the response that we get is that the protesters shouldn't be protesting as if to justify the shooting of unarmed protesters and i think i think your viewers can clearly see that this is an attempt to justify what is clearly murder palestinians have a right to protest they have a right to protest anywhere that they want if they do so peacefully and many of these protesters were gunned down on video while not posing any imminent threat to the life of the israelis it was israeli soldiers that did this not how mass it was israeli soldiers acting on the orders of the israeli government not have mass you simply cannot keep blaming palestinians every time you kill palestinians it's unacceptable as far as whether or not the israelis left gaza they routinely enter gaza's air space its sea waters and fire into gaza any time they want just because you don't swim in a fish bowl with your fish doesn't mean that you don't control its life that's the way that israel exercises its control over gaza and its holy day two million people there in captivity i must stick with this going to the purpose of d

smooth coming from these protesters i've been wondering around. all different walks of life different. young and old. and this really this this feels different the question is really how for all they've been prepared to go. to hold on to this knowledge without any serious leadership now without leadership in jail or in detention. the protests against the prime minister or against the former president's appointment as prime minister has now gone into a tense day do you sense that these protests are going to continue and are they growing in terms of numbers. i feel that in the last twenty four hours. it's been given you and this is some of the largest crowds on the streets last night. where the wave got great saddam but still right. they will kill you it's now a strategic a little bit. allow them to think that they will fizzle out. or is the government prepared to raise the straits. for us to try to. quickly. it's anybody's guess at the moment we're going to get. we know there's a great deal of frustration they feel what we've said. rosa because. th

homines of using the protests as cover to carry out attacks on israeli border towns . is a travesty for the palestinian people that the hamas government is encouraging its people to attack israel is encouraging its people to commit acts of violence and encouraging them to actually storm into israel to try to destroy israel and kill as many people as possible but rights watchdogs have criticized israel for firing on protesters from its side of the border the united nations has urged restraint. we remind israel of its obligations to ensure that excessive force is not employed against protesters the unjustified and unlawful recourse to firearms by law enforcement resulting in death may amount to a willful killing and grave breach of the fourth geneva convention. the protests along the volatile border are expected to culminate on the fifteenth of may the day following the seventieth anniversary of israel's declaration of independence. were w.'s tanya kramer is reporting from gaza's borders all with israel earlier she told us more about what is driving the wave of protests.

burning the israeli flag palestinians protest again along the gaza in.

to protest this. week is three hundred meters closer to israel than it was last week because the ultimate mission of these protests is to demand is to get the right of return and what they want to do they say is by may fifteenth when these protests climax is to make it all the way down there another seven hundred meters away to the border with israel and many people want to try and cross that border with israel and it is dumped scenario that the israelis are particularly worried about they last night dropped a lot of these leaflets on to the residents of gaza this warning people here not to take part in the protest telling them that the israeli military will not tolerate any attempt to breach the border but it doesn't at first look seem to affect the numbers of people coming here maybe as many as ten thousand similar number to last week across all five protest sign ups in gaza and we have also seen again injuries people injured by live fire people injured by inhaling tear gas numbers as i say similar

homines of using the protests as cover to carry out attacks on israeli border towns . is a travesty for the palestinian people that the hamas government is encouraging its people to attack israel is encouraging its people to commit acts of violence and encouraging them to actually storm into israel to try to destroy israel and kill as many people as possible but rights watchdogs have criticized israel for firing on protesters from its side of the border the united nations has urged restraint. we remind israel of its obligations to ensure that excessive force is not employed against protesters the unjustified unlawful recourse to firearms by law enforcement resulting in death may amount to a willful killing and grave breach of the fourth geneva convention. the protests along the volatile border are expected to culminate on the fifteenth of may the day following the seventieth anniversary of israel's declaration of independence. the carillon separatist leader carl has forged him or has been released from a german jail prosecutors ordered his release after he paid a bill

demonstrations and protests yesterday today was a smaller version of yesterday hundreds of protesters where at the border still in the same same place some of them they approached the fence even less strength three hundred where the israeli army want. to approach. i could hear fire gunfire and i hear. good mates were fired at the protesters according to the minister things they said forty six palestinians were and yesterday along the border. so it's it's it's still ongoing with with less. with less demonstrators or protesters. and so it seems like the situation is so tense on the ground and you attended two of the funerals for people who were killed on friday what were the mourners there saying. well people were angry of course at the lows members of their families. they were mourning tents set up in the streets i want to as you mention one of them. the family show the review how their son was killed he was twenty years old he was. a string of. gaza strip he was he went to help someone else who was picking up a tire for closer place and in the fence. out of sight and he got in his hea

the response that we get is that the protesters shouldn't be protesting as if to justify the shooting of unarmed protesters and i think i think your viewers can clearly see that this is an attempt to justify what is clearly murder palestinians have a right to protest they have a right to protest anywhere that they want if they do so peacefully and many of these protesters were gunned down on video while not posing any imminent threat to the life of the israelis it was israeli soldiers that did this not how mess it was israeli soldiers acting on the orders of the israeli government not have mass you simply cannot keep blaming palestinians every time you kill palestinians it's unacceptable as far as whether or not the israelis left gaza they routinely enter gaza's airspace its sea waters and fire into gaza any time they want just because you don't swim in a fish bowl with your fish doesn't mean that you don't control its life that's the way that israel exercises its control over gaza and its holy day two million people there in captivity i must stick with this going to the purpose of di

protesters surrounded his car, a protester was injured in that incident. harold mcdonald was prevented from speaking on the claremont mckenna campus, where students were disciplined for that, which is unusual. usually protesters get away with no criticism. a federal judge left white supremacist, richard spencer speak on campus after loss the aclu might have been involved in and violence erupted between protesters and attendees. mayday protests in santa cruz, people were assaulted. protests are getting violent and i don't think it is necessarily students. it has been a lot of left-wing agitators who come onto the campuses to use the conservative speaker is an excuse for violent agitation. protests prompted campus closure at another university as a result of violent protesters and a slice from this year, litigation occurred in the university of washington attempted to charge the university of washington $17,000 security fee for a campus rally with one of the groups called patriot prayer. a conservative group that wanted a rally, one of my friends at "freedom

since saturday became prime minister he had just served his ten year term as president protesters have been demanding he step down. well on the line that now we can speak to and not a casus said he an independent research in yet a van the capital of netiquette several position leaders have now been arrested on what grounds and what will this mean for the protests. the opposition leaders were first taken into custody and after a while the police issued a statement alleging that they are organizers of illegal protests that have been deemed illegal before but until today the police was showcasing much more restraint but today they have all been formally arrested and there is a legal question surrounding this point because three of them are members of parliament so the national assembly has to approve of their being arrested the rallies and protests continue various drugs. across the country there is a major clash happening at the thought where at least two of the three detainees are known the main leader nikos question you know there are rumors about his whereabouts there's a confirmed ye

attempting to reach out to the protesters to try and find some sort of dialogue and these are protests the aren't just happening in the capital menard work but also in several other cities in the country this box that really lit them seem to have been about changes to the social security structure mechanisms in the country but also there's been tension in this country before then president will take is seen by n.g.o.s and also by analysts have been undermining democratic institutions in the country in the bid to hang on to power he's now in his third consecutive term he's also been accused of turning the government into a bit of a family business his wife is also the vice president of the country now what we have to see is what's going to come next all the protests going to escalate is there going to be any attempts at dialogue and some people in the crowd were asking will the army be a center on the streets to try and deal with this which would definitely represent some sort of escalation. to south africa now is shopkeepers in northwest part. have been left wondering about their futur

prop 218 says all protests against the proposed rates shall not impose the rates if written protests are given. provided written notice of the proposed rates and the date, time and location of the hearing. advised property owners of their rights to protest the rates and instructed any written protest be mailed to the commission secretary or hand delivered at today's hearing to be counted. also instructed that any written protest must state property owner or customer in opposition to the increase, two, provide the location of the property by the parcel number, street address or customer account and include the name and signature of the person submitting the protest. the notice stated that oral arguments at the public hearing would not qualify as a formal protest unless companied by -- accompanied by a written protest. we welcome all input from the community. the commission received 190 written protests by mail and four were hand delivered today. we have approximately 167,000 property owners with waste water accounts. the total number does not amount of the majority of the affected pro

homines of using the protests as cover to carry out attacks on israeli border towns . is a travesty for the palestinian people that the hamas government is encouraging its people to attack israel is encouraging its people to commit acts of violence and encouraging them to actually storm into israel to try to destroy israel and kill as many people as possible but rights watchdogs have criticized israel for firing on protesters from its side of the border the united nations has urged restraint. we remind israel of its obligations to ensure that excessive force is not employed against protesters the unjustified unlawful recourse to firearms by law enforcement resulting in death may amount to a willful killing and grave breach of the fourth geneva convention. the protests along the volatile border are expected to culminate on the fifteenth of may the day following the seventieth anniversary of israel's declaration of independence. for more we're joined now from gaza by d.w. correspondent tanya kramer so tiny this was the second consecutive friday of protests at the gaza bo

have this protest in the first but it's. make them want to continue as planned through not only on existing well the violence on the israeli side can tell you i can't imagine there have been any. less violent responses in the coming weeks although the protests could be smaller in the weeks before. syrian state media says that fighters are withdrawing from the last rebel held area in eastern guta wounded fighters and civilians support allowed to leave the city of duma to go to province but a wider deal for a full surrender in duma is still being negotiated government forces are surrounding the area which is home to tens of thousands of people. a large fire and yemen has destroyed tons of much needed humanitarian supplies the place but down warehouses in the rebel held port city of her data poor chad again reports. yemeni firefighters did all they could to stop the flames. but more than fifty tons of critically needed food and relief supplies were lost. the five warehouses in the rebel held port city of what died were being us

new calls for an investigation into israel's use of force on palestinian protesters after four people were killed in friday demonstrations syria's government moves on the remaining rebel held parts very close to the capital. cubans contemplating new era with a president who isn't named castro. but we start on the korean peninsula where north korea's official news agency has announced that it will stop all new there and intercontinental ballistic missile tests the announcement comes ahead of the meeting between north and south korean leaders in six days time reacting to the news u.s. president donald trump tweeted that it's very good news for north korea and the world let's go live now to our correspondent who's in the south korean capital seoul kathy novak and this announcement came a little over an hour ago and came as a bit of a surprise didn't it. it did it came out of meeting of the plenary session of the central committee of the workers' party which we're told by casey in a the north korean state media agency was chaired by the leader himself kim jong un and now and what appears

that the aim of these protests which is that what hamas for example has been calling for the protesters have been threatening what i think we need to be clear here that it's not just hamas is organizing or calling for this for this campaign in fact this campaign is about gaston's the majority of whom are refugees or the descendants of refugees people who seventy years ago either fled or were forced to flee their home and who have stayed in gaza dispossessed and stayed so you know the people organizing this protest are political factions civil servants civil society and also. all sorts of other societal actors so i mean that they're calling for restraint the campaign is to raise the issue of palestinian state of refugee hurt and also of course what's happened is the protest has gathered international attention it's really brought the spotlight on the effects the humanitarian crisis and the effects of israel's blockade on the gaza strip in terms of its crossings from gaza into israel for the past decade we have gardens living with maximum four to six hours of electricity a day seventy per

eat eat eat celebrations in armenia after the prime minister resigns following days of protests. that began in canada where a van was driven into pedestrians and downtown toronto killing at least nine people and injuring sixteen others say the vehicle drove onto a crowded sidewalk on one of the city's main streets a platter to pedestrians for more than one and a half kilometers videos posted online show a standoff between the suspected driver and police before he was arrested he just went on the sidewalk he just started shooting everybody man he had every single person on the side were going to body in israel you would hit the bus stop everything was shattered there was a lady in there that i saw i just stopped and then looked annoyed when after to generally seizes crumbling up one by one one by one assume the stroller i didn't see the b.b.'s on stronger the hot lead and i seen i see people the most gruesome scene i seen was a young empress woman's leg and leg was all months home. it was really bad. i guess taking us down the arse and i saw their snow white trying to just go to t

demonstrators in armenia are holding another protest rally on the opposition leader who forced the prime minister to resign he's promised to keep up the pressure until the ruling elite implements change. you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up india on high alert as a religious guru who claims to have millions of followers worldwide is found guilty of rape. the french president emanuel macron proposes a new iran deal based on the existing agreement one that the u.s. president has repeatedly threatened to pull out. and we'll have an exclusive report from the north korean side of the demilitarized zone ahead of a rare meeting between leaders from north and south. the acting prime minister in armenia has called for fresh parliamentary elections to ease recent tensions there opposition supporters are again out on the streets of the capital. after a call from their leader has nicole he's promised to keep the pressure on the government to meet all of the demands from the demonstrators get a live update on that story hopefully for you in the next few mi

the protesters or the police? >> protesters. >> it was the police. in fact, there was a reading we'll get to this in a couple of weeks. in which the news media were startled at some of the responses that they were getting from people out in the wondering if media planted the media to make the police look bad. letters coming in 10-1 in favor of the police and wondering why the media were showing the images the way they were. and we'll talk about this in few weeks but that created a pivot in how the media began to look at and represent what was happening in america at that time. up until then focused on anti-war and peace and protest. and then discovered the middle america and the silent majority and how news media can shape how the culture perceives things. we'll talk about that story in a couple of weeks. it wasn't as if everybody in the convention hall was supportive of mayor daily and his police force. i'm going to show awe clyou a c a man, his name abraham, senator from connecticut. let me get to the clip. mcgovern, basically, tried to create a ca

the protest was dismissed as irreleva nt the protest was dismissed as irrelevant why viktor orban. he is promising new laws to penalise human rights and opposition groups. they will be discussed after the new parliament meets in two weeks and on that day, there will be another protest in the streets outside. the organiser of anti—government protests in armenia says he'll hold talks on sunday morning with the country's long—standing leader prime minister serzh sargsyan. unrest has gripped the republic in the caucasus mountains after the former president stepped down to become prime minister. russell trott reports. anger on the streets of the armenian capital as police arrest protesters who brought the centre of the city to a standstill for the ninth consecutive day. then an appearance that few expected. flanked by bodyguards, the country's new president arrived to meet protest leaders and to call for dialogue to prevent what many here fear could become violent confrontation. shaking hands with nikol pashinyan, the man who has led the opposition demonstrations, the president reit

to do it you know we were covering the protests and coming closer to the protesters and suddenly they in they intensively started to fire tear gas and we were trapped by at least five tear gas canisters we started to feel our nose and eyes burning we couldn't even take take a breath and at that time i literally fainted i didn't know what's happened what was going on and it's what's is not only me there were pam medics and there was a journalist that was directly shot in his hand and that the israeli forces are actually intending to target the palestinian journalists and and and the paramedics what's going on is it's ridiculous how they're targeting everyone and no one safe either it's a protester a civilian a paramedic or a journalist there was a local journalist in diary that well the israeli defense force spokes person said on twitter that the process by hamas a political and military group they regard. as a terrorist organization israel also reportedly dropped smoke bombs to keep protesters away from the border fence and use leaflets telling palestinians to stay away israel adds th

it was a nonviolent protest. it was designed in order to remind people the palestinians have a right to return and they want to return to their land and their homes. the lands from which, in many cases, they can see from the border of the gaza strip. in the bottom line is that we have palestinians, a young palestinian child in gaza with the kernel disease will die whereas the young israeli child a few miles away will live because israel has declared it has the right to decide who lives and dies. this is a reality. amy: miko peled you are the son of an israeli general, the uncle of -- your niece was killed in a suicide bombing in jerusalem. what is the response right now of the israeli people? i mean, you have this nonviolent demonstration, 18 palestinians gunned down. more than 1000 have been wounded. >> look, if we want to see what israeli things, all we did do is look up the makeup of the israel i parliament and government. from time to time, as in this case, you see a few hundred people protesting there, a few

i mean in protest lead in they called me on has called on supporters to get out and protest again on sunday i or thousands of his supporters rallied on friday in the second largest city on tuesday to choose a new prime minister after mass protests prompted veteran leader gets him to step aside southeast asian leaders have been warned that a growing trade dispute between the u.s. and china is putting their economic or their first well those concerns have sidelined other issues as they met in singapore on slowly reports. trade and security top the agenda when heads of state from the ten asin countries met on friday and saturday in his opening address singapore prime minister lee hsien loong warned that the spats between china and the us could affect the blow the political mood in many countries has shifted against retreat and in particular the recent trip tension between the united states and china. why the concerns are certain countries will have to react to these major. us president donald trump has threatened to impose tariffs on chinese imports with china promising retaliation if h

he wants to rule a meaningful life protest is a calling for him to step down. on the line now not a safe area an independent research yet of on the armenian capital there are conflicting reports on whether the opposition leader nico posh union has been arrested or not what are you hearing. indeed it was unclear at first but the statement mentioning that he and other major opposition leaders have been forcibly removed from the seen the protests that are now deemed to be illegal in fact mr bush and many of his call these are members of parliament so the national assembly has to approve their detention or their arrest so it remains to be seen what will develop on that front in particular and not to just help us understand why all of this is happening now why all the protest is on the streets in head of on so angry with the former president said shots becoming the new prime minister. well as such. an army here there is a great. lack of legitimacy we have not had free and fair elections in this country in a long time so there is a general. disillusionment with the p

s being fired at the protesters in the protests this throwing things out of the police every in some small skirmishes in may and this is all over north and on the lawn undesirable side they've made this place their home base was a place of land that was came up for a possible airport the french government decided early this year that he would not be building the airport but it has said that it wants to expel all of the saudis so on a case by case basis chrome this land you can see behind me now the police are having to come back the protests just pushing along from the street in no they came here to protest against the expulsion of the people who study should not going underground we're going to have to move quickly now because the police we've got things are being run out on the police who have been using che gas as well trying to get the protest is out of the way and trying to cool them down to just certain factions but what we're seeing now he's from the protests is coming out from the street and you can see the police are also trying to block a way to other protesters who are joi

streets are deserted but evidence of the violent protests is everywhere. so this is one of the areas where protesters had blocked the roads using running tires and anything else they could find police have been trying to clear this road we've also seen shops that have been broken into and looted the situation here is still very tense this petrol station is in one of the hot spots a group of young people is say to have done this many shop owners are devastated. i don't know how to start over i used all my money to stock the shop to get tells us others whose businesses were destroyed comped at the heritage house where the leadership was meeting they tell us what happened to their shops had nothing to do with genuine demonstrations nor do they want to go problem but they're not involving them and we're not just doing anything you're just doing business. residents of this region continue to wait for answers but these are difficult issues that may not be fully resolved fairly soon catherine. my can south africa. around forty thousand armenians have rallied in t

but how it was protesting near the gaza israel border fence at easter or on friday. if he was throwing stones they probably weren't very big. this family video from last year shows mohammed at the zoo he slight aged just thirteen here it's hard to imagine six months later he posed a serious threat to the israeli military. death prompted an unusually strong reaction from the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east peace process nicholai martin off said it's outrageous to shoot at children how does the killing of a child in gaza today help peace it doesn't it feels anger and breeds more killing a former israeli military spokesman responded please go to gaza engage hamas and get them to stop sending people to defense stop palestinian incitement and organize riots at the border and donald trump's advisor to the middle east stepped in a full investigation by israel of mohammad are you is underway as we mourn the tragic loss of a young life we must all resolve to avoid causing more suffering by responses to his death. mohammed's father says he couldn't stop his son jo

celebrations in armenia after the prime minister resigns following days of protests . however a spell of sunlight weather has now gone across europe spring has written it in the form of spring salah some lobby down poles next area whether spilling across the british isles this area of low pressure we got another weather system just moving across france and germany over towards scandinavia that right will sink its way further south was going to see that just pushing down was no the piles of italy they stands all the way over into you cry nine hundred thirteen degrees for moscow another band of rain that's making its way across northern parts of germany links all the way back across southern areas of england fifteen celsius fall on the move last the twenty four that we saw on sunday some of the values as we go on through whedon's day and that wetter weather sliding across the northern half of germany in the process come further south some really heavy rain moving across spain and portugal through the straits of gibraltar the western side of the map of the central and eas

excessive force against the protest of the civilian protest of along the gaza strip and there is and to add to that there is no account of accountability to snipers who shot. up until now i think that the. these are the government is defending those night bills and instead of putting finding who who was the sniper who shot. who is the sniper who sort of a double hussein and they're putting them on price for breaking the windows they are protecting them and by that they're filth of all creating an image of if they really is deliberately hurting the journalists and second of all is there they are not getting. clarifying to other type of the truth is forbidden it is against the laws to add to that they think that the fact that there is a mass uses of snipers against civilians along the gaza strip unarmed civilians which according to even the i.d.f. both spokespersons twenty six but it's thin small shot without carrying any element in the hands of these according to these really all me. a lot of the snipers along the border much freedom to shoot whoever they like i don't know what happen

they supported it and were involved in it so hamas is involved in an armed protest shouldn't they be connect commended for that no they're demonized as well in the western media has taken this both sides approach now before we get into the specifics i think one thing that we need to discuss is whether this really is a border and why that border is there in one nine hundred forty eight seven hundred fifty thousand palestinians were forced from their homes in their land in order to establish the state of israel with a jewish majority they were kept out in order to maintain to maintain that majority in other words the ethnic purity of israel is contingent on one point eight million palestinians eighty percent of whom are refugees remaining in an open where human warehouse in the gaza strip an open air prison and when they approach that border what israel was doing with one hundred snipers with tank shells with tear gas drones experimental tear gas runs what they were doing is defending the ethnic purity of israel against a population that's considered a demographic threat just imagine i

to do it we were covering the protest and coming closer to the protesters and suddenly they and they intensively started to fire tear gas and we were trapped by at least five tear gas canisters we started feeling our nose and eyes burning we couldn't even take take a breath and at that time i literally sainted i didn't know what's happened what was going on and israeli defense force spokesperson tweeted that the protests are organized by hamas a political and military group they regard as a terrorist organization israel also reportedly drops smoke bombs to keep protestors away from the border fence along with distributing leaflets telling postilions to stay away israel as a military sponsor is justified as the protests continue we discuss the protests with former i.d.f. captain unique and not him who believes israel provided adequate warning. of course it is justify these no army in the world that will allow thousands of protesters to come to the feints the border fence and try to cross it this is why the idea of war protesters not to get close to the fence demonstrate a few hundred

it was a nonviolent protest. it was designed in order to remind people the palestinians have a right to return and they want to return to their land and their homes. the lands from which, in many cases, they can see from the border of the gaza strip. in the bottom line is that we have palestinians, a young palestinian child in gaza with the kernel disease will die whereas the young israeli child a few miles away will live because israel has declared it has the right to decide who lives and dies. this is a reality. amy: miko peled you are the son of an israeli general, the uncle of -- your niece was killed in a suicide bombing in jerusalem. what is the response rigight now of the israeli people? i mean, you have this nonviolent demonstration, 18 palestinians gunned down. more than 1000 have been wounded. >> look, if we want to see what israeli things, all we did do is look up the makeup of the israel i parliament and government. from time to time, as in this case, you see a few hundred people protesting there, a f

protesters angry over the rape and murder of. god where the eight year old girl was kidnapped and attacked in january police say it was part of a plan to force her muslim the magic community to leave the area. was abducted and held hostage in the temple for days her tattoos were hindu. slogan cities in the name of the hindu god she'd amen in the name of the country india being the least for the accused i'm not the victim then i don't know what kind of country be a growing up in and what kind of country we are in this country in which direction . on social media people also call for justice saying the horrendous crime should not be about religion but about the murder and rape of a young girl. hindu nationalists rushed to the defense of the queues including lawyers and government ministers from prime minister narendra modi's party party of the same to. the us be the support you know the supporting picks and the leader of the support see what i mean everything to be actually gets to the prosecutor says threats have been made on her

in the friend city of nuns on saturday on the shell it was on the protest run. run run. run run right justin is almost over and now is now running we've got the police running behind us the way the middle of this where you can see the police six trying to kind of china for justice into one particular spot trying to move them from the streets we have already seen t.v.'s being funny that the protest is in the precise is throwing things out of the police there's been some small skinny she says and this is zero zero zero not spent on the month undesigned you see i did make this place then this was that place of land that was a must for a possible. i put the french government decided early this year that he would not be building the airport but it has said that it wants to expel all of us artists on a case by case basis from this land as you can see behind me now the police are having to come back the protests just pushing them on for mistreating not they came here to protest against the expulsion of the people who started it should not going underground we're going

spokesman said that the minority of protesters should be a lot of protests to should be allowed to protest peacefully and that israel should only resort to arms is a very last resort and it hasn't seen any evidence that there have been sort of last resort needs for using a live fire the americans on the other hand of just sat there and all fire all the criticism towards a hamas the palestinians saying they should not approach the fence foley thank you for that bernie smith life for us in occupied east jerusalem and as you can imagine we've been getting quite a lot of comments on this story from our viewers here today a lot of you supportive of the palestinians who are protests. and on the gaza border with israel but others also a very critical one comment here from dean on facebook who says if you don't want to get hurt don't come close to the border when you leave your home and protest near the border you're looking for death and that is what israel will give you go back to your homes and half peace let's bring in our next guest here on the news great night praying for a hot with an assoc

susan walking down there but there also has been tear gas being fired at the protesters there protesters have been tying is to shield them as they say from possible israeli sniper fire that have been some heard some sniper fire into the ground off to into the crowd into the afternoon and the israeli army says that some of the protests that at some points have been trying to come close to the fence and also her mother took up. troops on the other side of the border now is that has warned that whoever comes close to the buffer zone and pens would be seen as threats and they would respond to that what is driving today's protests what's behind it. well i think many reasons for that i mean it has been called the great return of rich in the last week was the first of such protests on so-called land day so it's the first to the issue of palestinian refugees many of those from nine to forty eight because this year israel is celebrating in april may its creation seventy years the foundation of the state of this well enough to sting its commemorating the loss of their land seventy years ago and th

to this particular rally this protest this ongoing protest social what if you noticed what impact do you think. i think one of the most interesting things is that. the masses of political parties involved in this kind of. violent peaceful. and as masses participating like that is opposite in let's limit to how life palestinians without political affiliation are quite separate in israel is trying to use the fact that some of the people it killed belong to one particular political party and this in many ways this is good to be in watch itself with the palestinian struggle in general the can better palestinians who belong to political parties to armed palestinian as distance wings. chose to drop their weapons quite awhile and participate. we look anniston ians march protest without carrying their arms the chills to do this is good for the struggle and also good for hamas because everyone is pushing hamas you know towards a particular position where the armed struggle is not the only means of oppositions and i can see that there are hammers along with islamic jihad and other. political d

right now and the protesters. and. so the. these are unexploded dear gas canisters that are being targeted and suited on the palestinian protesters. thousands of hundreds of palestinians have been here since the morning and we saw palestinian protesters burning flags and israeli flags and also saying slogans against the israelis and the american sense that morning tension is running high right now and palestinians are still in the field in still near the fence or the number of those injured continuing to grow palestinian medics are struggling to cope that's according to marie elizabeth from doctors without borders they don't have enough human resources drugs and disposable so we try our best to give a super autos in minnesota where so few are walk linux so where we give some specialized nursing frozen injured people and we try to find surgeon because we have a need of surgeon and we try to open more facilities in order to give because it's a lot of people or is not on your question a one day last several months fo

attempting to reach out to the protesters to try and find some sort of dialogue and these are protests the aren't just happening in the capital minard work but also in several other cities in the country this box that really lit them seem to have been about changes to the social security structure mechanisms in the country but also there's been tension in this country before then president will take is seen by n.g.o.s and also by analysts have been undermining democratic institutions in the country in the bid to hang on to power he's now in his third consecutive term he's also been accused of turning the government into a bit of a family business his wife is also the vice president of the country now. what we have to see is what's going to come next are the protests going to escalate is there going to be any attempts at dialogue and some people in nicaragua are asking will the army be center on the streets to try and deal with this which would definitely represent some sort of escalation. to south africa now as shopkeepers and northwest province have been left wondering about their fut

force on protesters. a fifteen year old boy killed by israeli gunfire and another day of demonstrations on the gaza border on friday and syrian rebels have reportedly agreed to withdraw from their last stronghold of the capital the government says the area. surrendered reached. the us democratic party is suing the donald trump campaign and russia for alleged collusion in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election they accuse moscow of contacting trump's advisors and telling them about a cyber attack that leaked damaging information about his democratic rival hillary clinton the lawsuit also names wiki leaks and its founder julian assange. has the full story from washington. it's an unusual move but not an unprecedented one democrats have sued over the watergate break in and they did get some money on the day that richard nixon left office in disgrace now the lawsuit is against russia russia's intelligence service and some russian citizens it is difficult to sue a sovereign nation in the united sta

among the protesters were palestinians whose family members had been shot in the protests in gaza my fourteen year old cousin was recently shot. in both legs there. weapons where the bullets explode and a person's legs out on both of his legs so they're trying to save his legs one of the chants you hear these protesters use is in support of b.d.s. the boycott divestment sanctions movement which they see is the only method to force israel to comply with international law when you look at the boycott divestment sanctions list the b.d.'s less and you look at the things that are either created in the state of israel whether they're exploiting palestinian labor or building factories on stolen land there are a lot of ways that we can combat the profiting off the state of israel off of the palestinians and their land activists marion ingram said it was her experience fleeing nazi germany motivated her to come to the protest i am here because i oppose oppression against any human being and being a holocaust survivor i especially. could protest israelis occupation of palestinian with israeli

the days of anti-government protests. in jordan this is. also coming up guilty of attempted murder suspect of the twenty fifteen sentenced to twenty years in prison over a shootout with the belgian police plus. what do you have as a bit their option i don't see the french president on a mission. to save the iran nuclear deal. we go shopping around north korea to see how it's coping with tough international sanctions. people power has forced out as prime minister within the past. has announced his resignation he stepped down after eleven days of protests hundreds of thousands of people have demonstrated in the capital and other parts of the country when other monday three opposition m.p.'s were freed from police detention i'm just a few hours ago hundreds of troops marched. in support of the protests while some on this net speak to robin for us to walk out joins us from the capital robin subducting news that the prime minister has now resigned how much pressure was he on that's ago. they don't seem to happen very far. as a little bit yesterd

he's still protesting. yes i was just shows leaks lately what because we saw that going caught up in its interests there probably were afraid to go on it got its own will try to. have these interests or try to get out how we're the news these fruiting who suddenly she spoke so we could not see him through the street who showed. no no you know all belongs to the people of people are. people are just trying to scab. you know what we did we toppled the prime minister to mess with us. up no. yes or no none at me i thinking this is a big yes this is people power well this isn't revenge this is not know or that i'm solid but this is power and not vendetta politics yeah but what's important is this isn't only about caught up at the on the current acting prime minister nor is it about plus you know it's bigger however car or petty on is especially dangerous because he's a former gazprom official a man on a mission sent to armenia from moscow in other words this raises even larger stakes in the future but the reason

israeli security forces killed three palestinians and engine at least two hundred fifty people during protests along the gaza border. november carves al jazeera live from doha also coming up u.s. treasury department announces new sanctions against several russian government officials and companies. finally. for dialogue has arrived for. release from a german prison and calls on the spanish government to hold talks. sentence of twenty four years and prison for former south korean president park geun hye convicted of abuse of power bribery and coercion. to begin with the vents on the border between gaza and israel where three people have now being killed as the israeli army continues to shoot and take a protesting palestinians at least two hundred and fifty people have been injured with seven left in a critical condition over the past week at least twenty one people were killed and more than one thousand four hundred injured half of them hit by israeli gunfire tens of thousands of palestinians are holding a six week long protest in tent encampments along the fenced border the u.n. says there's a

how does israel justify shooting these unarmed protesters these women and children who were protesting near the border fence. again the way i wanted to just bring a whole school load of bus children to the border and behind them you know hide some come us terrorists because come us is actually organizing these and you know they ask why doesn't israel would just let him cut the fence and cross the border and there are people you know who are preparing weapons meaning i don't know the new york times mr grew to read but i just read the new york times article and it said that yes that most of the demonstrators were peaceful and next to the peaceful demonstrators are the women and children there were people you know preparing gasoline bombs you know i call these the guns and roses demonstration most of the people are coming with roses but a lot of them are coming with guns and weapons and they've said they want to cut the fence they want to come into israel and they have an appetite for destruction and that's a real problem so if you want to talk about disproportionate number of the country

protests in india over claims the winning b.j. p. is trying to protect a man accused of raping and murdering a child and then you had a volkswagen that sustaining the company death unusual going. on welcome to the program the cold war is bad. with a vengeance but with a difference the words of the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists is warning the situation in syria is in such chaos that it poses a serious threat to international peace and security the u.s. and its allies are considering launching missile strikes against syria after a suspected chemical attack by counter reports from the u.n. . some both cheeks for the russian ambassador but any hope that the russian and american rhetoric would record dharm was soon dashed as the ambassador's continued what this week has become a familiar confrontation in the security council denial of any attack on one side of the story only put those doing your there when you there is no credible confirmation of this l specials found no traces of toxic substances the residents of duma kn

in pakistan the past in community and the hall have been protesting decades of oppression the protests began in february when the police killing of an aspiring model went viral online police said he had ties to the taliban but an investigation shows no evidence passed in say thousands of them has disappeared days of the is open targeted by extra judicial police killings kemal high the has more from the hall. thousands of papers from bulger songs federally administered tribal area along where their supporters from human rights dog and i daydreamed the women's action for my hair to support the protest this movement is basically if you want to write big stand to every pot every citizen in this country there are areas that have been on the also needed to control actually seventeen directors to control but they have been in the crossfire of into an interstate violence this movement is an antiwar movement that is has risen against the injustices against they trust which is measured out to all people to the pushtuns heart and full steam in the so-called war against terror as you can see carry

stage the massive anti occupation protest. when now maybe one hundred meters only far away from the fence you can see the crowd you can see the protesters flooded then one hundred of thousands of palestinians have been here tensions are running high right now as the israeli army started to shoot trend of your palestinians are getting injured why the ambulances are already here too pretty to take on the injuries that we're now the injured from days really i mean that by live bullets and i mean nation and to tear gas canisters this is one of the injuries that was injured just right now from the alley for both bullets and at the tear gas and the red cross ambulance and on the medics are trying to save all the injuries as you see the palestinian protesters are running away from the tear gas canisters that were thrown just right now and the protesters . so these are unexploded to gas canisters that are being targeted and suited on the palestinian protesters thousands of hundreds of palestinians have been here and we saw palestinian

this is yet another day of protests of each heading into clashes between the police and the protesters unhappy with many of the reforms that the my own government wants to make and they determined to make it move he says heard and it seems that voices are being heard but yet again it's just clashes that what most people are speaking about easy to process that he doesn't care about our movement but if he wasn't afraid at all he would not send so many national police officers who. unhappy with the government because the poorest classes are always the ones who are forced to give their richest are always the ones who are being given today were fighting for public services from medical services without good hospitals and the. i don't like the entity of micron's government towards the movements and the problems work is a facing somewhat so to stick their head of state seems to be deaf judging by his speech at the e.u. problem destroys book he thinks that he's in a position of power. we've just come away from the crowd and that's because if you just take a look behind me might say that a lot

right now and the protesters. and. so. these are unexploded to gas canisters that are being targeted and suited on the palestinian protesters car her thousands of hundreds of palestinians have been here since the morning and we saw palestinian protesters burning view as flags and israeli flags and also saying slogans against the israelis and the american sense that morning tension is running high right now and palestinians are still in the field in still near the fence i'm standing here on the israeli side of the israel gaza border with these plumes of smoke or slowly making their way from gaza into israel now there's a lot of tear gas that's being fired into gaza we can hear the sound of tear gas canisters from here we can also hear the sign sounds of bullets of course israelis are being accused by the international community of using live fire on unarmed protesters but the israelis for bayside say that among these protesters are hundreds of militants who are aiming at them with molotov cocktails and the like i'm