full of israeli jets bombing bombing. and the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its income on some southern border with israel what's an israeli army doing here in beirut the answer is that we are now dealing with an imperial israel which is solving its problems in someone else's country world opinion be damned the israeli invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two was a watershed it was israel breaking out beyond its immediate region to aggressively attack another country and it was a bit of a shock to many people in the interests of self-defense that gallant little underdog israel as suddenly started behaving like a neighborhood bully by the time the war was over the israeli military would kill seventeen thousand lebanese and palestinians and the other thirty thousand of them civilians and when they were over one hundred you know why is everything only off three. hundred other. just a few months later

full of israeli jets bombing bombing. and the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its income and some southern border with israel what's an israeli army doing here in beirut the answer is that we are now dealing with an imperial israel which is solving its problems in someone else's country world opinion be damned the israeli invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two was a watershed it was israel breaking out beyond its immediate region to aggressively attack another country and it was a bit of a shock to many people in the interests of self-defense that gallant little underdog israel as suddenly started behaving like a neighborhood bully by the time the war was over the israeli military would kill seventeen thousand lebanese and palestinians and the other thirty thousand of them civilians and when they were over one hundred you become. ever think only. three. hundred three hundred other. just a few mont

palestinian children in israeli jails it's claimed nine hundred were arrested this year rights groups say some are interrogated beaten and made to confess to minor offenses is israel complying with international law and what are the rights of the children this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage enjoy him last year the arrest of palestinian teen activist i had to me sparked international outrage and condemnation it also drew attention to the plight of hundreds of other young palestinians locked up each year in israeli prisons this week two of the youngest were released will join our guests in a moment but first a touch of a name with this report on the homecoming for one of those youths. with three birthdays spent in prison fifteen year old shaddy fara savored the media attention after crossing the calendar checkpoint in the occupied west bank and returning home to palestinians. it's the best feeling in the world the feeling of freedom nothing like it. for a was twelve when he and his friend ahmed zaatari were arrested in their village in two thousand and fift

the murder of israelis innocent israelis standing at a bus stop is unacceptable we will not accept this terror here in binyamin here in israel and we're going to have answers to this we expect the government to build as many homes as possible to do everything possible to stop this terror. israeli army says hamas has been establishing what it calls terror infrastructures and units for attacks in the west bank as it began a manhunt the nearby city of ramallah the seat of the palestinian authority was declared a closed military zone roads in and out choked with stationary traffic in a statement the palestinian president condemned the cycle of violence blaming it on israeli incursions incitement and the stalled peace process. in gaza hamas celebrated the attack. we praised as herrick and brave a parade in which is a natural reaction is to crimes of the israeli occupation and violations against our people it all follows two overnight raids in which israeli forces shot and killed two palestinians suspected of carrying out recent attacks in the northern city of nablus soldiers stormed a buildi

army and israeli settlers who are armed to the teeth well meanwhile the israeli prime minister scott morrison has announced that camber is recognizing west jerusalem is israel's capital he also acknowledged the aspirations of the palestinians for a state with its capital in east jerusalem a strategy of now recognizes wish to resume being deceived miss. and many have used to show his government. is the capital of israel is trying to govern is also resolved to acknowledge the aspirations of the palestinian people for a future state with its capital in the streets. ok let's get the thoughts now of dr binoy kant marquees a senior lecturer at university in melbourne australia and a very welcome firstly we used to prize by this announcement or is it something that's been in the pipeline for a little while. i wasn't entirely surprised by the announcement but i suppose the issue about it was the angle it took because we were not entirely sure what scott morrison would say about how the recognition of jerusalem would take place we have to remember that this is a government desperate to surviv

nor are the israelis disappearing. the palestinians hate israel and see the air force attacking them, they can hope is evaporates but it's not. that means somebody has to deal with it. so, yes, i don't think there is a right to fire rockets because of the economic position, certainly not rockets on civilians. it doesn't change the fact that we're dealing with hamas as it is, not as you or i would hope for. that's one. secondly, we don't think we've solved peace and this will bring peace on earth, et cetera. we simply think that this can make -- this can help perhaps make things considerably better for the situation right now in the gaza strip. given how bad things are, they are far worse than the disparity in san juan and santiago. given how things are, not just for gaza but for friends and family elsewhere, this needs to change. it doesn't mean it will be great thereafter. in fact, if we implement all this, i think the chance that there are still some rockets absolutely exists. they will still do many things. we need

anton thanks so much for joining us us media celebrating beth we have as not only israeli but the site of record tourism this christmas give us an idea an idea of what bethlehem is like kind of under siege from eighteen the parent be illegal israeli occupation settlements first is celebrating christmas no matter the circumstances that we are facing as a palestinian people and people who still live under occupation because we believe that our celebration and our christmas it's our right our duty to. best. it have told meanings one it's our fear and our fees and give us the duty. and second part of the celebration in christmas is focusing on bethlehem and on the palestinian territories and show the. occupation and the palestinian people with all the challenges that they are facing. and said a brit christmas and there you go on living in this country. with all the challenges with the hope that the future will bring the peace in the area as mayor of bethlehem what can you do to help christians whose land has been stolen by israeli settlers say in the commies and valley look what's going on

are the israelis disappearing. how since kuwait israel and see the airport a technical they can wish us a way and hope it operates but it's not. that needs some has to deal with it. yes, i don't think there's a right to fire rockets because of economic conditions, not rockets on civilians. it doesn't change the fact we did with hamas as it is. that's one. secondly, we don't think we solve piece in the solution, this will bring peace on earth, et cetera. recently think this can make this can help perhaps make things considerably better for the situation now in the gaza strip. given how bad things are that are far worse than disparity between tijuana and san diego. given how bad things are, i would come not just for gaza but also for my friends and family elsewhere. this needs to change. it doesn't mean it will be great. in fact, if we can put all this i think the chances of still rock you have to exist. of the factions will still do many things that we think we need to look at reality very, very honestly. this is no

army and israeli settlers who are armed to the teeth. kosovo's parliament has voted to build its own army and president has d'arcy welcomed the move. the creation of the course of our army is the best gift for the end of the year season under the plan kosovo security force would be converted into a combat ready military force that would have five thousand that active soldiers as well as three thousand reservists however it would take at least ten years to complete the plan earlier this month serbia warned that it might consider military intervention of course of zero went ahead with the move. i'm hoping we would never have to use the army but this is certainly one of the options on the table as we do not want to watch the ethnic cleansing of kosovo declared independence back in two thousand and eight the move that serbia still doesn't recognize as the formation of such an army violates the agreements which brought the course of war and kosovo war to an end to start with russia's express the law as well over kosovo as military plans call

as the israeli army conducts raids in the west bank checkpoints around ramallah the two israeli soldiers killed and another injured in a shooting. and. investigation into russia over claims of doping at seventeen ships the competitors and deny the charges and say the room is unknown since. it's one am and you're watching on. line from all studio here in moscow with me welcome to the program. maria britton a russian national detained in the u.s. on charges of being an unregistered foreign agent has entered a guilty plea at a washington d.c. court but i was told she faces up to five years behind bars or could be deported. has the details. well in the washington d.c. court room we saw maria buton that come forward and enter a plea of guilty to acting as an unregistered lobbyist now she has not pled guilty to any of the other charges and sensational accusations that are made in the media regarding being a spy espionage and out of that affect and in her state of affairs she came forward and said that she sought to establish unofficial lines of communication with americans having power and inf

palestinian children in israeli jails it's claimed nine hundred were arrested this year rights groups say some are interrogated and made to confess to minor offenses is israel complying with international law and what are the rights of the children this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage enjoy him last year the arrest of palestinian teen activist i had to me sparked international outrage and condemnation it also drew attention to the plight of hundreds of other young palestinians locked up each year in israeli prisons this week two of the youngest were released will join our guests in a moment but first a touch of the name with this report on the homecoming for one of those youths. with three birthdays spent in prison fifteen year old shot savored the media attention after crossing the calendar checkpoint in the occupied west bank and returning home to palestinians. it's the best feeling in the world the feeling of freedom nothing like it. far out was twelve when he and his friend ahmed zaatari were arrested in their village in two thousand and fifteen israel

congress that justifies the israeli occupation one r one. on his press conference in jerusalem two months ago all. of them by a press release i publish. told him not to use the religious issues or been draw. this policy in palestine or in the middle east second for us it's not accepted. and will never be accepted in the future and not on you know home or say that he is the friend of christians because he's not a friend to anybody he's a compiler so and we never accept or not they never let not any or any other. israeli leader to speak about their palestinian people it's time to question and and days i'll draw out of the point that that is core give the palestinian people their rights and having the. set of determination and state in building their state their future by the by ourselves britain is being recorded to weapons to the israeli government including sniper rifles to get to bethlehem do you have to go through israeli army checkpoints. as you know about the . area is divided in four or five zones. and nineteen sixty seven is it a confi

and in confrontation with the israeli army and there's a very. productive. thousands of palestinians to gather on israeli border on friday and the latest march of return rally a local reporter uma. was there for us here at shifa hospital the casualties have branched from live ammunition explosives bullets rubber bullets and gas separately shoot as well as injuries by gas canisters that were fired on them this friday comes after two to israeli soldiers who were killed by an unknown palestinian soon after the israeli forces in nell's trauma list city as a closed military zone prime minister netanyahu or did what he called axillary to demolish an homes for those who israel considers as tourists in ya would legalize thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli proof of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank now meanwhile the strain prime minister scott morrison announced today that camera recognizes westry slim as israel's capital he made it clear though that the australian embassy in tel aviv would not be relocated until a peace

two palestinians were killed in separate israeli military raids or two israeli soldiers died after a shooting at a bus stop in the occupied west bank and having more casualties and other violent incidents harry forces reports west jerusalem. and. even without the pressure of a particularly violent night this would have been a major incident now it risks becoming part of a wider escalation the israeli military said at least one palestinian man got out of a car near this bus stop in the occupied west bank and fired on a group of soldiers and civilians the army said two soldiers were killed one seriously injured. the murder of israelis innocense israelis standing at a bus stop is acceptable we will not accept this terror here in binyamin here in israel and we're going to have answers to this we expect the government to build as many homes as possible to do everything possible to stop this terror. israeli army says hamas has been establishing what it calls terror infrastructures and units for attacks in the west bank as it began a manhunt the nearby city of ramallah the seat of the pales

the israeli siege of beirut was one of the bloodiest episodes of the whole sorry conflict. the destruction was enormous and twenty thousand lebanese and palestinians were killed and nearly fifty thousand wounded. amid the mayhem the commodore hotel became the de facto ministry of information. lebanese photo journalist ramzi hyder was at the commodore during the israeli invasion. but. given this there's a. limit at the moment to people. in the early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon use of stockpiled large amounts of fuel food and cash millions of dollars he said enough for the hotel residents and stand for the months to come. also lent journalists money. money. flows better. life for the commodore based journalists jeering the invasion was tough. west beirut was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate shelling. but they told the real story. i think the beirut siege as i said was a big eye opener for many correspondents who only in the israeli story been told them. and they were able firsthand when they went out to see the suffering of

if the commodore hadn't been there the israeli invasion would not have been so well . it was a great museum and overall was this godfather of the journalists because of nasrallah. the next room i was in was underground in a tiny filthy dirty prison cell basically as a hostage. we've . welcome to nineteen sixty's beirut. for several decades this cosmopolitan city attracted international jet setters who could get from the ski slopes to the beach in no time. the hotel district was at the heart of its a luxury tourism economy and in its heyday hotels like this and george the funny sure on the holiday inn were full of wealthy tourists businessman journalists diplomats and the occasional spies. travelers on a tighter budget stayed at hotels like the commodore and in the mid one nine hundred seventy s. it became host to the world's media when the lebanese civil war erupted. in one nine hundred seventy a young arab millionaire use of mizzle took the commodore hotel on a twenty year lease from the kuwaiti royal family. in the zone was a leading investor in the hotel industry in

if the commodore hadn't been there the israeli invasion would not have been so. like. it was a great new center and overall was this godfather of the journalists use of messiah . the next room i was in was underground in a tiny filthy dirty prison cell basically as a hostage. we've . welcome to nineteen sixty's beirut. for several decades this cosmopolitan city attracted international jet setters who could get from the ski slopes to the beach in no time. the hotel district was at the heart of its a luxury tourism economy and in its heyday hotels like this and george the phoenicia on the holiday inn were full of wealthy tourists businessman journalists diplomats and the occasional spies. travelers on a tighter budget stayed at hotels like the commodore and in the mid one nine hundred seventy s. it became host to the world's media when the lebanese civil war erupted. in one nine hundred seventy a young arab millionaire use of mizzle took the commodore hotel on a twenty year lease from the kuwaiti royal family. in a zone was a leading investor in the hotel industry in the

full of israeli jets bombing bombing. in the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its incumbents on the southern border with israel what's an israeli army doing here in beirut the answer is that we are now dealing with an imperial israel which is solving its problems in someone else's country world opinion be damned the israeli invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two was a watershed it was israel breaking out beyond its immediate region to aggressively attack another country and it was a bit of a shock to many people in the interests of self-defense that gallant little underdog israel as suddenly started behaving like a neighborhood bully by the time the war was over the israeli military would kill seventeen thousand lebanese and palestinians and the other thirty thousand almost all of them civilians and when they were over twenty injured you become a wide everything only. three. hundred other recoverin

do you have to go through israeli army checkpoints. as you know about the . area is divided in four or five zones. and nineteen sixty seven is it a confiscate the north side or bethlehem. and then continue in two thousand to one . wall surrounding the bethlehem governorate and also confiscated from the land of bethlehem another area the top ten area of bethlehem is six hundred and eight square kilometers the palestinian authority and the policy there people controlling. six seven point three percent of the total area zone a according to the last hour or so argument but the door and the rest area we speak about other around eighty seven percent of there is divided into different areas is on sea which is under the full control of is that on which is sixty seven sixty five percent of the total area and zone. national reserve also twenty two percent under the control of israel it means that the palestinian people in bethlehem area living with thirteen point four percent of the total area around seventy kilometers out of six six hundred and

two israeli soldiers were killed and another injured in a shooting need the palestinian city. police launch an investigation into russian and by athletes over claims of doping at the time seventeen world championships the competitors deny the charges and say the rumors are not. watching all to international life from last year here in moscow with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. a russian national detained in the us and accused of being an unregistered foreign agent has entered a guilty plea at a washington d.c. court. but and i was told she faces up to five years behind bars could be deployed to acting though that this is outside of the court's jurisdiction and will be decided by the parties accountable and has the details well in the washington d.c. court room we saw maria come forward and enter a plea of guilty to acting as an unregistered lobbyist now she has not pled guilty to any of the other charges and sensational accusations were made in the media regarding being a spy to that effect and in her statement of a fan she came forward and said that she sought

army and israeli settlers who are armed to their teeth thousands of palestinians gathered on the israeli border on friday and the latest march of return rally a local reporter it was that. here at shifa hospital the casualties have pranced from live ammunition explosives bullets rubber bullets and gas separate keysets as well as injuries by gas canisters that were fired on them this friday cons after to israeli soldiers were killed by an unknown thousand soon after the israeli forces and now. city as a closed military zone prime minister netanyahu or did what he called absolute rate and didn't listen of homes for those who israel considers as tourists it's in ya league life thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli prove it on palestinian homes in the occupied west bank. protests of a different kind were taking place northeast of the gaza or israeli border in tel aviv on friday the city sorts own version of france's yellow vest movement taking to the streets protesting high taxes and the cost of living. was. during writing. by. iraq iraq iraq. hundreds of pe

army and israeli settlers who are armed to their teeth thousands of palestinians gathered on the israeli border on friday in the latest march of return rally local reporter. was there but here hospital the casualties have pranced run it. explosive bullets rubber bullets and gasification as well as injuries by gas canisters that were fired on them this friday comes after today israeli soldiers were killed by an unknown palestinian who soon after the israeli forces in nell's trauma lost city as a closed military zone prime minister netanyahu or did what he called accelerate to demolish an old homes for those who israel considers as tourists it's in yala legal life thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli permit to own palestinian homes in the occupied west bank. protests of a different kind were taking place northeast of the gaza israeli border in tel aviv on friday the city store its own version of france's yellow vest movement taking to the streets protesting high taxes and the cost of living god. i. was. right that iran iran iraq i was. i was was. hundreds

two palestinians were killed in separate israeli military raids well two israeli soldiers died after a shooting at a bus stop in the occupied west bank and have been more casualties in other violent incidents are a force that reports from west jerusalem. even without the president of a particularly violent might this would have been a major incident now it risks becoming part of a wider escalation the israeli military said at least one palestinian man got out of a car near this bus stop in the occupied west bank and fired on a group of soldiers and civilians the army said two soldiers were killed one seriously injured. the murder of israelis innocents israelis standing at a bus stop is acceptable we will not accept this terror here in binyamin here in israel and we're going to have answers to this we expect the government to build as many homes as possible to do everything possible to stop this terror. israeli army says hamas has been establishing what it calls terror infrastructures and units for attacks in the west bank as it began a manhunt the nearby city of ramallah the seat of

israelis innocent israelis standing at a bus stop is acceptable i will not accept this terror here in binyamin here in israel and we're going to have answers to this we expect the government to build as many homes as possible to do everything possible to stop this. israeli army says hamas has been establishing what it calls terror infrastructures and units for attacks in the west bank as it began a manhunt the nearby city of ramallah the seat of the palestinian authority was declared a closed military zone roads in and out choked with stationary traffic in a statement the palestinian president condemned the cycle of violence blaming it on israeli incursions incitement and the stalled peace process. in gaza hamas celebrated the attack. we praised hysteric and brave operation which is a natural reaction is to crimes of the israeli occupation and violations against our people it all follows two overnight raids in which israeli forces shot and killed two palestinian suspected of carrying out recent attacks in the northern city of nablus soldiers stormed a building and shot dead. who made

east to provide proper protection for israeli and arab cvo population. new polls on migration conducted in twenty seven states has found that people on largely opposed to allowing newcomers into their countries almost a half of those interviewed want fewer migrants among the countries showing strong and the migrant sentiments are for european ones including greece and germany countries in latin america africa and asia are also so sore similar views with for example sixty percent of washingtonians wanting to see fewer newcomers so we got reaction on the streets of berlin. i guess and it's awful and probably started with all. who was in charge of here because the. beginning was going it's almost just german people seeing things like this i mean. i can tell you without there is a white prejudice. when speaking of immigration and when speaking of the other to be honest i think that everybody accepts everyone here like i am myself i'm from ukraine and i'm being so well accepted here. i think it's just the alpha element and all first i guess we have to establi

army and israeli settlers who are armed to their teeth. well thousands of palestinians did gather on the israeli border on friday in the latest march of return rally a local reporter uma was there for us but here at shifa hospital the casualties have friends from live ammunition explosive bullets rubber bullets and gasification as well as injuries by gas canisters that were fired on them this friday khans asked her to israeli soldiers who were killed by an unknown palestinian soon after the israeli forces in now stromal a city as a closed military zone prime minister netanyahu or did what he called acts in the region didn't listen of homes for it does who israel considers as tourists would legalize thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli prison on palestinian homes in the occupied west bank or protests of a different kind were taking place northeast of the north east of guards the guards israeli border sorry intel of if on friday the city soars own version of france's yellow vests movement taking to the stre

army and israeli settlers who are armed to their teeth thousands of palestinians gathered on the israeli border on friday and the latest march of return around a local reporter. was there. but here at shifa hospital the casualties have friends from live ammunition explosive bullets rubber bullets and gas sepak a shooting as well as injuries by gas canisters that were fired on them this friday comes after two to israeli soldiers who were killed by an unknown palestinian who soon after the israeli forces in no stromal a city as a closed military zone prime minister netanyahu or did what he called accelerated demolition of homes for those who israel considers as tourists it's in yala legalized thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli prison on palestinian homes in the occupied west bank protests of a different kind were taking place northeast of the gaza israeli border in tel aviv on friday the version of france's yellow vest movement taking to the streets protesting high taxes on the cost of living. god i am. sorry that the earth was. five was the art was. hu

israeli military has launched a manhunt in the west bank for a palestinian gunman who killed two israeli soldiers at a bus stop troops have set up checkpoints and blocked roads throughout the area ramallah based reporter her classes as the details. according to reports initial reports was that palestinians opened fire on israeli soldiers on a flying checkpoint near a normal i'll be as soon as that happened all roads were closed there's really no army has entered normal launches the defacto capital of the palestinian authority and there are currently confrontations happening between palestinian youth and israeli forces the model has been completely closed off by the israeli army and there are also problems on the main road between palestinians and israeli settlers settlers have been throwing rocks at palestinian cars so those real army has been normal over the past four nights conducting raids searching houses searching stores even taking camera footage from cameras throughout the area israel has put the blame on the palestinian authority and at the same time the palestinian authority is

army and israeli settlers who are armed to their teeth thousands of palestinians gathered on the israeli border on friday in the latest march of return to rally a local reporter. was there. but here at shifa hospital the casualties have friends from live ammunition explosive bullets rubber bullets and gasification as well as injuries by gas canisters that were fired on them this friday khan's aster to the israeli soldiers who were killed by an unknown palestinian who soon after the israeli forces in no stromal a city as a closed military zone prime minister netanyahu or did what he called axillary to demolish and of homes for it those who israel considers as tourists it's in ya would legalize thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli prison on palestinian homes in the occupied west bank protests of a different kind were taking place northeast of the gaza israeli border in tel aviv on friday the city sorts own version of france's yellow fest movement taking to the streets protesting high taxes and the cost of living was . was . up hundreds of people took part

full of israeli jets bombing bombing. and the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its income and some southern border with israel what's an israeli army doing here in beirut the answer is that we are now dealing with an imperial israel which is solving its problems in someone else's country world opinion be damned the israeli invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two was a watershed it was israel breaking out beyond its immediate region to aggressively attack another country and it was a bit of a shock to many people in the interests of self-defense that gallant little underdog israel as suddenly started behaving like a neighborhood bully by the time the war was over the israeli military would kill seventeen thousand lebanese and palestinians and the other thirty thousand of them civilians and when they were over one hundred you become a wide. only. three. hundred three hundred other recovering. just a f

palestinian children in israeli jails it's claimed nine hundred were arrested this year rights groups say some are interrogated beaten and made to confess to minor offenses is israel complying with international law and what are the rights of the children this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage enjoy him last year the arrest of palestinian teen activist i had to me sparked international outrage and condemnation it also drew attention to the plight of hundreds of other young palestinians locked up each year in israeli prisons this week two of the youngest were released will join our guests in a moment but first a touch of the name with this report on the homecoming for one of those youths. with three birthdays spent in prison fifteen year old shot before savored the media attention after crossing the calendar checkpoint in the occupied west bank and returning home to palestinians. it's the best feeling in the world the feeling of freedom nothing like it. was twelve when he and his friend. were arrested in their village in two thousand and fifteen israeli autho

if the commodore hadn't been there the israeli invasion would not have been so. like. it was a great new center and the overall was this godfather of the journalists because of messiah. the next room i was in was underground in a tiny filthy dirty prison cell basically as a hostage. in. we've. welcome to nineteen sixties beirut. for several decades this cosmopolitan city attracted international jet setters who could get from the ski slopes to the beach in no time. the hotel district was at the heart of its a luxury tourism economy and in its heyday hotels like this and george the funny sure on the holiday inn were full of wealthy tourists businessman journalists diplomats and the occasional spies. travellers on a tighter budget stayed at hotels like the commodore and in the mid one nine hundred seventy s. it became host to the world's media when the lebanese civil war erupted. in one nine hundred seventy a young arab millionaire use of mizzle took the commodore hotel on a twenty year lease from the kuwaiti royal family. in the zone was a leading investor in the hotel i

army and israeli settlers who are armed to their teeth. kosovo's parliament has voted to build its own army president has welcomed. the creation of the cause of the army is the best gift for the end of the year season. under that plan kosovo security force would be converted into a combat ready military force it would have around five thousand active soldiers and three thousand reservists however it would take at least ten years to complete that move earlier this month serbia warned that it might consider military intervention if kosovo went ahead with that plan i'm hoping we would never have to use the army but this is certainly one of the options on the table as we do not want to watch this ethnic cleansing. of course of our declared independence in two thousand and eight a move serbia doesn't recognize says the formation of such an army violates the agreements which brought the kosovo war to an end and russia's expressed alarm over kosovo's military plans calling the province a pocket of instability the foreign ministry accuse the europ

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killing the and israeli soldiers israeli prime minister also ordered the latest. trace and an increase in the i.d.f. presence earlier i spoke with a palestinian politician with the thing he says israel is using excessive force. how can further escalation of violence in ramallah be avoided in your opinion it can only be avoided if the israeli army gets out of our cities and if they remove the brigades barricades and if they stop the attacks of the settlers on our civilian population that's the first step but then the second step should be immediate initiation of a process of ending occupation there's been no apparent progress if we look at the last six months of the day of rage protests. is an idea to change strategy perhaps the palestinians have changed the strategy the palestinians have adopted the nonviolent resistance and the marshes that are taking place in peaceful nonviolent all forms of violence have been excluded and we have. to do that commits to nonviolent resistance but when each peaceful demonstration is left with the israeli army shooting the people a

tensions high in the occupied territories after palestinian attacks and israeli raids. the best arrangement for everybody to replace u.k. amsi this for us to agree a deal and get this deal into line a warm welcome for to resume a in brussels but doubts continue about a breakthrough in the brics it talks. and a rat house fire destroys thousands of voting machines in the democratic republic of congo but the election will still go ahead. and there's been a major breakthrough on the final day of talks in sweden between a yemeni government and hooty rebels organized by the united nations both sides have agreed to a cease fire in her data and the withdrawal of troops from the red sea port city which is the main route for food and medical aid into yemen at the u.n. also says that there's what they call a mutual understanding on deescalation in the city of thais the other major center of fighting all this comes after a deal was agreed on tuesday for a prisoner exchange in january involving around fifteen thousand people on both sides the united nations has announced another rou

two palestinians were killed in separate israeli military raids well two israeli soldiers died after a shooting at a bus stop in the occupied west bank and there been more casualties and other violent incidents are a force that reports from west jerusalem. and. even without the premier of a particularly violent night this would have been a major incident now it risks becoming part of a wider escalation the israeli military said at least one palestinian man got out of a car near this bus stop in the occupied west bank and fired on a group of soldiers and civilians the army said two soldiers were killed one seriously injured. the murder of israelis innocense israelis standing at a bus stop is acceptable but we will not accept this terror here in binyamin here in israel and we're going to have answers to this we expect the government to build as many homes as possible to do everything possible to stop this terror. israeli army says hamas has been establishing what it calls terror infrastructures and units for attacks in the west bank as it began a manhunt the nearby city of ramallah the

home israeli museum is a short drive for many palestinian neighborhoods where the majority of israelis have never been. is to break down some stereotypes stephanie decker when taluk. which is basically a replica of the two families rooms of the two families living rooms of the two families it's an intimate introduction of two peoples alienated by conflict this israeli artist has drawn on his own experience of growing up next to a palestinian neighborhood and a friendship that changed but as the years went by and. conflict basically. tore us apart i was really puzzles about how close we are and how far we are from meetings which are graphically very very close but the possibility to maintain and to establish and to kind of. create a normal kind of way of relating and meeting each other was really far from the reality so this living room has been split into two what you're looking at now is the israeli families living room and then on this side is the palestinian families living in the hope point of this exhibition is to humanize divided people and that happens when you put on these virt

protests after the israeli army sealed off during a security operation. was . was. was. was. just on. the topic. was probably. dozens more palestinians were injured during friday's clashes over the past forty eight hours the israeli soldiers have conducted raids in the ramallah area also making dozens of arrests the latest escalation started after two israeli soldiers were killed in a shooting in a west bank settlement in one in gaza thousands gathered on the israeli border local reporter. was there for us today in the thirty eight friday in the great march of return we are here at shifa hospital the casualties have friends from life ammunition explosives bullets rubber bullets and gas suffocation as well as injuries by gas canisters to clear fired on them this friday comes after today israeli soldiers were killed by an unknown palestinian who soon after the israeli forces in nell's trauma less city as tourists in ya would legalize thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli prison on palestinian homes in the occupied west bank

two israeli soldiers were killed and another injured in a shooting. here in moscow watching r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins wherever you are to night thanks so much for joining us on the program. a russian national detained in the u.s. on charges of being an unregistered foreign agents has now entered a guilty plea at a washington d.c. court route and was told she faces up to five years behind bars or could be deported kaleb more pain has more. well in the washington d.c. court room we saw maria come forward and enter a plea of guilty to acting as an unregistered lobbyist now she has not pled guilty to any of the other charges and sensational accusations were made in the media regarding being a spy espionage not of that effect and in her statement of a fan she came forward and said that she sought to establish an official lines of communication with americans having power and influence over us politics now at this point we don't know exactly what sentence she'll be facing there will not be a sentencing hearing because she is still cooperating wi

lebanese photo journalist ramzi hyder was at the commodore during the israeli invasion. but. in the early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon use of stock pond large amounts of fuel food and cash millions of dollars he said enough for the hotel residents and stand for the months to come. also lent journalists money. money. flows better. life for the commodore based journalists jeering the invasion was tough. west beirut was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate shelling. but they told the real story. i think the siege of us it was a big eye opener for many correspondents who only in the israeli story building. and they were able firsthand when they went out to see the suffering of lebanese and palestinians and they really went after the story very very hard very hard and harshly and well. i think at that stage though if the commodore hadn't been there the israeli invasion would not have been so well reported and you can fact the commodore in a way for this and the people in it and the use of i think the the israelis had at that stage in

stories here on r t welcome to them but the israeli military has. launched a manhunt in the west bank for a palestinian gunman who killed two israeli soldiers at a bus stop the troops have set up checkpoints and blocked roads throughout the area or ramallah based reporter cassie's has details according to reports initial reports was that palestinians opened fire on israeli soldiers on a flying checkpoint near a lull bieda as soon as that happened all roads were closed there's really no army has entered the loaches the defacto capital of the palestinian authority and there are currently confrontations happening between palestinian youth and israeli forces the model has been completely closed off by the israeli army and there are also problems on the main roads between palestinians and israeli settlers settlers have been throwing rocks at palestinian cars so those real army has been over the past four nights conducting raids searching houses searching stores even taking camera footage from cameras throughout the area israel has put the blame on the pa

the israeli army is starting to destroy tunnels built under its border with lebanon israeli commanders say the amis to stop cross border attacks by the armed group hezbollah into northern israel israel's been boosting defenses along and eleven kilometer stretch of the border for the past three years now let's go live to natasha going in who is in west jerusalem for us so in a tasha what war are we hearing. hasn't an israeli military spokesman is calling these hezbollah activities a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority this is really the first operation of its kind that we've seen along the northern border targeting as well laws since two thousand and six that is when israel and hezbollah fights a month long war and the existence of these tunnels according to israel is a violation of a un resolution agreed upon at that time that prohibits hezbollah from operating along the border and amassing weapons the israeli military is calling this operation north shield that began last evening i should note after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu flew to brussels to brief us

and the israeli army conducts raids in. checkpoints around. the capital of palestine after two israeli soldiers were killed and another injured in a shooting near the palestinian city. watching all t.v. international live from our studio here in moscow and with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. marina maria. detained in the u.s. and accused of being an unregistered foreign agent has entered a guilty plea at a washington d.c. court was told she faces up to five years behind bars or could be deported though that this is outside of the court's jurisdiction and will be decided by other bodies. more pending has more details. well in the washington d.c. court room we saw maria come forward and enter a plea of guilty to acting as an unregistered lobbyist now she has not pled guilty to any of the other charges and sensational accusations that are made in the media regarding being a spy espionage and out of that effect and in her statement of a fan she came forward and said that she sought to establish unofficial lines of communication with

army and israeli settlers who are armed to their teeth thousands of palestinians gathered on the israeli border on friday the latest march of return rally a local reporter. was. here hospital the casualties had brain strung. live ammunition explosive bullets rubber bullets and gasification as well as injuries by gas canisters that were fired on them this friday comes after today israeli soldiers were killed by an unknown palestinian who soon after the israeli forces in no stromal a city as a closed military zone prime minister netanyahu or did what he called accelerated didn't listen of homes for those who is trailed considers as tourists in yala legal life thousands of jewish settlement homes that were built without an israeli permit to own palestinian homes in the occupied west bank protest if a different kind were taking place northeast of the gaza israeli border in tel aviv on friday the. movement taking to the streets protesting high taxes and the cost of living. i was. the guy that was was was was was was hundreds of people took part in the demonstration blocking off roads in the c

killing an israeli soldier the israeli prime minister also ordered the legislation of files of holes in palestinian territories and an increase in the i.d.f. presence there i spoke with a palestinian politician with barghouti who says israel is using excessive force. how can further escalation of violence in ramallah be avoided in your opinion it can only be a avoided if there is an early army gets out of our cities and if they remove their brigades to kids and stop attacks on the settlers when our civilian population that's the first step but then the second step should be immediate initiation of a process of and there's been no apparent progress if we look at the last six months of the day of rage protests. is it an idea to change strategy perhaps the palestinians have changed the strategy the palestinians have adopted the nonviolent resistance and the marshes that are taking place in peaceful nonviolent all forms of violence have been excluded and we have. almost directly to that commits to nonviolent resistance but when each peaceful demonstration is messed with the israeli army

lebanese photo journalist ramzi hyder was at the commodore during the israeli invasion. but. given this it is a. mess. at the moment to people. in the early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon use of stockpiled large amounts of fuel food and cash millions of dollars he said enough for the hotel residents and stand for the months to come. also lent journalists money. money. flows better. life for the commodore based journalists joining the invasion was tough. west beirut was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate shelling. but they told the real story. i think the beirut siege of us it was a big eye opener for many correspondents who only in the israeli story but until then. and they were able firsthand when they went out to see the suffering of lebanese and palestinians. and they really went after the story very very hard very hard and harshly and well. i think at that stage though if the commodore hadn't been there the israeli invasion would not have been so well reported and you can fact the commodore in a way for this and the people i

in an israeli army scuse me. i think the situation is incredibly bad and because i don't think you know if you really believe it's really teenagers in the west bank who are heavily armed and who are oppressing a palestinian population i mean i think there is a real comparison that has to be made not to go back to in terms of what kind of effect this has on palestinian children there are children in the west bank and in gaza who are suffering an incredible amount. as long lasting effects of trauma post-traumatic stress and of course when they see that their friends their brothers and sisters being arrested it's a very horrific and abnormal circumstance and i think this has to be repeated and highlighted the life of palestinians what we have to live free is not normal it's incredibly normal and it's a continuous structure of violence that affects all of us whether we live in the west bank gaza. or in exile whichever bit of it we only have one minute left i'm going to ask you to please make your remarks short but i

it will not be easy for this israeli government and this israeli program to say no to that plan. obviously, a lot depends on what's in that plan and nobody knows at this point what's in the plan. the one other element that i think is interesting is that there still is the presumption within the administration that they very much need some level of arab leader, if not support, at least some acknowledgement or recognition that the plan is serious. and to get that there would have to be enough content and i would say as it relates to the palestinian state, but also i would say a significant part of it being a capital for that state. that would be very difficult, certainly for this israeli government. it won't be easy for this prime minister, but i do think the nature of the relationship, the way the prime minister has certainly built up his relationship with trump and how -- how important trump has been for israel, it does make it difficult for the administration and prime minister netanyahu not to be responsive to the president when he comes. the question is can something be incorp

tensions are high in the occupied territories after israeli raids and arrests and three attacks. alone from doha everyone on come on santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera. there are a lot of bad actors in the middle east and we just don't need to condone any more than we have to u.s. senators are expected to vote on whether to pull their military support for the saudi coalition in yemen. they public interest. does have confidence in. britain's prime minister survives a confidence vote but now faces the challenge of reworking her deal to leave the e.u. . and thousands of voting machines are destroyed in a fire in democratic republic of congo just days before an election for a new leader. so we are getting reports of palestinian has shot dead two people in the occupied west bank several others injured it happened at an illegal is ready settlement. and of course we've been reporting already about this ready for. it was killing three palestinians in separate operations. the first was this one in the old city of jerusalem where israel says the suspect stabbed two poli