chance to pay their respects. beneath pink skies by the taj mahal. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there for many of us in the southeast in parts of china the weather is fine unsettled at the moment it's also not quite as cold as it has been so shanghai should get to around twelve degrees on wednesday and by this they will be up to thirteen so this was the south there has been a fair few showers just working their way on to the coast of vietnam but i think even these drying up on thursda

embassy. and then rabbet the moroccan capital. they yell slurs against the u.s. president with banners that reads jerusalem is the capital of palestine in the crowd of government ministers and officials the an army of pro palestinian protesters rolled down cairo streets cell phones held high the. the muslim solidarity even spread to the embattled nations of yemen and syria ok that was the summit live city to daraa where the syrian uprising began the global dissent against the u.s. embassy in jerusalem marched on charlotte dallas. natasha bottle has more now on that meeting in paris between mackerel. the greetings were warm and friendly but this could not have been an easy meeting the french president and israeli prime minister are divided over the u.s. decision to recognize theresa as the capital of israel a move that has drawn international condemnation it often takes i have expressed to prime minister netanyahu my disapproval of the recent declarations of the president of the united states that france believes to be against international law and dangerous for p

embassy to jerusalem it has been u.s. policy or goal of the u.s. for decades but it's never been implemented right. basically all the presidents of the clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months because twenty two years ago the us congress passed a law the jerusalem embassy act which says that. is the capital of israel and that the us embassy should move there now that law gives the president of the united states the chance to postpone the implementation of that law by a six months at a time if it is in the national interest of the security of the united states and that has happened again and again bill clinton and george w. bush and then barack obama have all postponed the implementation of this again and again donald trump also did it one in the summer this year but only grudgingly after he was. supported in this by his advisors and allies of the united states but now he seems to have changed his mind it could be that he declares he wants to the embassy in jerusalem but still postpone the move for six months so legally not

embassy in beirut there to protest the u.s. decision as you have ignited crossrail is the capital of zero three to recognize tourism as the capital of as well over the many another newsgroup several hundred protesters stairs trying to reach the u.s. embassy compound but security forces have cordoned off the road preventing people from approaching further people being pushed back from the smell of the teargas people are angry there's defiance oh they're chanting they're chanting words against arab leaders saying that they haven't done enough though to to confront the u.s. this is in the words are not enough they want action they want the peace process to be declared that they're calling for what they're supporting a new intifada and calling on person immediately to stop talking and moving any dialogue with israel. well more protests have been held in other cities around the world hundreds of protesters in istanbul waved turkish and palestinian flags the president richard typer the one as being one of the most vocal critics of tr

carsten moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem it has been u.s. policy or goal of the u.s. for decades but it's never been implemented right. basically all the presidents and the clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months because twenty two years ago the u.s. congress passed a law the jerusalem embassy act which says that. is the capital of israel and that the u.s. embassy should move there now that law gives the president of the united states the chance to postpone the implementation of that law by a six months at a time if it is in the national interest of the security of the united states and that has happened again and again bill clinton and george w. bush and then barack obama have all postponed the implementation of this again and again donald trump also did it one in the summer this year but only grudgingly after he was. supported in this by his advisors and allies of the united states but now he seems to have changed his mind it could be that he declares he wants to the embassy in jerusalem but still postponed the move for six months so legall

brent: and carsten, moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, it has been a u.s. goal for decades but it has never been implemented, right? carsten: basically all presidents since bill clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months. because 22 years ago, the u.s. congress passed a law, the jerusalem embassy act, which says that jerusalem is the capital of israel and that the u.s. embassy should move there. that law, however, gives the president of the united states the chance to postpone the implementation of that law by six months, at the time, if it is in the national interest of the security of the united states. and that has happened again and again. bill clinton and then george w. bush and then barack obama have all postponed the implementation of this again and again. donald trump also did it once in the summer of this year, but only grudgingly, after he was supported in this by his advisors and arab allies of the united states. but now he seems to have changed his mind. it could be that he declares he wants the embassy in jerusalem, but s

pending decades of american diplomacy the u.s. president infuriates muslim world leaders by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital also announces plans to move the u.s. embassy it's a momentous change but change of what sort this is inside story.

u.s. embassy in israel will move from tel aviv to jerusalem that means recognizing the city as the capital of israel one palestinian diplomat has called it a big kiss of death for the two state solution. also coming up the russian olympic committee is suspended who was immediately for. olympic officials banned russia from the upcoming winter games over state sponsored doping clean athletes will only be allowed to eat as neutral. and a state of emergency in southern california as firefighters battle severe wildfires almost two hundred thousand people are ordered to evacuate. plus look out for those bitcoin millionaires as the cryptocurrency breaks through the twelve thousand dollar barrier the champagne corks are popping for some lucky investors will find out what's inflating the bit when bubble. and. they met him it is the first black woman to win britain's prestigious turner prize for our she is also the oldest at sixty three we will look at her work. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the progra

embassy to jerusalem. it's been u.s. law since 1995 that every six months the president has to sign a waiver deferring action on that law about president trump will announce in the next few minutes that despite the fact that other presidents have said as candidates or congressmen if you look at gerald ford in 1972 that they were going to move it and did something else when they became president, he is going to begin the steps to move the embassy. with the caveat that this is going to take a long time. yesterday we had a briefing from the national security council, they said finding the land for the embassy and building it would take a minimum of three years. probably four years because you have to incorporate the corporate security measures as well. to get down the political lines to push that window out even further, we could be talking about six, eight years before anything happens but the president is now going to go on record and say jerusalem is the capital of israel and that he's going to move the embassy to jerusa

so he will say for now the u.s. embassy stays in tel aviv. i'll move to jerusalem but uncertain when. so it will take sometime. additionally we are told that these source expect him to find some way to soften this because of the tensions in the area. that he will recognize partly part of jerusalem as being the future palestinian capital. certain holy sites given heed to the palestinian claims and deep sensitivities surrounding jerusalem. one more thing, we are told it's possible that the president will also sues some language to further soften this which has been hotly debated in the white house, how to balance all of these tensions out, that he may make some kind of statement on their being a need ultimately for a two-state solution. >> i want to bring in cnn senior correspondent who served negotiator and adviser on middle east issues. aaron, to you, we have heard now as of today there were a series of phone calls that president trump made and he alerted arab leaders that indeed he is going to do this. there has been so much push back on whe

embassy to jerusalem it has been u.s. policy or goal of the u.s. for decades but it's never been implemented right. basically all the presidents and the clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months because twenty two years ago the u.s. congress passed a law the jerusalem embassy act which says that. is the capital of israel and that the u.s. embassy should move there now that law gives the president of united states the chance to postpone the implementation of that law by a six months at a time if it is in the national interest of the security of the united states and that has happened again and again bill clinton and george w. bush and then barack obama have all postponed the implementation of this again and again donald trump also did it one in the summer this year but only grudgingly after he was. supported in this by his advisors and allies of the united states but now he seems to have changed his mind it could be that he declares he wants to the embassy in jerusalem but still postponed the move for six months so legally no

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to the news coming to you live from berlin anger on the streets of beirut thousands of protester the u.s. embassy to love going on as arab diplomats demand that donald trump will force his decision recognize you drusilla as israel's capital also coming out. rights groups in germany more international human rights day with a call for the release of a turkish german journalist from prison in cherokee we'll hear from an activist who's just been freed from the tension there. plus the best film that europe has to offer this year of bitter at that if you're the square. eyed dark swedish comedy wins big at the european film awards we'll bring you all the highlights from europe's answer to the oscars. from sarah harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. arab league foreign ministers have demanded that the united states reverse president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital that decision has sparked violent protests not just in israel in the palestinian territories but in other countries as well and loving on security forces a fired tear gas and water

embassy to jerusalem it has been u.s. policy or goal of the u.s. for decades but it's never been implemented right. basically all the presidents and the clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months because twenty two years ago the us congress passed a law the jerusalem embassy act which says that. is the capital of israel and that the us embassy should move there now that law gives the president of united states the chance to postpone the implementation of that law by a six months at a time if it is in the national interest of the security of the united states and that has happened again and again bill clinton and george w. bush and then barack obama have all postponed the implementation of this again and again donald trump also did it one day in the summer this year but only grudgingly after he was. supported in this by his advisors and allies of the united states but now he seems to have changed his mind it could be that he declares he wants to the embassy in jerusalem but still postponed the move for six months so legally no

embassy there from tel aviv but every u.s. president since bill clinton has blocked it from happening a till now i have determined. that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel it's an historic foreign policy term for the united states but the white house says reflects a political reality given jerusalem is the seat of the israeli government trump denies this will harm ongoing u.s. peace efforts we are not taking a position of any final status issues including the specific boundaries of the israeli sovereignty in jerusalem or the resolution of contested borders those questions are up to the parties involved many people overseas and in washington disagree and have warned the u.s. president not to break with decades of historical precedence the way it's painted perceived in the region particularly by the by they are a publics is going to be problematic for the united states and will raise further questions about whether the whether or not the united states can be an honest broker in working out an a

embassy in beirut in lebanon yesterday and also outside the u.s. embassy colter in malaysia people incredibly unhappy and there were violent scenes between the security forces and protesters there a decision for the moment it seems relatively calm here but there is an underlying tension people are just incredibly unhappy in fact the white house actually address the tensions earlier on today saying that these tensions are the fact that these protests are actually not the fault of donald trump but the fault of the protesters themselves the protesters who would disagree and say this is all been sparked this tension has all been sparked in the region because of one man donald trump and his decision to state that jerusalem is now the recognized.

op ending decades of american diplomacy the u.s. president infuriates muslim and world leaders by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital donald trump also announces plans to move the u.s. embassy it's a momentous change but change of what sort this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle for decades american presidential candidates from both parties have promised to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem but once elected they have retreated from the idea on wednesday donald trump change that overruled his top political and military advisers to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and it out plans to relocate the u.s. embassy to give you a sense of how unusual last his of all the countries that maintain full diplomatic relations with israel not one currently has an embassy in jerusalem and the few that have had embassies there in the past have been small countries with little connection to the middle east such as costa rica and el salvador has had out from her a force that in o

embassy in israel is drawing sharp criticism from u.s. allies, raising fear that the move will stoke under arrest and damage peace prospects. let's get reaction from the chief palestinian representative to the united states. doctor, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> you told reuters yesterday before the decision was announced this would have catastrophic consequences and in your words would be a kiss of death for a two-state solution, israel and palestine. why? >> because jerusalem is at the very heart of the two-state solution and it has been the u.s. long held position all these years, it was in writing by secretary baker who invited us the palestinians by a written letter that the u.s. would commit to international resolutions 24338. that's land for peace. the end of israel's occupation that begun in 1967. that includes jerusalem and the state will be reestablished in that state. in that letter, security baker specified the status of jerusalem and -- accept negotiations we will respect the status of jerusalem. we wi

moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv. world leaders, even the pope, have urged the president to reconsider. we have fox team coverage. james rosen in washington with historical perspective on the jerusalem move. conor powell in jerusalem with international reaction. we begin with chief white house correspond to john roberts on the north lawn and what led to this monumental decision. >> good evening. he was cautioned not to do it by advisors and world leaders alike but today president trump insisted 22 years of doing the same thing in israel has yielded nothing in terms of peace, so he is going to shake it up. for decades, u.s. presidential candidates have pledged they would be the one to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. today donald trump became the first one as president to say he is going to do it. >> today we finally acknowledge that jerusalem is israel's capital. consistent with the jerusalem embassy act, i am also directing the state department to begin preparation to move the american emba

from berlin and see us protests turned violent in beirut demonstrators clashed with police near the u.s. embassy to love and it's the latest outburst of anger at donald trump's decision to recognize your gross alone as israel's capital also coming up. rights groups here in germany are marking international human rights take the call for the release of a turkish german journalist who's in prison in turkey we'll hear from an activist who's just been freed from detention there. and jordan says goodbye to coach peter bosch replacing him after eight bonus later matches with out a winner we'll find out how they hope to turn their fortunes around. i'm sara harmon welcome to the show thanks for joining us arab league foreign ministers have demanded that the unite. states reverse president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and that decision has sparked violent protests not just in israel and palestinian territories but in other countries as well and lovenox security forces have fired tear gas and water cannon at protesters near the u.s. embassy in beirut addressi

u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem abbas warns of dangerous consequences. celebratory rally by who sees and yemen's capital where a funeral for former president ali abdullah saleh has been postponed. and the international olympic committee bans most of russian athletes from the winter games though some will still be allowed to compete. be a mayor of kuwait has called for a blueprint to resolve the gulf crisis during the g.c.c. summit in quite city katter and kuwait are the only gulf nations to have sent heads of state to the summit others were represented by ministers or deputy prime ministers it follows a regional dispute which began when saudi arabia bahrain in the u.a.e. cut ties with cattle in june. i would like to point out the reason for this summit jordan is very sensitive time regionally and internationally and that is the wisdom and the good judgment of all the leaders of the g.c.c. and their belief of the importance of this organization under any circumstance. jamal michel joins

now, the u.s. embassy staff in beirut are restricted in their movements. at the best of times and certainly at the moment they're being told not to go out and about in this the city. now, what was interesting about this demonstration is that it brought together a broad spectrum of groups here in lebanon. you had palestinian refugees, islamist organizations, left-wing lebanese parties all coming together, united in this their contem dags of president trump's recognition of jerusalem as the clal of israel. these are groups that have been quite split over the war in syria, yemen, upheavals, but now they seem to be all coming together on this one issue, not just in lebanon but across the middle east. now this afternoon, we are expecting his boll la to hold a large demonstration perhaps the largest we've seen yet. however, this demonstration, by his balance la is not expected to be violent. there are no u.s. -- normally they make sure their demonstrators behavior. ben wedeman live for us. >> former trump campaign officials paul manafort and his colleague rick g

is the capital of israel and that the u.s. embassy should be there however that law of course gives president the ability to postpone this to sign a waiver for six months again and again and all presidents so far have done that citing national security interests donald trump also did so in summer but only grudgingly and it seems to me that he now wants to make good on his campaign promise him all right is he undermining the u.s. position as a theoretically fair broker by backing one side. i think so and this administration has always be seen to be closer to israel than to the palestinians of course on the troubles also quite close to the leaders of saudi arabia the major power in the arab world and the troubling ministration seems to have tried to use the saudis to lean on the palestinians but the palestinians always for a bit. as a second rank to the trumpet ministration i don't think that this move will improve the feelings among the palestinians toward the american administration karsa phenomena reporting from washington th

embassy in indonesia's capital jakarta the president you are total urged the u.s. to reconsider its decision. the u.k. and the e.u. have reached a deal that will allow the talks to move on to the next stage they agreed on the u.k. so-called divorce payment the border with ireland and maintaining citizens' rights fees chief negotiator says the withdrawal deal must be ready by october of next year. russia's foreign minister says north korea wants direct talks with the u.s. so your level of passed on that message to the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson in vienna on thursday now it follows the north's latest launch of a missile and threats of nuclear retaliation from donald trump the french president emmanuel macro has called on foreign powers to stop interfering in politics in lebanon he's hosting a meeting on the issue in paris eleven on his prime minister saad hariri is there he withdrew his resignation on tuesday a month after he made the surprise announcement to step down whilst in saudi arabia liberia will not hold a rerun of his presidential election suprem

that the u.s. embassy should move there now that law gives the president of united states the chance to postpone the implementation of that law by a six months at a time if it is in the national interest of the security of the united states and that has happened again and again bill clinton and george w. bush and then barack obama have all postponed the implementation of this again and again donald trump also did it one in the summer this year but only grudgingly after he was. supported in this by his advisors and allies of the united states but now he seems to have changed his mind it could be that he declares he wants to the embassy in jerusalem but still postponed the move for six months so legally not much would change but it would still be a game changer politically and diplomatically let's bring in our correspondent in jerusalem tanya kramer standing by for us hi tania in our report a little earlier that we heard the palestinian authority saying that this move could see the end of the peace p

demonstrators attempt to storm the u.s. embassy in beirut in protest over donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital it follows days of rage in palestine and condemnation from the un security council. syria has been proclaimed free of islamic state military groups both pockets of scott a jihadist remain. and russia has banned from the twenty eighteen winter olympics after the doping scandal which erupted two years ago that's despite the i.o.c. saying there's no concrete evidence to support claims of a state sponsor of drugs program. and letting matthews in and says he will run for reelection in the twenty eighteen presidential race. this is the weekly at r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. well our top story from lebanon these out this hour these are the live pictures from outside the u.s. embassy in beirut where protesters have attempted to storm the building the rally in the lebanese capital is the latest in a string of protests decrying pr

embassy in beirut though to protest the u.s. decision to have ignited israel is the capital of trick to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel palestinian of a newsgroup several hundred protesters stairs trying to reach the u.s. embassy compound but security forces have cordoned off the road to preventing people from approaching further people being pushed back from the smell of the teargas people are angry there's defiance oh they're chanting. they're chanting words against arab leaders saying that they haven't done enough to to confront the u.s. decision that words are not enough they want action they want the peace process to be declared that they're calling for they're supporting a new intifada and calling on person in me to be lead to stop talking and moving any dialogue with israel or trump's declaration interest them has been condemned across the wild on sunday protests in solidarity with the palestinians was staged on three continents showing up at us reports. for many this is not a geographical issue muslim one is

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