amnesty international says the european union is complicit in the abuse of refugees in libya it says european governments ignore rights violations and violent tactics used by the libyan coast guard so will this report help refugees this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm still robin the mediterranean refugee crisis was the top story on every channel has fall out of the spotlight in recent months and that may be because refugee and migrant deaths are down significantly but amnesty international says many refugees are actually better off as migration routes to europe closed down hundreds of thousands have been forced back into detention centers in libya where they're often facing physical and sexual abuse amnesty says the european union hasn't just been aware of these abuses but it's been complicit in them will get to our guests in a moment but first this report from in the hours there these images sparked outrage around the world african migrants at risk of being sold at auction in libya the accusation of modern day slavery triggered international concern and you pledge

experience in libya so. we received the news about the trauma victims forever but they are very strong people determined to move. that out just what i just want to show people a picture of where people are coming from how they're going for the a.b.'s. in three major regions across the african continent where they're actually going from far west across to the far east all heading north and that journey takes them from libya very often what has happened in the last few years that has made that journey even more perilous and for there to be even more cases of slavery. i think what's happened is that libya. is ungoverned states in all you know in effect and there are it's a small population it's five million people the same number of people come from the small island that i come from from maryland but it's a huge country the size of france bigger. so what's happened is that the economy has become a migrant economy people are essentially exploiting the migrants as they come through full of hope that they're going

macron is here he has the solution for libya's problem send in the troops. zone we are proposing police military action we are not waging war but this is a country in a political transition political transition he calls it does sound better than savage civil war more politically correct nevertheless a number of african and e.u. states are ready to help fight this war or rather not really a war says macron but a military operation still round two for france in libya. today were intervening in libya we are intervening in order to enable the libyan people to choose their own destiny it must not be deprived of its rights by violence and terror the fact that slavery is so rampant in libya is because the country's army and political order were obliterated under nato bombardment six years ago since then libya has been stuck in a brutal and bloody political transition as president calls it or absolute chaos and anarchy as anyone out sward call it as long as it is a failed state the problem will come back as a failed state because the regime of at our feet up was not

in libya libya is particularly lawless but is this aspect of the plan that thorsten has just outlined do you think really likely to function i doubt it but at least the situation would be somewhat better compared to leave because at least you would deal with one government a government that has also a track record. where you can find some kind of authority and that's not a failed state as such even though they have their internal program and so re problems nevertheless taking this kind of measures is what europe is now doing is is actually always trying to enforce through coercion we have this plan for africa we have a marshall plan we have africa initiative we have a compact for africa it's a confusion even the bureaucrats in berlin don't know who is talking about which blah so it's a massive scale in amount on a massive scale they're trying to push something within a few years just to satisfy their own clientele in europe. don't we also christine one to have a certain short term long term discrepancy here europe perceives itself at least as having a very severe short term political

in charge in libya over the dictator if you like of libya. and some success in getting the attention even admiration and support from outside libya and britain for example the world the world some people who were convinced that he was look the hope for the future and in other countries too i don't think those feelings were widely shared enjoyed libya and we'll leave it there oliver miles former u.k. ambassador to libya thank you for your thoughts thank you. now i have some news just in from the u.s. an amtrak train has derailed in pierce county washington state and we hope to bring you the first images from the scene within the next hour track says it is aware of the incident and will provide more updates as more information comes in. well for names and plenty of other stories go to our website. at the top of the hour my colleague neal hoby will be here with the latest headlines but for me it's mine. but i'm not. going to do not come. oh oh. oh. i mess kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this is fun it's a device used by profess

ghana, after many months of detention in libya. detention in libya. left for libya in 2016 in search of greener pastures. greener pastures. bartee faced the exact opposite. exact opposite. captured, tortured, and sold as a slave. —— paid traffickers. -- paid traffickers. the driver sold me to a ghana man. driver sold me to a ghana man. he said i should pay him money. said i should pay him money. he needed money in ghana. needed money in ghana. 100 people, in one small room. just beating us. every day. i spent almost three months in that room. so it is not easy. easy. didn't pay money, what they would do to you... to you... so, they give you a number in ghana. his wife's number in ghana. ghana. your mother will send mobile money to his wife. to his wife. they told me that i should pay the money. should pay the money. mum, and my mum, at that time, she is not feeling well. is not feeling well. she said she had money in the taxi. she sold the taxi. taxi. and send the money to that guy, his wife. wife. for migration, has helped repatriate over 300 ghanaians. over 300 ghanaians. is al

program the international countries are complicit in quote the horrific abuse of migrants coming from libya. quite literally less than the price of a cup of tea facebook estimates how much russia spent on its so-called meddling campaign to influence the. referendum. from moscow to the world this is r t international my names you know neal good to have your company we begin in turkey where leaders of the muslim world have held an emergency summit on called on the international community to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine charlotte dubinsky was the organization of islamic cooperation meeting for us well i'm standing just outside of damascus gate in east jerusalem which now has according to the organization cooperation named the capital of palestine into rights contradiction to what we heard from donald trump position just a week ago where they said to slow. i'm an undivided jerusalem was in their mind the capital of israel that extraordinary meeting came as fifty seven leaders from muslim countries across the world continents met together at that meeting means buy tickets

on the international scene countries are complicit in the horrific abuse of migrants coming from libya in the program this hour we get reaction to those accusations from the european parliament's human rights commission. less than the price of a cup of facebook how much it believes russia spent on its so-called campaign to influence the u.k.'s brayton referendum. from moscow every hour of the day this is r.t. international my names you know neil welcome to the program we begin first this hour in turkey where a meeting of the organization of islamic cooperation muslim nations have called on the international community to recognize east jerusalem the capital of palestine shara dubin ski has been following the emergency session for a. while i'm standing just outside of damascus in east jerusalem which now has according to the. organization of islamic cooperation been named the capital of palestine interact contradiction to what we heard from donald trump of the u.s.a.'s position just a week ago where they said jerusalem an undivided jerusalem was in their mind the capital of israel that e

leaders announced an emergency plan to evacuate thousands of stranded migrants in libya before they go to the highest bidder that's coming up later on the day. in sweden a group of winners of the so-called alternative nobel prize have read out a letter of protest to the eyes are by john government now they are calling for the journalist. is my you know to be allowed to leave the country she and three others will be awarded the right livelihood award which is also known as the alternative nobel prize in stockholm tomorrow the award is for courage an excellent it's in fields not recognized by the nobel committee. is my a lot of it will not be there due to a travel ban a travel ban that she says was imposed on her after she criticized the government in her by john one of this year's four winners of the right livelihood award or that alternative nobel prize is collin gunn solve and he is a human rights lawyer from india he was among the protesters in stockholm who delivered that letter protesting the government in azerbaijan. by running away from their embassy so first they said that. w

of european governments stand accused of being complicit in the abuse of thousands of refugees in libya. i do on the clock this is a lie from joe also coming up in the program sealing the deal turkey says it will buy a defense system from russia the spot being in may to. leave the country will go to prison the choice no facing tens of thousands of african asylum seekers in israel. and world leaders are gathered at a climate change summit in paris will be live in the french capital for the. so i'm a senior national is accusing european governments of being complicit in the abuse of thousands of refugees in the efforts to curb migration in the reports the human rights group says the e.u. used to. in a sea of containment shows little care for the consequences for those trapped in libya one example given is the funding by e.u. governments of the libyan coast guard to intercept migrants see these refugees are then sent to detention centers where they suffer abuse and exploitation there are nearly twenty thousand people and they have a crowd of buildings the report also says that the u. is aw

libya is the only nation delegates were able to agree on there was no resolution on what was meant to be the main goal of the summit developing a new strategy to help africa's youth expectations have been high but it seems africa's most vulnerable have been left out in the cold. let's bring indeed abuse yon philip schultz has been a covering that summit for us and obviously on how young philip we heard there about this emergency plan to rescue people who have been in slave in libya how realistic is this plan. at the moment it's very difficult to say if this emergency plan will be successful we heard delegates say that they want to rescue about three thousand eight hundred migrants in libya in the next weeks but we have to keep in mind that we are talking about four hundred thousand or even seven hundred thousand that are still in libya at least those are the numbers from organizations on the ground and a lot of them are trapped in horrible conditions and a lot of them are more than willing to come back home and rescue operations on the ground very difficult people that those operation

which we have in libya if you are escaping torture which we have in libya you have to right to do so and we know when you for example if you rescue someone in libyan waters how do you know they are trying to escape libya how do you not how do you not know that they're trying to escape another african country i'm talking actually at the moment about international waters there for example we had to get you know how do you know they're fleeing libya i mean they could be from other african countries it's not that easy to come with a rubber boat from another african country to need to help but i mean my point is if they're coming from libya it doesn't mean they're fleeing libya it means that they may be fleeing a crisis in another country maybe defeating a crisis in another country before but when they're coming from libya they have faced torture they have faced. kind of slave state for conditions over there which was just revealed. and so so it's very obvious that those people that are in that boat so they are escaping discounter and they tell it to us we have those people on our rescue

this the concern for libya. okay. maybe they won't be up north but down south in libya. if they can control a little bit of territory in libya, is that sufficient in the border region areas. i think the sinai is similar. if they control a little territory in the sinai and can threaten cairo, which is basically what they are doing now, is that sufficient? i think it's not as big as what they did in mosul and in raqqa, but i think is it sufficient -- is it a concern? yes. is it sufficient for us for them to hold territory and not to rebuild? absolutely. that's how it ends. >> does that islamic state, then, resemble iraq and syria, an adoption of tactics that may be an adjust for a region. things we should be watching? >> this is a problem with these groups. so not to go too far out but let's take yemen, major crisis, chronic civil war. you have aqap saying let's not beat up the tribes to try and maintain our safe haven. they just couldn't bring themselves to do it. they still use these oppressive measures on the local population. so i think that is going to be the key if t

the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya a country left in ruins by the nato intervention of two thousand and eleven. for broadcasting live the red forester's moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our team international. our north korea says the u.s. is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang fired a new ballistic missile which it says is capable of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland the test launch provoked an angry response from washington and a call for caution from russia. little rocket man rocket feel for the american because. he is a sick puppy the dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it and if four comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. the americans should start with explaining their intentions to see if they are really looking for an excuse to destroy as the u.s. envoy to the u.n. said it's a security council meeting let them spell it out clearly and let the u.s. leadership co

to create the right them grisman own country for sure libya is not that country for us to make a libya is a country or run we as a libyan have already imposed on africa and we want to see anybody talk of never going to the first but the country of origin and to help these immigrants to stay with their loved ones with your families also this week we spoke to an assistant of the former libyan leader moammar gadhafi who is the pows and killed in two thousand and eleven but selig bashir chaired the eight billion dollar the be an african investment portfolio and knowledge they get duffy family's private funds this is what he told us. for the heart as to how it's not right to see gadhafi better to say the libyan government the libyan government left about two hundred billion dollars in various banks abroad and the un has frozen the money in accordance with the security council resolution and when it comes to the money inside the country those who came to power after his afi claim there are one hundred sixty tons of gold billions of dollars in libyan dinars in the central bank when gadhafi mo

the french presidency manuma cruel calls for military action against human traffickers in libya despite the chaos caused by the last intervention there. it's the day of the draw for the twenty eighteen feet for world cup we'll bring you all the latest from a special studio by the kremlin. is right about now there are thirty two managers there are thirty two squads of players and there are millions of fans from each of those particular countries all nervously waiting to find out who their side will play next year we got a month and call it all down on the red carpet he's talking to v.i.p.'s lots of buildup lots of interest but more in a few minutes. i'm kate partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international on an historic day for football fans thank you for joining us. french president in my new micro has tabled a new plan to combat human trafficking in libya involving military action but his plans have been widely criticized as the previous a french led intervention in libya left the country in ruins as what i'd guessed if explains. slavery and human traffick

libya. by the last military intervention in that country. just hours away now from the draw for the finals that is when the. next summer. it is. joined by. special coverage you can find out who. poll conducted in the united states reveals. the country's young people. there on the program young americans why. a worldwide headlines live from moscow this is. the french president has tabled a new plan for preventing human trafficking in libya and it involves military action it's already been widely criticized especially in light of the french led western military intervention in libya that left the country in ruins. investigates. slavery and human trafficking of violent offenses sadly common now in libya but no need to fear president macron is here he has the solution for libya's problem send in the troops to tunisia to zone we're proposing police military action we are not waging war but this is a country in a political transition political transition he calls it does sound better than a savage civil war more politically correct nevertheless a

libya and yemen. things are focussed on the transition humanitarian assistance is a very key part of this for countries in conflict. and the u.s. delivered hundreds of millions of billions of dollars of aid in recent years. >> is there going to be increasing need fvrt country to focus on this. working with international partners. two reports that recently came out the first report was published yesterday. by the world food program u.s. a demonstrates the link between food insecurity and instability. and the second report was produced by the united nations development program. it's entitled a journey to extremism in africa. and this report highlights the link between lack of development on one hand and violent extremism on the other. with unanimous consent i'd like to introduce both of the reports in the record. i'd like to ask whether you have had a chance to review the reports? >> not yet, senator. we'll look forward to doing so. >> like wise. >> thank you. >> a quick follow up. that's what worries m

coming from libya they have faced torture they have faced. kind of slave slave for conditions over there which was just revealed. and so so it's very obvious that those people that are in that boat so there is cape being discounted and they tell that to us we have those people on our rescue missions what would happen if the libyan coast guard were not there if the libyan coast guard would not be there someone else would need to be there to rescue people but if there are going to be like libyan coast guard is not doing rescued there's several cases but the libyans actually cost that vegetius that we have in the mediterranean sea for example we had a case that is also mentioned in the report that came up i am steve which is the sixth of november when we had a rescue mission there was an italian helicopter that was a french warship and it was to see what sri all equipped. capacities for search and rescue and what the libyans did they just drove in with a fast speed boat kind of crashing onto the boat of the migrants crossing a panic situation ca

the international countries are complicit in the abuse of my coming from libya. we get reaction. from the european parliament. less than the price of. pain to influence the referendum. around the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team and myself welcome to the program we begin this hour in turkey where a meeting of the organization of islamic cooperation muslim nations have called on the international community to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine . has been following the emergency session for us. well i'm standing just outside of damascus gate in east jerusalem which now has according to the organization of islamic cooperation been named the capital of palestine into rights contradiction to what we heard from donald trump and u.s.a.'s position just a week ago where they said to slim an undivided jerusalem was in their mind the capital of israel that extraordinary meeting came as fifty seven leaders from muslim countries across the world continents met together at that meeting which was convened by turkey's president to one now we also

the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya but critics of the move say he has no right to intervene in the country which has not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven. a summary of the big stories are reported right here this is r.t. international. also today's top stories as well that's where we're starting north korea says the u.s. is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang launched a new missile that experts say demonstrates significant technological progress washington strongly condemned the test and issued a stern threat to the north leadership. the dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed little rocket man rocket fuel for the american. he is a sick puppy. the north korean crisis centers a new stage with a ballistic missile test as it's widely believed that pyongyang is now capable of hitting the u.s. mainland according

would have helped libya to somehow. care for all those people who already came to libya who are daring cams so actually europe should guarantee the security on the one hand and also the conditions of the people health there and then finally the european countries must help countries like libya for a remark gratian initiative for initiative of repatriation of those people who came to live in their countries of origin so i think it's all about this restoring of serenity cutting the smuggling routes on the other hand and on the other hand of guaranteeing the security in this countries but. unfortunately our western imperialism actually lets through the situation libya is currently him so i think it's the end of conflict in libya which was also cast thirty our western intervention back in two thousand and eleven i think there won't be an end to this crisis i can't i can see you nodding a lot there i mean do you think then that helping the sovereignty is sovereign countries such as maybe resolve their conflicts and therefore

i don't know what to call libya. is there influence on the presence of the terrorist groups orradicalization in the region ? is there any one of these systems that have been more effective in dealing with whether it's meeting with the presence or the production prevention of radicalization? >> there the influence of the political system on radicalization? terrorism you mean, anti-terrorism. of course there is. we see it through egypt of cc for example, we see the difference. it depends on the context. but there is directinfluence. in fact, in libya there is no political center . the central bank, of course it keeps latitude to terrist grps.tunisia, i will see democracy, is much more that we call a consensual democracy. it's the domestication of islam. that's an influence. if tunisia had been a polarization between. [inaudible], what we call the secular or the international. not the syrian war but lots of people might have died so i think it's a good choice to do that. and in algeria and all the others, they have thei

countries of complicity in the abuse and torture of migrants trying to reach europe from libya. deadly explosion at a major gas up in austria puts europe on high alert with prices soaring and a state of emergency declared in italy. thanks for joining us this morning is the you watching international. the west bank city of bethlehem has been thrown into turmoil since donald trump's announcement last week that he was recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel according to the palestinian health ministry four people have been killed almost two thousand injured in six days of clashes while protests erupted throughout tuesday journalist reports from gaza tensions is increasing on the buffer zone nothing knows each year yet we can see and hear we just right now know. the live. shot just right now a palestinian kid got shot just right now in a live bullets from days rallies to seniors are still protesting the demonstrations and protests are struggling in gaza strip west bank and bet let him flourish. that sixth day today and palestinians have been protesting since. thursday night o

do the right investments that country for you know libya is not the country for you know democratic libya is a country of iran we. have already imposed on africa and we want to see anybody talk of it we're going to face it they're going to put it in and put up this immunity to stay with their loved ones would get from. the thirty two nations competing in the fifo world cup in russia next summer discovered their opponents on friday as the draw was made for the group stage here is how the eight groups look on june fifteenth russia will face saudi arabia at moscow's newly refurbished luzhniki stadium a group b. meanwhile sees perhaps the most anticipated tie of the round pitting rivals portugal and spain against each other in sochi russia will also welcome the smallest country ever to qualify for the world cup iceland they will be playing argentina we caught up with some of the managers taking teams into the tournament. think we've got a group of players that. contrie over eleven million to produce these sort of footballers are something to be proud of the biggest job we have to be able to s

headline international the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya despite all the chaos caused by the last military intervention in that country. in moscow hours away now from the drool for the cup finals that is when the. stage next summer it is the day of the final. world cup. to be joined by his football legend co-host draw special coverage you can find out who that is in just a few. conducted in the united states. of the country's young people's. political party here on the program. a very well welcome to you from all of us here at the international in moscow you come your latest friday headlines. the french president has tabled a new plan for preventing human trafficking in libya and even involves military action it's already been widely criticized especially in light of the french led western military intervention in libya that left the country in ruins. reports on this. slavery and human trafficking of violent offenses sadly common now in libya but no need to fear president macron is here he has the solution for libya's problem send in the tr

they signed a deal with libya without any plan envisioned. that is what they have produced now, directly or indirectly. slave auction markets. there is an interest for the african side. nobody in africa is interested to see their sons and sisters the sea.ers dying in african leaders have got to do their part which is to generate for the people income generating activities that make it viable for africans to remain back home. nobody is taking them to task. partnership starts with of course this kind of, this kind of commitment on both sides. sorry to say but thehe whole ise of migratition iss basically areuse the 27 eu countries not able to agree or manage their own crisis. that is the starting point. >> i would like to come in there if i could read i find it ironic. this selection process, if you will. we want certain africans but we don't want the refs. i know people contribute to european and western african economies. they have been taken out of the continent and they are improving economies here. useful at have been home. yeah, brain drai

to create the right them grisman own country of origin libya is not the country for us to make a libya is a country or run we as a libyan have already invest in africa and we want to see anybody talk of they were going to be present at their country border agent and put up this immunity to stay with their loved ones would get from. this is all to international and it is the day of the final draw for football's twenty eighteen feet for world cup we will be bringing you our coverage from our special studio in the heart of the russian capital for now here's our neil harvey stan collymore and their very special co-host. hello and welcome to our studio right in the heart of moscow where we are just hours away now from the draw for the faithful world cup finals that is when the thirty two remaining teams will merge who they'll face in the group stage next summer storm and that's a big draw it's a big deal and we decided it's more than a one man job so r.t. has brought in somebody to help me out can you guess who days if i tell you that this is a player who played one hundred twenty nine time

to write them grisman own country of origin libya is not the country of origin a democratic libya is a country of iran we are the libyan have already impressed on africa and we want to see anybody thought that they would give birth to their country of origin and put up this image of you to stay with their loved ones with their families. now the thirty thousand nations he will battle it out for the fee for world cup in russia next summer discovered their opponents on friday as the draw was made for the group stages in moscow so here's how the aid groups are looking kicking off things on june fifteenth will be russia and saudi arabia they're angry at the capital's newly refurbished luzhniki stadium next to them in green bay that sees perhaps the most anticipated tired around putting rivals portugal and spain up against each other that will be in sochi and russia will also welcome the smallest country ever to qualify for the world cup to iceland they'll be playing argentina we caught up with some of the managers taking the teams into the tournament. i think we've got a group of players

for complicity in the use and exploitation of migrants trying to reach europe from libya. but i welcome the latest developments in a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching weekly here on r.t. international. now deadly violence between palestinians and israeli security forces still shows little sign of abating it follows donald trump's incendiary decision earlier this month to recognize the disputed city of jerusalem as israel's capital . city ok. i. think. it's right oh yeah there's parts that are feeling that place. was i. i . we are still not here as buffer zone and tensions are to be cut to take at least. i. hope well throughout the week we have been hearing impassioned reaction to the resurgence of violence in the region. people can open the bible and to count how many times jerusalem is invention there they will find out also that jerusalem is not mentioned even one time in the koran not even one time people will find out that jerusalem is the capital of israel since nine hundred forty eight the whole world is condemning this actio

international says that countries much of the blame for the cruel treatment in june by migrants in libya. we believe they. know we currently see the system of abuse and torture of the refugees and my friend said . the other developments on the cards to tell you about the u.s. is set for u. turn on north korea as america's top diplomat said washington that was ready to enter talks with pyongyang without any preconditions crucially. followed seven pm this wednesday the thirteenth of december i'm kevin though in this is our international first let's start with the big news in from turkey this out there the organization for islamic cooperation earlier this afternoon called on the international community to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine has been following the most of the session for us as counsel for the she's in she's in cairo egypt now what what was said at the summit. you know you're in jerusalem so i want to correct it so it's all interesting somewhat. but. yes that's right kevin i mean she recently in fact i mean east jerusalem just outside of damascus gate and thi

to 15,000 next year. the migrants have recounted terrible experiences in libya. experiences in libya. bbc that one returnee, 30 years old, who had been sold as a slave. who had been sold as a slave. many months of detention in libya, he is home again. he is home again. he set out in 2016 in search of greener pastures. in search of greener pastures. he found the opposite. found the opposite. captured, tortured, and sold as a slave. they sold me to one ghana man. he told me i had to pay money. we had over 100 people inside one small room. small room. they were beating us, every day. every day. i spent almost three months in that room. so it is not easy. we are facing problems. some people are dying. people are dying. if you didn't pay money, what they would do to... money, what they would do to... was mac number in ghana, you would call yourfamily. was mac number in ghana, you would call your family. call your family. the mother would send money to his wife. send money to his wife. he told me that i should pay the money. that i should pay the money. i called my mother. called my mother.

do the right investments on their country forge libya it's not the country for you to make a libya it's a country or run we as a libyan have already invest in africa and we want to see anybody talk of it we're going to invest with their country of origin and develop his immaturity to stay with their loved ones with their families. and a poll conducted in the u.s. has revealed an overwhelming majority of the country's millennialist want a third political party on the scale of more pings but to young people on the streets of new york to find out why. in the us today it's democrats and republicans it's always been that way a two party system now some people might think that makes the country more stable but millennial seem to have a different perspective let's break down the millennial case against the two party system now sixty five percent say that the country is moving in the wrong direction and seventy one percent of them say that they're ready for a new third political party but wanting to see a new political player in washington is nothing new according to the figures provided by gal

of the blame for the cruel treatment endured by migrants in libya. the price of a cup of tea. believes russia spent. referendum on it. just after nine pm this wednesday being here in moscow wherever you're training in from around the world welcome to r.t. international our top story this hour the organization of islamic cooperation called on the international community to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine. has been following the emergency session for us. well i'm standing just outside of damascus gate in east jerusalem which now has according to the organization of islamic cooperation been named the capital of palestine interact contradiction to what we heard from donald trump of the u.s.a.'s position just a week ago where they said jerusalem an undivided jerusalem was in their mind the capital of israel that extraordinary meeting came as fifty seven leaders the muslim countries across the world continents met together at that meeting seems by to us president to want that we also heard them condemn that pronunciation by don't will trump and they called on al