and to secure north of syria so they can secure their own. border as well i think that's a collaboration between russia and turkey may need to sort of stability but let's not forget syria is a failed state i mean even with all of this international effort it's hard i think syria needs more than three hundred billion dollars for to rebuilt and i think you know in such situation looking at what's happening in the gulf it's obvious that it will be a tough you know way ahead to achieve the sorts think much of her expertise as always thank you very much. algeria's eighty two year old president has formally put for his name for a fifth term in office adele's he's been a flake a has been facing growing protests against his role has tried to appease algeria is promising electoral reforms if he wins the x. months vote or go back as the latest. demonstrators marched late into the night in protest against algeria is long time ruler abilities but a flick of al-jazeera content apparently very high this pictures posted on social media showing hundred chant

in syria are syria iran russia turkey it's basically a hot bed and a incubator for terrorism terror attacks against it will come to that in the second what i want to put you michel back is that the talks about the city for this to happen because it is important for the security of israel but now you have because of this announcement you have iran saying it brings it to the edge of a new crisis syria saying it's going to use all means to get it back does this sound like it's done much good for the security of the region it's what does it good luck good luck good luck to syria but what about how we've been able to do anything but what if they were to try this and it hasn't done in the security the region is going to make it worse yeah yeah you know the problem is there needs to be more international influence not against israel and next thing it or not against the u.s. recognizing the facts on the ground that it is part of israel the. national pressure should have been for the last decade where a half a million syrians are being killed where the russians are involved there where the i

fighters still around in iraq and syria. and where they are we don't really know exactly although we know that there are pockets of in terms of recruitment for for future members of vizsla this loss of the caliphate you get this beacon if you like to many that helped rule thousands of fighters and now it's gone how does how does i sleep splay not a way to potential recruits when you think that we disillusion you what people are looking forward to is that. there is a caliphate which is the place where all the muslims want to be this new beautiful new state now that is gone so but that's not the only thing the ideology the ideology is is still there amongst radical sunni muslims in iraq and isis had quite a following amongst them it was not just that people were following them because they were going to get them back into power it's also religious and that religious aspect is still there when you want to come in i think. it's very much like at the who for me because we have seen this many times before we have seen it for examp

to fund the rebuilding of syria. because it just cannot do that on its own you know you are in istanbul all and we've talked about where we think things lie over all a sad seems to control about seventy percent of the territory but the sad thing is that they're not like there probably are some battles to come so let's examine the military situation across the country and if i can start by asking you how worried you are about the situation in liberate now. well it's true isn't it liberal has its political touch more than its military touch although it is the stating for the people and for the for the region in general but it has it is being there for pulling certain political strings exercising some sort of pressure and iran is behind all that we believe because it feels that it is being neutralized it is exercising pressure on the shuttle assad and this waging of this recent war on live in the north would go nowhere for them at the political level and go figure we understand that the north east is under the control o

broke about robert muller at the white house said i still have been one hundred percent eliminated in syria but on the ground the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say heavy fighting is continuing around the village of the last bits of territory in the country and fish airports. to choose from as supporters donald trump arrived in florida and proclaimed i still had no been driven out of syria i says sort of election day. here's a says right now you left. so there's ice. and that's what we have right now. as of last night just two days ago at the white house he predicted the end of the self-proclaimed caliphate by the end of the day. he had already announced the end of eisel back in february but the group still had at least one stronghold in syria at one point i still controlled a huge territory in syria and iraq an area roughly the size of mainland britain. donald trump has wanted to end u.s. operations in syria for a while then in december he suddenly announced he would withdraw two thousand

of the trump administration some troops will remain in syria. i mean this has been the back and forth that we've seen within the administration this was a campaign promise of donald trump i will bring back all of the u.s. troops from syria and he made it very clear to his ministration officials last year he wanted a timetable last year for the troops to come back in the end he made that announcement december we have conflicting reports either it was a total surprise or it wasn't a total surprise it depends on whom you also don't from thinking it was clear it was what he said on the campaign trail he says enough money has been spent by the u.s. the main reason for being there was ice isn't to fight iran and turkey can take care of iran turkey is more important than the kurds. and the fact the some of the reporting we did at the time he was saying look if russia or anyone else wants to spend all the money we have to have to spend in that area for some sort of regional strategic reasons let them do it and see if they get to do any better than we di

kurdish led forces in syria say that kill thirty eight i saw fighters and their final assault on the armed groups lost on play syrian democratic forces have been bombarding about this for several days now where a number of feisal fighters still remain the operation and ten separate after a brief pause to allow civilians to name the s.d.f. cess three of its fighters were killed during the latest operation. we can now speak to how that made who joins us now live from gaza on tap that's near the turkish syrian border harder can you tell us what's happening there today. well there is on fire fighting ongoing as we speak but the majority of the the intense bombing and shelling that usually happens at night and then in the morning this sort of a decrease in that intensity also to allow. civilians if they're still indeed trapped inside but who's to come back to come out actually the spokesperson of the as the of the kurdish forces on the ground will suffer valley said that over the last twenty four hours of sleep thousand five hundred people have come out from bubbles of which two thousand

to fund the rebuilding of syria. because it just cannot do that on its own you know you are in istanbul all we've talked about where we think things like overall a sad seems to control about seventy percent of the territory but the sad thing is that look like there probably are some battles to come so let's examine the military situation across the country and if i can start by asking you how worried you are about the situation in it liberate now well through it in a deliberate has its political touch more than its military touch although it is devastating for the people and for the for the region in general but it has it is being there for pulling certain political instincts exercising some sort of pressure and iran is behind all that we believe because it feels that it is being neutralized it is exercising pressure on the shuttle assad and this waging or this recent war on live in the north would go nowhere for them at the political level and jirga figure we understand that the northeast is under the control or as

and what they might be planning for the future iraq car on the turkey syria border. some ishaqi is a member of the presidential committee of the syrian democratic council and co-chief of the united states representation he says true victory over eisel needs to go beyond defeat on the battlefield. defeating isis doesn't end with a military victory we also need to defeat now the sleeping selves and eventually the ideology that motivated. these people to join isis in commit the crimes that they committed so far there are no indications that the syrian government. would respond we have sent messages to the syrian government. through a delegation from syria in crafting council that visited moscow in december of two thousand and eighteen and presented what are our demands eleven points but the syrian regime has not responded he basically wants us to surrender that region. to their regime and leaves and of course this is not acceptable for us we have a responsibility towards ten thousand martyrs who gave up their lives for a vision that syria democratic council represent. t

i saw the last bastion of fall of the syria u.s. backed forces are now in control of the town of gori. hello i am this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up they've survived the west cyclon and fallen africa's history now the people. beacon from bob wayne face the threat of cholera and malaria. grows in iraq after a ferry disaster that killed at least one hundred twenty people. and french police and yellow vests protesters from parts of paris they want to avoid destructive scenes like this that played out last weekend. u.s. backed forces in syria have declared what they call the hundred percent territorial defeat of eisel and the elimination of its so-called caliphate following weeks of fighting the syrian democratic forces have raised their flag and bug was the last i saw held town in northeast syria al-jazeera. has more from beirut it would seem that that last piece of territory of what once was a much larger entity in the self-styled or self-proclaimed. had described it. reduced to a gradually different parties different gr

the united states says i saw has been eliminated one hundred percent in syria. hello this is al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha i'm fully back also ahead widespread condemnation of donald trump spawn to recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights which belong to syria plus. out on the streets again hundreds of thousands of algerians demand sweeping change to the political establishment. hundreds of people are pulled to safety in mozambique but the wait for aid continues after a devastating sight. so we begin with breaking news out of the united states and the white house saying i saw has been called one hundred percent eliminated from its territory in syria the u.s. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan briefed the president was traveling on air force one u.s. forces have been fighting i saw in syria twenty fourteen speak to alan fischer in washington for us alan president had been teasing this victory for days now and now the official announcement from the white house. well actually he's been predicting the death of vice all for a lot lon

in syria are syria iran russia turkey it's basically a hot bed and a incubator for terrorism terror attacks against it will come to that in the second what i want to put you michel back is that the talks about the city for this to happen because it is important for the security of israel but now you have because of this announcement you have iran saying it brings it to the edge of a new crisis syria saying it's going to use all means to get it back does this sound like it's done much good for the security of the region it's what does it good luck good luck good luck to syria but what about how we've been able to do anything but what if they were to try this and it hasn't done in the security the region is going to make it with us in the media. you know the problem is there needs to be more international influence not against israel and next thing it or not against the u.s. recognizing the facts on the ground that it is part of israel in. national pressure should have been for the last decade where a half a million syrians are being killed where the russians are involved there where

recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights the territory was captured from syria more than fifty years ago it's estimated twenty thousand israelis live there as well as twenty thousand syrians stephanie decker has more from the occupied golan heights. well all the international attention now here are the israeli occupied golan heights it is all in the language the international community recognize that this is occupied syrian territory while u.s. president donald trump now indicating that the united states will be officially and this is what we expect next week when the israeli prime minister will be traveling to the united states also meeting with president trump will be officially recognizing this area as israeli territory so you've had a lot of reaction throughout the day from the european union from the french from the germans from turkey saying that this is going to bring the region to a new break from iran from russia and also of course from syria saying that they are going to use all means necessary to take it back but really the bigger picture is this this is a very

in syria are syria iran russia turkey it's basically a hot bed and a incubator for terrorism terror attacks against it will come to that in the second what i want to put you michel back is that the talks about the city for this to happen because it is important for the security of israel but now you have because of this announcement you have iran saying it brings it to the edge of a new crisis syria saying it's going to use all means to get it back does this sound like it's done much good for the security of the region it's what does it good luck good luck good luck to syria but what about how we've been able to do anything but that if they want to try this and it hasn't done in the security the region is going to make it worse yeah. you know the problem is there needs to be more international influence not against israel annexing it or not against the u.s. recognizing the facts on the ground that it is part of israel in. national pressure should have been for the last decade where a half a million syrians are being killed where the russians are involved there where the iranians are

and the turkish back to free syria army. the taking the boos from ice all came just hours after the white house issued a statement announcing the total defeat of the group but even though it no longer controls the land analysts say it's premature to declare the end of the group itself. so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formerly i saw held territory is now under the control of the free syrian army a group that anchor approves of while in. kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i saw no longer contr

algerians to struggle to find employment and now that anger is sustained in the protests barbara and get to syria. now to the u.s. for at least twenty two people have been killed when a series of tornadoes hit the state of alabama rescue teams are searching the wreckage of homes and businesses destroyed in lake county it is fear the number of dead or such a party has the latest this is what is left of lee county in eastern alabama after several tornadoes struck on sunday the u.s. national weather service says the first tornado packed winds of up to two hundred sixty six kilometers an hour carving a path at least a kilometer wide people tried to leave the area before the tornadoes hit i got a car with four of my kids. wide level two more going to my mother in law as we were just trying to get out of this area right here coming up around the corner as i was making a left right up there around thirty. and there followed area right here. is very much just down. the scattered debris is hampering rescue efforts in certain areas we've done everything we feel like we can do to save the area is just very

and the turkish back to free syria army. the taking the bottles from ice all came just hours after the white house issued a statement announcing the total defeat of the group but even though it no longer controls land analysts say it's premature to clear the end of the group itself. so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formerly i saw held territory is now under the control of the free syrian army a group that anchor approves of while in member genoud the kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i saw n

go looking at fifteen conflicts which have spiked in the past five years and nothing comes close to syria the huge yellow circle of eleven point six million displaced the next closest within there is iraq with it's four point one million and then you've got this bar chart here showing the countries taking in all refugees from all conflicts i should say but it's no surprise that you have both turkey and lebanon at the top there are in the top three a direct result of syria thirty percent in fact of the world's refugees are in those two countries plus in pakistan so let's talk to nelson has seen his assistant professor at the american university of beirut and the co-chair of a u. the for refugees initiative a program focusing on the syrian refugee crisis it's nice to have you with us nasr this refugee situation is enormous. so it doesn't get solved overnight if the war ends and nice it was defeated and everything sorts itself out it just doesn't sort itself it doesn't sort itself out overnight i wonder how the repatriation is going now now that things are calming down a little bit in syria

backed rebels in syria say they've captured eyesores last pocket of land in eastern syria warning the armed group still poses a threat. to our forces have raised our flags in both groups and have declared the end of this so-called caliphate in north and syria this victory couldn't have been a sheep were it not for the great sacrifices of our brave martyrs details of the model report into possible collusion between russia and trans two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential election could be revealed on sunday attorney general william barr says he'll write two reports one for congress and another for the public president has been silent so far. another vigil is being held in christ church remembering the victims of a gunman who shot and killed fifty people to mosques the event is happening in a park next to the mosque which was the first to be attacked. headlines it's people in power now stay with us. fourteen that dime of change and discovered . that it's not for me. to forge an identity i tell you which says. he i'm confused and i know in one thousand nine hundred ninety south africa

must be accelerated because syria is part and parcel of the arab nation we need to help syria to overcome its problems and the syrians have to overcome their problems and we need to achieve their aspiration in peaceful atmosphere we need to maintain the unity independence and sovereignty of syria to sort out with the syrian. probably means to protect the region from any and filtration from those terrorist organizations and. regarding the syrian golan heights and declare it as controlled by israel we need here to stress the following this arab land is occupied land according to the confession of the international community and we need not to violate the international lows and we need not to increase the tension in the region we need to work hard to put an end to this occupation in order to achieve peace and stability regionally and internationally. regarding the situation in yemen we really knew. to continue their regional and international efforts to bring back legitimacy to this sisterly come tray and to pave the way for talks in order to reach a political solution that will put an end t

and the turkish back to free syria army. the taking the booze from ice all came just hours after the white house issued a statement announcing the total defeat of the group but even though it no longer controls the land analysts say it's premature to declare the end of the group itself. so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formally i saw held territory is now under the control of the free syrian army a group that anchor approves of while in member genoud the kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i s

to fund the rebuilding of syria. because it just cannot do that on its own you know you are in istanbul all and we've talked about where we think things lie over all a sad seems to control about seventy percent of the territory but the sad thing is that they're not like there probably are some battles to come so let's examine the military situation across the country and if i can start by asking you how worried you are about the situation in liberate now. well it's true isn't it liberal has its political touch more than its military touch although it is the stating for the people and for the for the region in general but it has it is being there for pulling certain political strings exercising some sort of pressure and iran is behind all that we believe because it feels that it is being neutralized it is exercising pressure on the shuttle assad and this waging or this recent war on live in the north would go nowhere for them at the political level and go figure we understand that the north east is under the control o

the white house as i saw has been one hundred percent eliminated from syria and u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say there are still heavy fighting in the last pocket of isilon. and diseases like cholera and malaria are emerging as the new threats survivors and storm ravaged parts of southern africa aid agencies say huge numbers of people need help especially in mozambique and zimbabwe. eight south american leaders have created a new regional bloc they hope will solve their biggest problems such as the power struggle going on in venezuela it will be called but already there are questions about how effective it will be reports from chile as capital santiago. south american leaders were in santiago to lay the groundwork for a new regional bloc to replace the fifteen year old. it was the brainchild of two left of center leaders in the region at the time the late. and brazil's. but now the political pendulum has swung in the other direction. it's been more than five years since the presidents of south america got together to present problems. of the. but membership in

and what they might be planning for the future iraq car on the turkey syria border. well it's more still to come on the news hour including french police banned yellow vests protestors from some of paris is most iconic areas next year as will show whether that strategy works special counsel robert miller completes his reports on the best occasion into russia's role in the twenty sixteenth u.s. election and it's raising more questions than answers and christ church is famous super rugby team for cern's action after the mosque shootings and consider changing their team name to clear will bring us more of bats in sports. and more than a week after a cycle swept across southern africa aid agencies say they're running out of time to reach survivors and stop the spread or disease the u.n. says there are no confirmed cases or kolarov but stagnant water.

because of this announcement you have iran saying it brings it to the edge of a new crisis syria saying it's going to use all means to get it back does it sound like it's done much good for the security of the region it does it good luck good luck good luck to syria but what if i haven't been able to do anything but that if they want to try this and it hasn't done in the security the region is going to make it with us yeah. you know the problem is there needs to be more international influence not against israel and next thing it or not against us recognizing the facts on the ground that it is part of israel the international pressure should have been for the last decade where a half a million syrians are being killed where the russians are involved there where the iranians are involved and where it's basically a hotbed for terror that's what people should be concerned with and i'm sure that donald trump is not afraid that if that it's that people may say it's a violation of international law and the u.s. may condemn it as trump would say bring on the fight because it's not even it's no

in iraq and after two thousand and three and now actually after i mean destroying that he laughed in syria i fear that many of those fighters actually would be would be making it back home so they are i mean on countries because don't forget that after all the bulk of isis fighters actually are foreigners and we have some from europe some from the former soviet republic some from arab countries almost everywhere we have at least eighty nationalities within i salute and far less so i believe that some of them will make it back home and they are going to create problems for their own countries and now in my opinion where as i said has been in fact the third italian entity of ice that has been destroyed in syria now the hunt is going to be for those actually who have survived and they are going to strike back in my opinion because as i said earlier and this you deal with the root causes of this phenomenon we're not going to see that he end of it ok bloom what we know it was just referring there to the experience in iraq and what we learned from that experience because i was defeated or back i

at one point i still controlled a huge territory in syria and iraq and the area roughly the size of mainland britain. donald trump has wanted to end u.s. operations in syria for a while then in december he suddenly noticed he would withdraw two thousand troops it was such a surprise it provoked the resignation of defense secretary jim mattis and criticism from allies world white no he plans to keep four hundred troops in country pushed by the pentagon and allies in part to stop any resurgence of the case of syria is a strange game. musical chairs in that the point is this is not just for the united states but for russia iran and turkey and israel whoever is intervene in syria is do not have a seat when the music stops because no one wants to pay for the reconstruction of a country and we have one against isis this year alone president trump predicted the end of i saw thirteen times that we will have one hundred percent of the caliphate i think president trump wants to emphasize that isis is militarily defeated he's not wrong it's just that as an organization it carries on and we hav

salt because syria has for the past fifty two years constantly been attacking israel iran the syria's real power and control has been trying to open up a northern thrown against israel for decades so it's not just syria all of a sudden is upset with israel the syrian threat has been there from the beginning israel is now better position to protect itself from the syrian threat and i think it's very good for peace because previously the view was if countries attack israel and gain some territory no one will ever force them to leave. because they don't care about international law it's very hard to pressure them we saw that syria and iran act of total disregard for international law if on the other hand they miscalculate and israel get gains an advantage israel will have to return it one so it seems attacking israel would be a no brainer strategy you win if you win and you don't lose if you lose this creates a new formula if you will you actually will lose and that is going to discourage aggression that's going to show that aggression has a price if you lead you actually will lose this

kurdish forces fighting the last i saw moments in syria are slowing down their operations are reports of civilians at risk. by protests in algeria as the president promises reforms once he's reelected for his fifth term. and the tornado hammers the american state of alabama killing at least twenty two people and leaving a trail of destruction. the war in syria crisis in the israeli palestinian conflict russia is playing an increasingly visible role in the middle east and north africa it sent foreign minister sergei lavrov to tour the region as first stop qatar where he just held a news conference in the last hour along the cotchery foreign minister sheikh mohammad been the rock when all funny. was joint press conference with the foreign ministers of the countries he joins us now so how significant is it that my brothas is on this tour what is he trying to achieve. rochelle this is part of a russian push to further build bridges with. players in this part of the world some of these countries are some of the world's top producers and exporters of energy. this explains why the russians a

a very significant diplomatic victory over syria at the u.n. and it's used its veto power and it's used its military forces really a to humiliate and contain the west and members of the security council in repeated debates over syria but russia still has a problem it has broken syria and now it has to work out how to pay for the reconstruction and it's pretty clear that moscow would like to find some sort of formula through the u.n. to fund the rebuilding of syria because it just cannot do that on its own you know you are in istanbul all and we've talked about where we think things lie over all a sad seems to control about seventy percent of the territory but the sad thing is that there look like there probably are some battles to come so let's examine the military situation across the country and if i can start by asking you how worried you are about the situation in it liberate now. well it's true isn't it liberal has its political touch more than its military touch although it is the stating for the people and for the for the region in gener

fighters still around in iraq and syria. and where they are we don't really know exactly although we know that there are pockets of in terms of recruitment for for future members of vizsla this loss of the caliphate you get this beacon if you like to many that helped rule thousands of fighters and now it's gone how does how does i sleep splay not a way to potential recruits when you think that we disillusionment you what people are looking forward to is that. there is a caliphate which is the place where all the muslims want to be this new beautiful new state now that is gone so but that's not the only thing the ideology the ideology is is still there amongst radical sunni muslims in iraq and isis had quite a following amongst them it was not just that people were following them because they were going to get them back into power it's also religious and that religious aspect is still there when you want to come in but i think. it's very much like at the who for me because we have seen this many times before we have seen it f

that still ahead but first one hundred fifty eisel fighters defending the group's last territory in syria have surrendered to u.s. backed troops there among hundreds of people to leave the eastern village of syrian democratic forces try to liberate the town the s.d.f. says some myself fighters are still in but who's has more from beirut. the battle for but who is maybe coming to an end. are surrendering dozens emerge from the armed groups last pocket of territory in syria besieged and outgunned they gave up their tiny enclave along iraq's border there are others who are refusing to give up the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces who launched a final assault on the town on friday. remained in the enclave but the numbers are unclear. early monday the kurdish led for said it would slow down its advance because i saw fighters were continuing to use civilians as human shields. we are taking into consideration the possible presence of civilians who are with the terrorists who are being used as human shields or even the families of boys who are fighters who decided to stay with the terrorists.

salt because syria has for the past fifty two years constantly been attacking israel iran the syria's real power and control has been trying to open up a northern thrown against israel for decades so it's not just syria all of a sudden is upset with israel the syrian threat has been there from the beginning israel is now better position to protect itself from the syrian threat and i think it's very good for peace because previously the view was if countries attack israel and gain some territory no one will ever force them to leave. because they don't care about international law it's very hard to pressure them we saw that syria and iran act of total disregard for international law if on the other hand they miscalculate and israel get gains an advantage israel will have to return it one so it seems attacking israel would be a no brainer strategy you win if you win and you don't lose if you lose this creates a new formula if you will you actually will lose and that is going to discourage aggression that's going to show that aggression has a price if you lead you actually will lose this

back to forces in syria have to cleared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat of iso and elimination of its so-called caliphate it's all in weeks of fighting the syrians are across it forces have raised their fly in pool was the last i saw held tight in a northeastern syria. aid agencies say they're running out of time to reach survivors and stop the spread of disease more than a week after a cycle hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but that number is expected to rise. democrats are demanding the immediate release of the long awaited miller reports which has been delivered to the u.s. attorney general president donald trump denied since what he calls the witch hunts investigation and denies coalition with russia to get elected. well as bring you some more now on our top story the fall of our last stronghold in syria the turn over back goes to understands the armed group we need to look first at how it began and it began with this man abu mussab also koichi now he founded al qaida in iraq and planted the s

backed fighters in syria say they'll resume their assault on isolates last pocket of territory if no more civilians come out by saturday afternoon the syrians emma project forces have showed their slow their offensive all of our goods to allow thousands of people to leave the u.n. says more than sixty thousand people who have fled the area are now crammed into nearby cam the baby of a british teenager who went to syria to join isel has died according to syrian democratic forces the infant died it accounts for the internally displaced people in northeastern syria show me a begum gave birth to the child last month and has also returned to london the government had stripped her of citizenship for joining the armed group across the border neighboring iraq people are living in fear and stigma because of their alleged ties to eisele atocha her name spoke to some of them in a camp in the east of mosul. thousands of iraqi children are paying for the sins of their eisel fathers many have never met or can't remember. miriam was a child bride she says her son was born after his turkish father d

fighters still around in iraq and syria. and where they are we don't really know exactly although we know that there are pockets of in terms of recruitment for for future members of vizsla this loss of the caliphate you get this beacon if you like to many that helped rule thousands of fighters and now it's gone how does how does i sleep splay not a way to potential recruits when you think that we disillusion you what people are looking forward to is that. there is a caliphate which is the place where all the muslims want to be this new beautiful new state now that is gone so but that's not the only thing the ideology this ideology is is still there amongst radical sunni muslims in iraq and isis had quite a following amongst them it was not just that people were following them because they were going to get them back into power it's also religious and that religious aspect is still there when you want to come in i think. it's very much like a the the jet blue for me because we have seen this many times before we have seen it

salt because syria has for the past fifty two years constantly been attacking israel iran the syria's real power and control has been trying to open up a northern thrown against israel for decades so it's not just syria all of a sudden is upset with israel the syrian threat has been there from the beginning israel is now better position to protect itself from the syrian threat and i think it's very good for peace because previously the view was if countries attack israel and gain some territory no one will ever force them to leave. because they don't care about international law it's very hard to pressure them we saw that syria and iran act of total disregard for international law if on the other hand they miscalculate and israel get gains an advantage israel will have to return it one so it seems attacking israel would be a no brainer strategy you win if you win and you don't lose if you lose this creates a new formula if you will you actually will lose and that is going to discourage aggression that's going to show that aggression has a price if you lead you actually will lose this

hall in northeast syria is now over fifty five thousand aid agencies are overwhelmed. there are still so many coming in and you know agencies are going to the best they can but we weren't prepared for the number of that so we're struggling with having it. we have found each other and separated from their parents during the journey so have been able to reunify several of them but they need our men eighty one deaths have been registered many from hypothermia almost two thirds of them infants some died on the way to the camp others shortly after reaching it. four years ago i thought controlled eighty eight thousand square kilometers of territory from syria to iraq and ruled over eight million people but it was in two thousand and seventeen when the armed group began to lose major cities in both countries in separate offensives by different players in the latest battle against eisele was launched by the us backed s d f in september and the target was a stronghold in the euphrates valley many i still fighters have surrendered many of them foreigners an unknown number are st

last bastion falls in syria u.s. backed forces are now in control of the town all of a battle ghouls they've survived the worst cycle in southern africa is history now the people all of mozambique and zimbabwe face the threats of cholera and malaria. and a focus on iraq's president following a ferry disaster we go to our correspondents for an update and i'm we're hard in here with all of your sport venezuela's football coach threatens to quit saying his team is being politicized by the country's opposition leader. the u.s. backed forces in syria say they are in complete control over who is the last isel held area in the north east of the country now in the sense or over who's the kurdish loads syrian democratic forces have raised their flag there's been intense fighting there over the past few weeks well our correspondent. in beirut and joins us now jamal there's been several declarations of victory in various forms before is the final battle now over. what it would appear so i mean even though there was reports of s

and the turkish back to free syria army. the taking the boos from ice all came just hours after the white house issued a statement announcing the total defeat of the group but even though it no longer controls the land analysts say it's premature to declare the end of the group itself. so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formally eisel held territory is now under the control of the free syrian army a group that's on corrupt proves of while im embittered now but was kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now

the last bastion of i sell falls in syria u.s. backed forces are now in control of the town of and say there's been one hundred percent territorial defeat. hello i missed us here today and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. special counsel robert muller completes his report on russia's role in the twenty sixteen u.s. election what's in it and can president trump relax. they've survived southern africa has ever cycle and the people of mozambique and then bought way must fight off cholera and malaria. lucky me. just sort of randomly shooting everyone. lucky to be alive survivors return to the christ church mosque where a gunman killed so many of their fellow washington's. u.s. backed forces in syria now claim they have complete control of who is the last i still held area in the northeast of the country they've made the announcement in the past hour you are now seeing live pictures from the center of bugaboos where the kurdish led syrian democratic forces have raised their flag there's been intense fighting over the p

and the turkish backed free syria army. the taking the boos from ice all came just hours after the white house issued a statement announcing the total defeat of the group but even though it no longer controls the land analysts say it's premature to declare the end of the group itself. so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formally eisel held territory is now under the control of the free syria army a group that anchor approves of while im embittered now but was kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution in the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i

syria an arab news agency says it was an israeli attack and syria's air defenses intercepted several missiles videos have been shared on social media showing these explosions in aleppo but to zero is yet to verify the claims meetings are also taking place to decide the fate of forty thousand syrians trapped in a remote camp the u.n. is taking part in discussions with the russian military the syrian government and representatives of those at the rock band camp near the border with jordan and iraq the u.n. told are busy with the majority want to leave but not been given any security guarantees so you know what the reports now from beirut. it's no place for children is how the united nations describes camp makeshift schools provide some sense of normalcy but since the beginning of the year twelve children among their newborns have died of malnutrition and preventable diseases conditions are desperate for the forty thousand syrians stranded in this remote corner of syria last month damascus and its ally russia opened core doors to allow people to leave a few families left but the majorit

six years later syria attacked and tried to regain control of the area but was repelled in one nine hundred seventy four as syria and israel signed an agreement to stablish in a un buffer zone in the area then in one thousand nine hundred one israel announced it was an exciting the golan heights this has never been recognized by the rest of the world mike hanna reports from washington the closeness of the israeli u.s. relationship and the trumpet ministration emphasized the u.s. secretary of state becomes the most senior u.s. diplomat to accompany an israeli leader toward jews call the western wall flanking the sheriff one of islam's holiest sites might pump a is state department signaling what was to come by referring to israeli control of the golan heights rather than israeli occupation and more than half a century of u.s. policy reversed by one presidential tweet after fifty two years it is time for the united states to fully recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights says president trump which is of critical strategic and security importance to the state of israel and

banks kurdish forces say they will hunt down sleeper cells following the group's defeat in syria. fears of disease in mozambique and zimbabwe a week after i struck the region aid agencies warn they are running out of time to reach survivors also this hour a demanding a new vote hundreds of thousands marched through london calling for another referendum and made the brics it impasse. with all the support of venezuelans football coach threatens to quit saying he's team has been politicized by the country's opposition leader. thank you for joining as u.s. forces in syria have held up a raid after declaring victory in beigels but last i saw held town in northeast syria the syrian democratic forces raised their flag in the town after what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat of the armed group and elimination of its so-called caliphates the u.s. envoy to syria called the defeat a crushing strategic blow to i saw all but warned the armed group remains a threat that speak to our correspondent john as child who is in beirut lebanon for the question now of course is whether

recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights the territory was captured from syria more than fifty years ago it's estimated twenty thousand israelis live there as well as twenty thousand syrians mike hanna has more from washington. the closeness of the israeli u.s. relationship and the trumpet ministration emphasized the u.s. secretary of state becomes the most senior u.s. diplomat to accompany an israeli leader toward jews call the western wall flanking the shereef one of islam's holiest sites might pompei a state department signaling what was to come by referring to israeli control of the golan heights rather than israeli occupation and more than half a century of u.s. policy reversed by one presidential tweet after fifty two years it is time for the united states to fully recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights says president trump which is of critical strategic and security importance to the state of israel and regional stability replete grateful for the. unbelievable and unmatchable support for security and our right to defend ourselves we will redouble our

in syria more because in iraq. there is like more stability right now and the country what we need the iraqi government to give more power more share for the sunni. population of the country so that actually they find. an alternative to isis. i don't join another wave of jihadists the future of this policy continues to have to be pursued well speaking of the jihadists not all the fighters were captured or killed where have they gone now and what's likely to happen in terms of potential threats at home for foreign fighters returning back to different countries i believe we are facing here. in fact because we have seen that after the end of the afghanistan war in the early ninety's when most of the of a gun obs actually turned back to the home countries. and found a very dire situation in the sense of having these are the james. dictators. corruption in these controversies or. lack of development saw these fighters actually joined in and local democracy indeed because if we look at their geo for example nine hundred