that was yasser arafat. >> a fat thought he was the leader of the palestinians and he was. he couldn't control all of them, but in as much as they hadda an elected representative, it was yasser arafat. >> five minutes past the deadline where they said they would execute the hostages. >> 900 million people tuned in to watch the olympic games around the world were transfixed watching this grizzly terrorist drama play out in front of them. >> the israeli hostages and commander who is held them hostage for the entire day has now left a makeshift helicopter pad at the back of the olympic village. >> they wanted to rescue them and the germans said no. when the bad number comes up, it comes up very bad. >> we find this drama has not ended. the third has -- >> the german police were set up at the nearby air base to neutralize the terrorists and there by rescue the hostages. >> the latest word we get from the airport is that all hell has broken loose out there. there is still shooting going on and report of a burning helicopter. >> police forces had no training in this area. they di

yass yasser arafat was one of them. they were obsessed to kill him. in one time he ordered to take down a cargo plane going from athens to chirowhere mu saud said arafat is on board. he said the target grew a beard. still, we understand it's him. but the head of the air force, general david avery had his doubts. he thought sharron was taking it too personal to kill arafat. and why would arafat travel on that plane, why from athens to chiro? he demanded more and more cooperation from military intelligence in mussad. they intercepted the cargo plane, and ara shon pressured to give the order, engage, take this airplane down. only the very last minute was it found that arafat was aboard that plane, but not yasser. his brother, the head of the palestinian red crescent, with 30 palestinian injured children that were hurt in the massacre. >> wow. >> only through the bravery and firmness of that courageous officer, the children were saved, but also israel was saved from a stain in war crimes. >> it is chilling to hear that story on so many levels. i want to a

arafat's support the idea of an intifada. no listen our policy has fled to his is is clear i mean now we we do support the popular the popular resistance that that is to say peace is a stance that the dejection of the israeli policies and all of the israeli measures we hope that this this should be this should be enough to do to stop the. two chains it had to to. enable us both sides to these political settlement but nevertheless it's not totally and one hand it's it's actually dependent on what the israelis might or might not continue to do in the future so would you support a violent resistance if it broke out. over the three we would not we would that point we don't want bloodshed we don't want violence with violence we we want peaceful relationship we want to establish peace in the middle east but again it takes two to tango and it is largely dependent on what the israelis might or might not do personally i would remain committed to popular resistance and peaceful ways and means to resist occupation but a master israel pu

arafat's support the idea of an intifada. no listen our policy has fled to his is is clear i mean now we we do support the popular the popular resistance that that is to say peace is a stance that peaceful dejection of the israeli policies and all of israeli measures we hope that this this should be this will be enough to do to stop the. two chains it had to to. enable us both sides to these political settlement but nevertheless it's not totally and one hand it's it's actually dependent on what the israelis might or might not continue to do in the future so would you support a violent resistance if it broke out. over the three we would not we would love that point we don't want the bloodshed we don't want violence with violence we we want peaceful relationship we want to establish peace in the middle east but again it takes two to tango and it is largely dependent on what the israelis might or might do i would remain committed to popular resistance and peaceful ways and means to resist occupation to master israel put aside fa

arafat's support the idea of an intifada. no listen our policy has fled to his is is clear i mean now we we do support the popular the popular resistance that that is to say peace is a stance that peaceful dejection of the israeli policies and all of the israeli measures we hope that this this should be this will be enough to to to stop the israelis and to change that had to to. enable us both sides to the it's a political settlement but nevertheless it's not totally and one hand it's it's actually dependent on what the israelis might or might not continue to do in the future so would you support violent resistance if it broke out. over the three we would not we would that point we don't want bloodshed we don't want violence with violence we we want peaceful relationship we want to establish peace in the middle east but again it takes two to tango and it is largely dependent on what the israelis might or might not do i would remain committed to popular resistance and peaceful ways and means to resist occupation but a master i

arafat's sternness smith has more from ramallah. it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank and is leaving in about an hour or so time now from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas they're investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also a school that the indians have helped fund it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the unions were the first to record the first non arab state back in one thousand nine hundred to recognize the state of palestine and then they view their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zionist palestinian territory being colonized by zionists so then there was a lot more solidarity today the indian relationship is much more p

fattah was yasser arafat. he had been involved in the palestinian cause since the 1960s. >> arafat thought he was the leader of the palestinians, and he was, in effect. i mean, he couldn't control all i mean, he couldn't control all of them, but ina much as they had an elected representative, it was yassar arafat. >> more than five minutes past the deadline, and the arab guerillas said they would execute their hostages, it appears that the conference still on. >> an estimated 900 million people that had tuned in to watch the olympic games around the world were now transfixed watching this grisly terrorist drama play out in front of them. >> the israeli hostages and the arab commandos who have held them hostage for this entire day has now left to a makeshift helicopter pad at the back of the olympic village. >> the israelis wanted to come in and try and rescue them, and the germans said no. you know, when a bad number comes up, it comes up very bad. >> we find that this drama has not ended. the third helicopter

arafat's support the idea of an intifada. no listen our policy as fed to his is is clear i mean now we we do support the popular the popular resistance that that is to say peace is a stance that peaceful dejection of the israeli policies and all of the israeli measures we hope that this this should be this will be enough to stop the. two chains it had to to. enable us both sides to these political settlement but nevertheless it's not totally and one hand it's it's actually dependent on what the israelis might or might not continue to do in the future so would you support a violent resistance if it broke out. over the three we we would love that point we don't want bloodshed we don't want violence with violence we we want peaceful relationship we want to establish peace in the middle east but again it takes two to tango and it is largely dependent on what the israelis might or might do i would remain committed to popular resistance and peaceful ways and means to resist occupation to master israel put aside fatah and hamas have

africa's anti-apartheid icon nelson mandela and the african national congress yasser arafat only got off the list when he recognized the state of israel mandela was only removed in two thousand and eight even is after he was freed from prison and became south africa's first black president speak to glen call who's a former deputy national intelligence officer for trans national threats at the cia he's five skype from boston thank you very much for your time so the u.s. state department accuses hamas of being involved in attacks that have resulted in the killing of seventeen americans since the group was founded it is my enemy is a global terrorist as the american say why don't they issue an arrest warrant for him with interpol for instance but as a good question i think that the. the terrorist list is first that a political. gesture and statement and and positioning by the u.s. before it is one of. operational relevance to directly anyway to the cia or the f.b.i. or law enforcement authorities this is aligning or increasing the pressure politically a little bit by the united states o

arafat's support the idea of an intifada. no listen our policy as fed to his is is clear i mean now we we do support the popular the popular resistance the that is to say peace is a stance that peaceful dejection of the israeli policies no of israeli measures we hope that this this should be this will be enough to to to stop the israelis and to change that had to to. enable us both sides to reach political settlement but nevertheless it's not totally and one hand it's it's actually dependent on what the israelis might or might not continue to do in the future so would you support a violent resistance if it broke out. over the three we we would that point we don't want bloodshed we we don't want violence with violence we we want peaceful relationship we want to establish peace in the middle east but again it takes two to tango and it is largely dependent on what the israelis might or might do i would remain committed to popular resistance and peaceful ways and means to resist occupation but a master israel put aside fatah and

arafat's support the idea of an intifada. no listen policy has fled to his is is clear i mean now we we do support the popular the popular resistance that that is to say peace is a stance that the detection of the israeli policies and all of the israeli measures we hope that this this should be this will be enough to to to stop the. two chains it had to to. enable us both sides to these political settlement but nevertheless it's not totally and one hand it's it's actually dependent on what the israelis might or might not continue to do in the future so would you support a violent resistance if it broke out. over the three we would not we would that point we don't want bloodshed we don't want violence with violence we we want peaceful relationship we want to establish peace in the middle east but again it takes two to tango and it is largely dependent on what the israelis might or might do i would remain committed to popular resistance and peaceful ways and means to resist occupation and a master israel put aside fatah and ham

arafat's north korea's leader kim goldman has extended a rare invitation to the south korean president mungy him to visit pyongyang moon hosted kim sr for talks in seoul the sidelines of the winter olympics at least nineteen people have been killed in a double decker bus toppled over in hong kong witnesses say the bus was going much faster than usual. one of the most controversial public figures in northern ireland is retiring in fein leader gerry adams is being replaced by mary lou mcdonald he was considered the spokesman for the irish republican army in its thirty year was when british rule of northern ireland since then these played a pivotal part in the peace process those are your headlines the news continues after upfront stay with us here announcer zero. after you. he's been called one of the most wanted political fugitives of twenty nine team that's former georgian president mikheil saakashvili faces possible extradition to his home country from his new country ukraine i'll ask him if he's prepared for life behind bars and later i'll talk to the somali refugee turned u.s. polit

arafat not. at the time when they decided the set of ideas not the right man so clearly they believe our best is not going to deliver as far as they're concerned and it's time to to sedate him in terms of character they are trying to put other alternatives maybe i don't know. let me sorry i'm just going through my notes done a lot of typing for the last ninety minutes or so you've done a lot of write india as well haven't you nikki haley u.s. ambassador who said that the united nations spends a disproportionate time on this issue and in fact is in her words grossly biased when it comes to israel. yes i'm i'm not sure why she even turned up to me she doesn't show a new respect to the united nations. is that right from the beginning she dismisses she she dismisses the position of the united nations general assembly repeatedly she spoke against it. in terms of her position i think it was very disappointing to be honest and particular relation to the issue of jerusalem and it's had the tone of believ

arafat let's get more on this with the stuff oh good good see he's the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative and joins us live via skype from ramallah survey where warm welcome to the program what do you make of modi's visit. well it can be a balancing act. people have been on was very supportive to the palestinian cause but during the last. government. building that relations with specially military cooperation with. israel and. has been. this visit is important because maybe it brings back some balanced. actions we of course appreciate the fact that voted with us in the most recent nations i guess mr trump's decision on the other hand this visit is also diplomatically important because it opens the door. for a bigger involvement. i mean china russia. involvement since the united states position. east into the region and also we see it as. a government which is that involved in. the last two states and what i'm mr barghouti i wonder how much does a visit like. your average palestinian. have been used in the past. being supportive to the. most recently of people who got.

arafat and then to fascist rally has taken place in the italian city of message after where six africans were shot last saturday schools in the city have been closed and public transport suspended security has been tightened the refuse the far right protest as mike clash with the demonstrators last saturday you could trade tree nineteen was arrested over suspicion of carrying out a drive by shooting in which six africans were injured. protesters in the philippines arjen president were triggered to turkey to stop china's military expansion in the size china sea they marched to the chinese consulate in manila philippines media fabius photos last week showing that china has continued to build installations on the disputed spratly islands the islands are rich in natural resources and are important strategic course for navigational and military purposes jimmy fallon's ogun has more now from manila. protesters say this is just the start of a long series of campaign to put pressure on president to be good with charges government to point out that. to stop it many there is a shortage of them not

how different the relationship was when yasser arafat was alive modi paid his respects at the former palestinian leader's mors a limb in one thousand nine hundred eight india became the first non arab country to recognize the state of palestine india suffered under colonialism and fellow palestinians are in the same boat thirty years on india by its forty one percent of israel's arms exports. israel's prime minister was in india for a weeklong visit in january making new trade deals. in light of israel indian relations palestinians wanted to reintroduce balance to the relationship and bring back india as an important ally but moti invaded talking directly about whether india was ready to take up such a role after his visit to jordan and on to the gulf mode it was in israel last july but he didn't out on a visit to ramallah which is what most leaders usually do india wants to dealing gets relations with the israelis and the palestinians which is why there was a separate visit here now the palestinians hope this means they can still rely on indian support even though strong relations w

turtle strengthen ties with the middle east he laid a wreath on the tomb of former palestinian leader yasser arafat and its move has more from ramallah it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank an hour from the indian perspective this is a visit they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas there investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also a school that the indians have helped form and it's a very different to the relationship from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians were the first to record the first not arab states back in one nine hundred eighty eight to recognize the state of palestine and then they viewed their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zionist palestinian territory being colonized by zionists so then there was a lot more solidarity today the indian relationship is much more pragmatic

how different the relationship was when yasser arafat was alive modi paid his respects at the former palestinian leader's mors a limb in one thousand nine hundred eight india became the first non arab country to recognize the state of palestine india suffered under colonialism and fellow palestinians were in the same boat thirty years on india vice forty one percent of israel's arms exports israel's prime minister was in india for a weeklong visit in january making new trade deals and the like and with certain in light of israel indian relations palestinians wanted to reintroduce balance to the relationship and bring back india as an important ally but modi invaded talking directly about with india was voted to take up such a role after his visit modi flew back to jordan and on to the gulf mode it was in israel last july but he didn't out on a visit to ramallah which is what most leaders usually do india wants to dealing gets relations with the israelis and the palestinians which is why there was a separate visit here now the palestinians hope this means they can still rely on indian

how different the relationship was when yasser arafat was alive modi paid his respects at the former palestinian leader's mors a limb in one thousand nine hundred eight india became the first non arab country to recognize the state of palestine india suffered under colonialism and felt the palestinians were in the same boat thirty years on india vice forty one percent of israel's arms exports israel's prime minister was in india for a weeklong visit in january making new trade deals. in light of israel indian relations palestinians wanted to reintroduce balance to the relationship and bring back india as an important ally but modi invaded talking directly about with india was ready to take up such a role after his visit modi flew back to jordan and on to the gulf mody within israel last july but he didn't out on a visit to ramallah which is what most leaders usually do india wants to dealing gets relations with the israelis and the palestinians which is why there was a separate visit here now the palestinians hope this means they can still rely on indian support even though strong re

arafat the former palestinian leader modi is expected to meet palestinian president mahmoud abbas later on saturday north korea's leader kim jong il has extended a rare invitation to the south korean president moon jay and to visit pyongyang the two countries have been holding talks on the sidelines of the winter olympics in china. donald trump has blocked the release of a democratic party rebuttal to a republican memo on russian meddling in the election the bloc memo challenges last week's republican member which accused the f.b.i. and the justice department of bias against the president says the democrat memo shouldn't be made public because of national security concerns protesters in the philippines are urging president rodriguez to tete a to stop china's military expansion in the south china sea in march the chinese consulate in the capital manila philippines media published photos last week showing that china has continued to build installations on the disputed sparkly on . egyptian state media says the country's security readiness has been raised to its highest level after the mil

arafat's smith has more from ramallah. it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank and is leaving in about an hour or so time now from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas they're investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also opening a school that the indians have helped fund it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the unions were the first to record the first non arab state back in one nine hundred eighty eight to recognize the state of palestine and then they viewed their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zionist palestinian territory being colonized by zionists so then there was a lot more solidarity today the indian relationship

arafat smith joins us now live from ramallah bernard so let's talk first about the palestinians what are they hoping to get out of this trip. well darren around ramadi is one hour into a short three hour visit tears of the occupied west bank the first visit by an indian prime minister last year modi visited israel and ordinarily off the back of a visit to israel foreign leaders tend to make a visit to the west bank india didn't do that last year it is separately visiting the west bank now the palestinians happy that the indian prime minister is making his first visit here they might like to have seen him last year but nevertheless the relationships have changed the palestinians have long been friends and allies of the indians and they're hoping from this visit at least a commitment from the hendra modi to align himself with some sort of. grouping some sort of forum that might take forward any sort of prospect of talks with the israelis they're looking for independent arbiters after they decided that the americans could no longer be trusted to act independently between israel and the

he's a supporter of palestinian terrorist yasser arafat. now the "los angeles times" which admits it has a video of obama rubbing elbows with an apologist for palestinian terrorist cell thing imply that trump is enabling a wave of anti-semitism. anti-semitism. there is one word for that. anti-semitism. there is one word for that. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. >> laura: before we go, an update to a story we covered last night. isis erected more ice are arrested more than 150 individuals in northern california. despite the warnings by the oakland mayor of an impending raid. well done, you did a good job. didn't work. a lot of these people are criminal wreaking havoc on society. people should be chairing this mess. get them off the streets and out of the country. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team not dancing it because it's no

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arafat's. donald trump's block the release of a democratic party rebuttal to a republican memo on russian meddling in the election the bloc no challenges last week's republican memo which accused the f.b.i. and justice department of bias against trump those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after rewind stay with us. hello and welcome once again to rewind i'm come on santa maria in the decade or so since the start of al-jazeera english back in two thousand and six we've broadcast hundreds of moving powerful documentaries and here on rewind we are revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the story has moved on today we're rewinding to two thousand and twelve when faultline sebastian walker returned to iraq to assess the state of the nation after the withdrawal of u.s. troops that was supposed to be the end of nine years of occupation following the downfall of saddam hussein since that time of course iraq has had to endure chaos in the wake of the rise of eise

arafat's burnet smith has more from ramallah now also burning first of all what's on the schedule in the palestinian territories. well this is the first time a new prime minister has visited the palestinian territories as you say some aides very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank and is leaving in about an hour or so time now from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas there investing in a technology park here in motors also opening a school that the indians have helped fund it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the unions were the first to record the first non arab state back in one nine hundred eighty eight to recognize the state of palestine and then they view their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zion

there was no comment from modi on that how different the relationship was when yasser arafat was alive modi paid his respects at the former palestinian leader's mauls a limb in one thousand nine hundred eight india became the first non arab country to recognize the state of palestine india suffered under colonialism and felt the palestinians were in the same boat thirty years on india vice forty one percent of israel's arms exports. israel's prime minister was in india for a weeklong visit in january making new trade deals for the found a monarch and would set on the in light of israel indian relations palestinians wanted to reintroduce balance to the relationship and bring back india as an important ally but moti invaded talking directly about with india was ready to take up such a role after his visit modi flew back to jordan and on to the gulf mode it was in israel last july but he didn't out on a visit to ramallah which is what most leaders usually do india wants to dealing kit's relations with the israelis and the palestinians which is why there was a separate visit here now the p

how different the relationship was when yasser arafat was alive modi paid his respects at the former palestinian leader's moore's a limb in one thousand nine hundred eight india became the first non arab country to recognize the state of palestine india suffered under colonialism and fellow palestinians were in the same boat thirty years on in nearby forty one percent of israel's arms exports israel's prime minister was in india for a weeklong visit in january making new trade deals on the monarch and with in light of israel indian relations palestinians wanted to reintroduce balance to the relationship and bring back india as an important ally but modi invaded talking directly about with india was ready to take up such a role after his visit modi flew back to jordan and on to the gulf mode it was in israel last july but he didn't out on a visit to ramallah which is what most leaders usually do india wants to dealing gets relations with the israelis and the palestinians which is why there was a separate visit here now the palestinians hope this means they can still rely on indian sup

how different the relationship was when yasser arafat was alive modi paid his respects at the former palestinian leaders more the limb in one thousand nine hundred eight india became the first non arab country to recognize the state of palestine india suffered under colonialism and felt the palestinians are in the same boat thirty years on india buys forty one percent of israel's arms exports. israel's prime minister was in india for a weeklong visit in january making new trade deals for the found a monarch and with set on a lot of israel indian relations palestinians wanted to reintroduce balance to the relationship and bring back india as an important ally but mostly a very ditto looking directly but with india was ready to take up such a role after his visit modi flew back to jordan and on to the gulf mode it was in israel last july but he didn't out on a visit to ramallah which is what most leaders usually do india wants to dealing kids relations with the israelis and the palestinians which is why there was a separate visit here now the palestinians hope this means they can still

arafat's but he made no mention of east jerusalem as the capital of a palestinian state which is something previous indian leaders did always there for but it's made with more now from ramallah. it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank and is leaving in about an hour or so time now from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas they're investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also a school that the indians of helped fund it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the indians were the first to record the first non arab state back in one thousand nine hundred to recognize the state of palestine and then they view their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zionists palestinian territory being colonized by zioni

arafat where despite this morning from ramallah. it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank an hour from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas there investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also a school that the indians have helped form and it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the indians were the first to record the first non arab state back in one nine hundred eighty eight to recognise the state of palestine and then they view their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zionist palestinian territory being colonized by zionists so then there was a lot more solidarity today the indian relationship is much more pragmatic israel is what really m

arafat and smith has more from ramallah it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank and is leaving in about an hour or so time now from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas there investing in a technology park here in motors also opening a school that the indians have helped fund it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the unions were the first to record the first non arab state back in one nine hundred eighty eight to recognize the state of palestine and then they viewed their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zionists palestinian territory being colonized by zionists so then there was a lot more solidarity today the indian relationship is much more pragmatic israel is what really matters to india forty one p