is broken but he can fix it i'll ask him how. i met her son also on the show the palestinian activist nonviolent resistance has led him to be dubbed the palestinian gun the israel is about to put him on trial in a military court i'll ask him what he thinks the future holds for the palestinian struggle but first in an era of trump fake news and russian propaganda tech giants such as google and facebook are struggling to find an effective way to stop the spread of this information the founder of online encyclopedia wiki pedia says he has the solution and is launching is a news outlet tribune but will it work this week headliner from london jimmy wales . jimmy wales thanks for joining me on front you're about to launch a project called wiki tribune with the bold objective to quote fix the news to combat the rise of fake news facebook has just announced they're actually in this thing we could pedia with you founded to help combat fake news so how big a problem do you think this really is is fake news in your view the front to truth and democracy that some seem to think it is. yes i do i t

>>> now, a panel of palestinians talk about the future of their people in regards to potential one and two-state solutions. they also discuss the current debate around either the full recognition of a separate palestinian state or the integration of the palestinian people as full citizens of israel. following the discussion, panelists took questions from the audience. this was part of the american-arab anti-discrimination committee's annual conference in washington, d.c. it's an hour and 20 minutes. >> we're going to go ahead and start the convention off right now. first, on behalf of the adc, the adc board and staff, i would like to welcome everybody here. this fine evening. or morning, i should say. we kick off our 37th annual convention with a discussion on palestine, one state versus two state, what is maybe the best interest of the palestinians now in light of the trump administration. so with that, i want to turn it over to our moderator, mr. christopher hazou. >> thank you so much. good morning, everybody. thank you for coming out today. my name is christopher hazou. i'm the

each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of our shared land. >> growing up in the 1960's, the palestinians just weren't in the head of anyone. palestinians were different. we knew we had property and it was taken away from us by force. i remember distinctly remembering that this was the wall that separated the east and west jerusalem. and this was no man's land here. >> my family lived in jerusalem for centuries. in 1948 the state was pounded, and for the palestinians this time was called the catastrophe. like many palestinians, my father and his entire family were pushed out of their ancestral home. they moved to a small apartment in east jerusalem because the city was divided into aa jewish and an arab city. and in 1967, the six-day war happened when the israelis invaded jerurusalem anand conqu it. we have lived under the israeli occupation ever since, always longing to go back to our ancestral homes. >> and my father's story that we left the home that he was born in and his fathe

real reconciliation. and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth piron i'm the palestinian government has made its first trip back to dolls after a decade in exile the fattah movement which leads the government was driven out of the strip in two thousand and seven after a last election and civil war with rival hamas palestinian prime minister around the house was welcomed by large crowds and celebrations in gaza city on monday shut down that soft government in gaza last month to pave the way for the reconciliation both groups are trying to reactivate a unity government both gaza and the west bank says it's crucial for the middle east peace process. the heart of the palestinian state exist. between the west bank and the gaza strip. the vision. well hamas and fatah have tried and failed to reconcile frequently over the past ten years peacemaking efforts have never made it this far saudi arabia was the first to try and broker peace between hamas and fatah but the mecca deal signed in two thousand and seven fell apart almost immediately here later yemen gave it a go and two sides signed a dea

systematic abuse of palestinian boys an occupied east jerusalem summer detained in the middle of the night accused of stone throwing the occupation by israel is considered illegal under international law but is it breaking other laws and is there a hidden motivation this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm patty calhoun handcuffed arrested and questioned without the presence of their lawyer or their parents a new report says that's common for palestinian teens picked up by israeli police the human rights group. accuse israel of systematically abusing young detainees in occupied east jerusalem israeli police say the report is inaccurate and misleading so what does it actually say the report includes statements from sixty boys suspected of stone throwing it found seventy percent of them did not understand they had a right to remain silent three out of ten of the boys did not speak to lawyers before questioning in almost all the cases they were india interrogation room on their own without parents or any other relative and eighty percent of the confessions the teenager

palestinian factions hamas says it's reached every concierge and deal with fatah. this is al jazeera live from doha also ahead iraq's government claims i saw has infiltrated the disputed province of kirkuk partly under the control of the kurdish regional government. and out to meet him to cuts in on years leaders the spanish government says they have until monday to declare their intentions on independence plus. protests seen kenya have made a deepening political crisis after opposition leader right now dingo withdraws from the repeats presidential election. thank you for joining us the palestinian faction hamas says it's reach a deal on political week concierge and with fatah a move that. could signal an end to a decade long divide between the two groups hamas and fatah have been meeting in egypt capital cairo to discuss the formation of a national unity government negotiations brokered by egypt started on tuesday details of the outcome of the agreement reached overnight will be revealed at a news conference later today let's go live to harry foster who's in ramallah forests

longstanding split palestinian rival groups fatah and hamas reach a deal but previous reconciliation attempts between them have failed on this one succeeded what could it mean for the future of the peace talks with israel this is an inside story. they've been rivals for a decade but now the palestinian groups fatah and hamas of reached a deal to make up and work together egypt has been mediating the most recent talks in the relationship between the two factions soured in two thousand and six after hamas won the election and then seize gaza from fatah after a period of. there's cautious optimism about this latest agreement because we've been here before will this time be different how the force it has more on the deal for. in the occupied west bank. well in a recorded statement it has been played on egyptian television we've heard from the two delegation heads and what appears to be the case is a disagreement among other things will center on the rafa crossing between egypt and gaza the palestinian authority delegation head saying that the p.a. would assume full control of that of tha

you. has been dubbed the palestinian garny a prominent human rights activist in the occupied west bank has been recognized by both the e.u. and the un he's been a tireless advocate for nonviolent resistance you might think he would have been welcomed with open arms by both the palestinian and the israeli government but you'd be wrong his own palestinian authority recently locked him out for almost a week over a facebook post and now israel is putting on trial in a military court for a series of charges dismissed by international rights groups as baseless joins me now you're a well known award winning palestinian activist and despite your nonviolent activism you've been arrested by israel quote more times than you can count your most recent imprisonment however was by the palestinian authority for comments you made on facebook what is the palestinian authority cracking down on palestinian human rights activist i fortunately the ability authority burst a little called cyber crime middle and it relates the palestinian people privacy and the palestinian people's freedom of expression.

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session unfortunately on the palestinian side hamas the for some of the religious side of the conflict. they represent also in a way. ideology that would never accept our right to live in peace in the region using and this is something also that need to be by the international community and of course is. acting against it when when we should well let's let me let's discuss your ideas on the resolution of these really palestinian conflict in just a few moments we have to take a very short break that we will be back very soon stay tuned. but will these again in a moment and to sanctions are breaking but the fault of the damage in both sides gets to its new reality. they may change the russian economy and the russian the financial system and i know a lot of people who are looking for a creative ways to get better results. but i'll go with the big. gimme no it's the sun i'm not to run you get the deficit in but he thought i know how to book it by the spirit borrow it i'm just. yeah use on this will for some time to time it's not want something to go much but i feel a lot of them behind it

israelis and palestinians continues with no sign of any sort of resolution anytime soon so should the balfour declaration be celebrated as the first step towards the establishment of the state of israel and self-determination for the jewish people want to cry it is an act of betrayal by the british who had also promised palestine to the arabs to debate this i'm joined by god a commie a british palestinian author and lecturer at exeter university's institute of arab and islamic studies martin kramer an israeli american historian and founding president of college in jerusalem and ian black a british journalist former middle east editor for the guardian and author of a new book on the history of the conflict anime's and neighbors thank you all for joining me on up front and let me start with you the british prime minister trees a man's promise to mark with pride the seventeen area of the balfour declaration next week while members of the palestinian authority of call for an official apology from the u.k. for protests a british embassies worldwide which one is in your view is powerful som

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between palestinian factions hamas says it's reaching a recount to deal with fatah. and fully back to watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead tensions grow between kurdish authorities and the iraqi government after last month's disputed secession referendum. spain celebrates its national day i made a deepening political crisis over the future of the catalonia region. and demonstrations in kenya as crisis talks continue over whether or not they will be a rerun of the presidential election. thank you for joining us the palestinian faction hamas says it's reach a deal on political reconciliation with fatah a move that could signal an end to a decade long divide between the two groups hamas and fatah have been meeting in egypt and capital cairo to disk. at the formation of a national unity government. brokered by egypt started on to sleep live to al-jazeera as harry foster who is in ramallah for us in the occupied west bank harry it seems they delayed the press conference we were expecting out of cairo on the details out this agreement what do we know they have agreed on exactly whe

trying to reach. palestinians in gaza and the occupied west bank i've been alice on the street center. a reconciliation deal between fatah and hamas brokered by egypt the agreement between the rival political movements will end a decade long splits under the agreement a unity government will take administrative control of gaza which has been run by hamas for the last ten years by december the first are a force that reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. in a grand hall of the egyptian intelligence headquarters and hamas officially signed on to egypt's grand plan for palestinian reconciliation after a decade of division both sides expressed hope that this time it was for good. there has been full agreement on the concept of empowering the government and. the legitimate palestinian government will return to working normally in accordance with. the law. despite the fact that we have some different views different political points we have different disputes but this will never change the fact that we are brothers we are brothers in religion we are brothers in nationality we are

at this time on al-jazeera. a move that could end the decade long disputes between rival palestinian factions hamas says it's reached a recon c.-h. and deal with fatah. so i'm fully back to go this is al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also ahead iraq's government claims eyesore has infiltrated the disputed province of care partly under the control of the kurdish regional government plus. and the wind was just howling and so i knew this is it going to get out he was one of the lucky ones the death toll in the california wildfires rises to more than twenty and then to made some to catalonians leaders the spanish government says they have until monday to declare their intentions on independence. thank you for joining as the palestinian faction hamas says it has reached a deal on political reconciliation. with fatah a move that could signal an end to a decades long divide between the two groups hamas and fatah have been meeting in egypt in capital cairo to discuss the formation of a national unity government negotiations brokered by egypt started on tuesday details of the outc

interested in that global perspective that al jazeera lives. palestinian unity fattah and hamas agree to set their differences aside and govern gaza together. alone barbara sara you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program the u.s. has pulled out of the un's culture and education body accusing it of anti israel bias spain's national day marked by a parade of unity in madrid but the mood is more divided in barcelona and free after five years in taliban hands a us canadian couple and their three children are released in pakistan. rival palestinian political movements fatah and hamas have signed a deal to help reconcile their decade long split negotiators from the groups have been in cairo for talks on a deal for a unity government in gaza the palestinian authority will take full administers have control of gaza by december the first that rough a border crossing in gaza will be handed over to the unity government that it will be operated by the presidential guard of president mahmoud abbas that is shed jeweled for november the first around three thousan

palestinian territory of garza will soon have a second mobile telephone network for twenty years there's only been one the new company got permission after eighteen years of negotiations with israel but there are still issues with three g. technology in gaza has been its method. in the palestinian territories just like anywhere else in the world you will find people staring in their mobile phones but here it's because they're usually waiting for something to happen because in guards around the occupied west bank they only have access to slow two g. technology it's taken eleven years of negotiations with the israelis the palestinians to be allowed access to three g. technology and that equipment has only just started arriving in the west bank it hasn't been allowed here into garza so while in garza the arrival of a new mobile phone operator is welcome if you're being called charges down or people really want is access to high speed internet on their mobile phones and in the gap in the market that's been left the israeli companies have slipped in with their three and four g. technology bec

against israel now israel has pulled out as well also coming out an agreement at last rival palestinian factions a sign a reconciliation deal after a decade long split the militant group hamas says it will hand back control of the gaza strip to fatah we'll bring you reaction from gaza. i bring it off it's good to have you with us anti israel and too expensive tonight those are the main reasons the united states is giving for its withdrawal from unesco the un's cultural organization created by the u.s. more than seventy years ago today the u.s. state department pointed to unpaid dues a need for fundamental reform and what it says is the organization's quote continuing anti israel bias well for its part israel has no said that it will also leave you know esca human body promotes peace around the world girls' education clean drinking water and it's renowned for its world heritage program protecting cultural sites such as the statue of liberty and stonehenge. are joining us now are our correspondents covering the image of noise standing by in washington and tanya kramer joining us from jeru

rival palestinian factions fatah and hamas reconsolidation talks in egypt to lead to the signing of a deal that could help bring an end to a decade long political disputes the agreement calls for the handover of administrative control of gaza to a unity government in just a matter of weeks we'll go live to amman life for the latest. plus armada want to join us with his perspective spain marks national day for people waving spanish fly take to the streets of madrid and barcelona in a so if unity but the united front you see right there is being overshadowed by a political reality catalans bid for independence we'll hear from both sides of spain's political divide and building fences to make a political statement famed chinese artist and human rights activist i way way launches a controversial art project in new york city the aim to provoke thought and discussion on the role walls play around the world targets u.s. president donald trump and his plans to build a border wall in an effort to tighten immigration and comments made by a congresswoman improve have set off an online debate a

streets as palestinian political rivals hamas and fatah striking a reconnaissance mission after a decade of disagreements and the u.s. is pulling out of the united nations cultural body unesco citing bias against israel which is following act of the door. thank you for joining us a turkish military convoy has entered northern syria in a new military operation these are live pictures from the turkey's. syria border where more armored vehicles are waiting to cross turkey sending troops to syria is it live province to enforce the so-called deescalation zone there which a spot of an agreement between turkey iran and russia let's get the latest from al-jazeera. who is at the she goes to border crossing on the turkey syria border. this operation has been in preparation for some time now bring us up to speed with the latest how many turkish troops are actually cross the border and where they headed. following reports suggest that at least one hundred turkish soldiers are now in syria based in an area called. the western border of the province of dozens of the girl's. personnel carriers also cro

going to keep an eye on events for us there from antakya thank you. now palestinians have been on the streets celebrating a reconciliation deal between fatah which runs the occupied west bank and hamas which controls gaza brokered by egypt the agreement between the rival political movements will end a decade long split under the deal a consensus government will take full of minister to have control of gaza by december thirty first the agreement will also see the wrath or border crossing currently governed by hamas handed over to that consensus governments around three thousand police officers from the fatah led palestinian authority will be deployed to the strip and the authority will also oversee garza's civil and security sector previous sticking points have included control over the arsenal of hamas is armed wing as well as the fate of thousands of hamas as public servants detailed information was given about this that both sides say the problems will be sorted out how to force it reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. in a grand hall of the egyptian intelligence headquar

israeli palestinian affairs we cover the story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of the story we have a presence here all the time apart from being a cameraman it's also very important to be a journalist to know the story very well before going into the fields covering the united nations and global the policy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible this is where talks happen and what happens here matters. our assessment right now is it is an isis affiliated group the u.s. says i solicit responsible for the deaths of four american servicemen and four soldiers from the jack. w. watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up kurdish peshmerga forces say they're stopping iraqi troops from advancing on more disputed territory. china enshrines president xi jinping has political philosophy into the constitution. i'm andrew thomas with tourists in the rural chinese village where team a paying spent his formative years all explaining why this place mats is president as it is policies congress hate his grip on power. the top u.s. general says

up. celebrations on the streets palestinian political rival some awesome strike a reconciliation deal after a decade of disagreement. families freed after being kept captive for five years by a group linked to afghanistan's taliban. dozens of police are sacked in colombia after the killing of farm workers we look at how the drug trade is still an obstacle to peace. a convoy of turkish troops has entered northern syria and a new military operation that's after turkey said it was sending in troops to enforce a deescalation so it's part of an agreement between turkey which backs rebel forces and iran and russia which support the government turkish media is reporting the armor groups carrying troops crossed into syria is it live province late thursday. has more from the talkie along turkey's border with syria. this is what we know so far dozens of military vehicles have crossed into syria we know from different sources that the turkish military i was stationed in an area called all of the western outskirts of the province of idlib or however we know that their final destination is go

. . this is the news live from berlin a big step forward on palestinian reconciliation after a decade long split between bitter rivals amoss and fatah say they've reached an agreement on key points during talks in cairo we'll have the latest from our correspondent also coming up. president trump is set to announce whether the u.s. should renew the iran nuclear deal he's called it bad for america but will he push to completely scrap the agreement that gives iran sanctions relief in exchange for limits promise nuclear program. and germany's biggest airline lift on says that the buy a large chunks of bankrupt carrier air berlin snapping up dozens of its planes and thousands of staff members. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us palestinian rivals hamas and fatah appear to have reached a breakthrough in the reconciliation talks the leader of ma says the two groups have come to an agreement after negotiations in the egyptian capital cairo now a key point in ending the decade long split. when the two sides is agreement over who should control the gaza strip a mosque sees that t

palestinian factions hamas and fatah signed a reconciliation day and after a decade long split and told to egypt hamas says it will hand control of the gaza strip back to fatah we'll bring you reaction from israel from jerusalem and to brussels delivers a blow to the u.k. a u.s. president go say to michelle body and says talks are deadlocked on the death but will not ask next week's e.u. summit to begin discussions on a future relationship with britain. i'm phil go welcome to the program in the last hour or so the united states has announced that it is to withdraw from unesco the un's cultural organization the state department said the decision was due to concerns about unpaid use the need for fundamental reform and what it says is the organizations continuing anti israel bias you know asco seeks to promote peace worldwide and it's renowned for its world heritage program which i think cultural sites like the statue of liberty and promoting girls' education. let's get more details to correspondent to catalina chimo who joins us from washington welcome karlene tell us more about the state

weibo palestinian factions signed a reconciliation deal after a decade long splits the militant group hamas says it will hand back control of the gaza strip to fatah. plus it will get the latest from barcelona where opponents of kettle on independence are making their voices heard that as thousands of demonstrators commemorate the spanish national day he called on how long leaders to make up with. madrid but catalonia government is facing pressure from the separatists as the whole region walks a disease in tight work. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us anti israel and too expensive tonight those are the main reasons the united states is giving for its withdrawal from unesco the un's cultural organization created by the u.s. more than seventy years ago the u.s. state department point pay dues and need for fundamental reform in what it says is the organization's continuing anti israel by now for its part israel has now said that it will also leave unesco the un body promotes peace around the world girls' education and its renowned for its world heritage programme protecti

minutes new hope that a decade long dispute has come to an end rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah signed a reconciliation deal plus. the kenyan government bans protests as it sold out what will happen next to its presidential run also. and the wind was just howling and so i knew this is it i've got to get out he was one of the lucky ones the death toll in the california wildfire fires has now reached over twenty. i'm kristen salumi in manhattan where the chinese artist ai wei wei has painted one of the latest poll coming out i'll tell you which payments new york are you trying to reach. welcome to the news hour we start in the middle east. the ins a rival factions have signed a deal political reconciliation hamas and fatah have agreed for the palestinian authority to take full administrate of control of gaza by december the first they've been meeting in the egyptian capital cairo to discuss the formation of a national unity government because your actions brokered by egypt started on choose day palestinian president mahmoud abbas has welcomed the outcome of the cairo talks a

for their joy the short lived. palestinian reconciliation senior fatah delegation visits hamas controlled gaza to try to end a ten year risk. and more than one hundred thousand passengers are scrambling to find a way home three cave based monarch airline suspended operations. united states is once again dealing with a mass shooting this time it's in las vegas a gunman opened fire from an upper floor of a hotel overlooking a major concert outside mandalay bay casino more than fifty people have been killed making this the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history another four hundred six were injured in this. police named the gunman as sixty four year old stephen paddick. officers found dead when they went into his hotel room and they also found more than ten rifles and his room they still investigating this as president donald trump has taken to twitter to offer warmest condolences to the victims. and reports. this was the final night of a festival in las vegas when gunfire silenced the music. witnesses say they were in absolute panic and pandemonium we were the further sta

place in cairo between rival palestinian factions fatah and hamas cross a diplomatic dispute exposes the deteriorating relations between turkey and the united states. with. hello and welcome back we'll start by looking at weather conditions across southeastern parts of asia we've seen some pretty heavy rain affecting brunei of the last twenty four hours that's coming in from the airport also works out to see some rainfall accumulations in parts of java just getting into the rainy season couple of months away from the really heavy rain but showers now becoming more widespread so looking at the forecast again from the lazy in borneo brunei look so that we pretty well they will see some heavy downpours some showers likely effect at least partly probably dry and then up through the night we've got showers to singapore and kuala lumpur further north some heavy rain across southern parts of thailand the bangkok is likely to see some showers to vittie let's head down into a stray da here we've got low pressure developing and some trough of low pressure as well so looking a bit more

with the latest also on the show. palestinians are potentially a step closer to reconciliation after a decade long split between bitter rivals hamas and fatah say they've reached an agreement on key points we'll go live to jerusalem. germany's biggest airline a move time is gearing up to buy large parts of bankrupt carrier air berlin snapping up dozens of its planes of thousands of its staff. so glad to have you with us and we begin in brussels where the exit negotiator michele bachmann it has said a short while ago that he's disturbed by the lack of progress in this week's talks with the u.k. he says there's deadlock over how much britain should pay when it leaves the e.u. and that he won't recommend next week's session move on to other topics such as trade here's just a bit of what he had to say let's. watch. this week we worked in a constructive spirit. and we counted find certain points without however making any great steps forward and. when they listened in to that's a press conference and he joins us now from brussels max that was a damning progress assessment from the. regs tha

from london coming up in the next the sixty minutes palestinian unity and hamas agree to set their differences aside and governed gaza together the u.s. and israel pull out of the un's culture and education body accusing it of anti israeli bias. free after five years in taliban hands a us canadian couple and their three children are released in pakistan. spain's national day marked by a parade of unity in madrid but the mood is more divided in barcelona. and i'm tatiana sanchez in doha with all the day's sport as nineteen time grand slam champion roger federer advances to the shanghai masters quarter finals and more later in the program. rival palestinian political movements fatah and hamas have signed a deal to help to reconcile their decade long split negotiators from the groups have been in cairo for talks on a deal for a unity government in gaza where the palestinian authority will take full administrative control of gaza by december the first the rougher border crossing in gaza will be handed over to the unity government and it will be operated by the presidential guard of pre