thank you for this question first of all syria syria state in two thousand and two thousand and thirteen has become a part of the chemical weapons convention and the syrians then went to the united nations to become part of this convention to say i'm not i don't use i don't use chemical weapons against our. people but if you want to talk about the last attack in duma there is not evidence that. syria or are to be used chemical weapons in this known to confirm that was fake and just to play to accuse the syrian army what tournaments i think has failed in syria and and this to play. clear for the syrian people or all only people so i think there is a may in the future we will not continue to pay this white helmet because i think from the beginning of this war against syria only players against syria made false or man or wrong decisions when they attack syria and when i think that i mean british states and i mean friendly states and united states why are these all these states cannot continue attacking syria. in this way because syria now is fighting the terrorism. when when the british whe

only players against syria made false or man or wrong decisions when they attack syria and when i think that i mean british states and i mean friendly states and united states why are these all these states cannot continue attacking syria. in this way because syria now is fighting the terrorism. when when the british when the british state supported the nato countries like the european union countries or the united states deny they support isis and al-qaeda you say is the sanctions meaning they have fact of lee support isis and al qaida i think we need to see the british state and the european states and general more independent not. following then following the. united states because there is not interest to support this terrorist and to support them by weapons by money by anything and by sanctions against the syrian state when the european states put sanctions on the syrian state i think in direct way they support the terrorist groups because this this. will make syria that will make syrian state weak towards a day or two years to come so i think all european history that shared this

syria or iraq maybe they don't deserve the citizenship at all. other question then that would be lead to the indication that. they would have to kind of either be stateless people permanently or they would have to face the arbitrary legal structures of syria or iraq and be confined to that and stuck with that so that's something that they have to face and iraq has definitely been taking strong initiatives against former isis fighters with questionable rule of law with questionable adherence to the western legal standards so they are have to be born into iraq and they get the iraqi legal system is very likely that these people will be either kept there indefinitely and then when they go up even be kept in prison for twenty years thirty years less now you mentioned they had the russian policy on their repatriating the isis family members and there's been an active effort for more than a year and a half that has not actually been publicized in the russian media because i think the russian public opinion is also. strongly and i says in this regard pe

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

remains inside syria and inside iraq i think we can expect. another series of delays because isis provides a pretext for the united states to stay in in the eastern third of syria which it occupies today and which just happens to contain the oil and gas industry of syria it will continue to use isis as an excuse for or as a pretext to conduct. to occupy parts of the country to conduct military operations and so on. and will they be capable of you know eliminating the rest of my cell not until. so knighted states gets out and syria is in charge of the entire it's an entire territory. italian rightwing party like the north has bolstered its support to offer important regional election when they can or tripled its votes in one year in the traditionally left wing stronghold of the us in the carter the party won forty two percent of the vote ending twenty four years of domination by the left salvini campaigned heavily invest in the cart ahead of sunday's vote their leader and italian prime minister and matteo salvini expressed his thanks to voters

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

bashar in syria the u.s. military to stop blocking the evacuation of our refugee camp we'll see what's going on that after this break. yes. success. when lawmakers manufacture consent instead to public wealth. when the running clubs to some protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts and we don't want. to ignore middle of the room sick. leave the room dream real new things for the world. what politicians do. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to be cross it's like the forty three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters at my house. there should. welcome back to the program the russian military along with its syrian colleagues have issued a statement accusing american forces stationed in syria of ji railing efforts to back you a people from the infamous rock band camp here's a quick reminder of what the rock band camp it's. the i believe you. are more on the joint russi

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

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

also coming up the self-proclaimed caliphate crumbles in syria rebel forces points their flag about goose after expelling the so-called islamic state in the last scrap of territory kids still held in experience. america evanston it's good to have you with us hundreds of thousands of people have marched through london to call for a second referendum on bragg's it the u.k. it was supposed to quit the european union next friday but even leaders extended the deadline after britain's parliament twice rejected prime minister teresa mayes bragg's a deal many britons now want lawmakers have back on you public vote on whether or not britain should believe that you at all. central london packed with protesters their message to the government give people another say on drugs that. waterway was true but it was. with britain's intended departure from the e.u. just weeks away politicians and the country remain divided demonstrators think there needs to be a second referendum to settle the issue i just think that we didn't make an informed decision we were both on voice sides we were given enough inform

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

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 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

should recognize israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights a disputed area captured from syria half a century ago. the e.u. rejects to reserve may's request for a three month delay instead the twenty second of may is an absolute deadline with strings attached. i've heard good morning broadcasting live from h.q. this is art international around the world thank you for taking time to achieve it was for hope for the next half hour in this update with me kevin no in a bombshell investigation claims that american mercenaries were helping haiti's president consolidate power seven military contractors were arrested there in february but then released without charge that's amid tough rivalry right now in the haitian government tracked it down to government protests in the country. just when they missed an exotic get out these men were mercenaries he says they were here to attack part of the executive branch of the government's. probably. seen those reports due to privacy considerations we're unable to comment further they were apparently going to transfer eighty million dollars out of

news line from berlin the self-proclaimed callous that crumbles in syria syrian rebel forces hoist their flag and book crews out for expelling the so-called islamic state from the last scrap of territory it still held in the country will go live to rock on also coming out collusion are of no collusion u.s. special counsel robert miller completes his probe into possible russian interference into the two thousand and sixteen presidential election is reportedly not recommending any further charges to look at analysis from washington. welcome to the show we begin with some breaking news u.s. backed syrian fighters are claiming victory over so-called islamic state they say they have expelled the self-proclaimed caliphate from the last bit of territory controlled in syria rebels from the syrian democratic forces group a raise their flag over broncos after announcing the defeat of i.a.s. this followed weeks of fighting over the village on the iraqi border i asked a clarinets caliphate and two thousand and fourteen and went on to control bast areas of syria and iraq. were. to washington now at t

a presence they've kept it for years it basically cut off syria and iraq so an iran iraq damascus syria route is impossible while those troops are there there's another road past their resort but that's much further away basically the united states holding out for along with their rebels there is a strategic move it is a pain for the syrian government it's. basically a thorn in their side and trump himself has said repeatedly that they go into withdrawal from syria we're going to pull all the troops out then he did in about face saying there's going to be a presence left the united states military presence along with allies and he said they're going to withdraw again he's been jumping back and forth i'm not sure that they've made up their minds yet nevertheless there is a lot of united states allergies and many other pundits experts predict this that the united states will stay to safeguard those allies syrian kurds against turkey. while we have completed the territorial defeat of isis in syria and iraq we still have much work to do we've been clear that the campaign is not over. we wil

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

remains inside syria and inside iraq i think we can expect. another series of delays because isis provides a pretext for the united states to stay in in the eastern third of syria which it occupies today and which just happens to contain the oil and gas industry of syria it will continue to use isis as an excuse for or as a pretext to conduct to occupy parts of the country to conduct military operations and so on. and will they be capable of you know eliminating the rest of eisel not until the united states gets out and syria is in charge of the entire of it's in the entire territory. some of britain's biggest galleries have things lost to nations from the u.s. trust of the concerns of doubting how the money was made and so connected to america's current opioid at that nick as ati's poly pica explains. picasso once said that art cleanses the soul but for large and sometimes jew b.s. corp the tried and tested method or sponsoring art was a way of cleansing image well not anymore though what does this the us opioid crisis which kills more than a

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

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

that's their own decision, and it's for our benefit in iraq and syria to clear syria from all terrorism and extremism organizations. we have to have them back as a participant with the international community. myself invited the speaker in syria to come to iraq and visit raq in april to have a joint conversation with him at the parliament level, and i extended an invitation to other speakers of the neighboring countries, to bring them all this way. syria will come back to the arab world, to the international -- be a participant in the international community. >> so one more question about iran. this is about iran waivers, and it's given the importance of electricity to iraq and to baghdad in particular, but also very important for business development in iraq. do you expect future waivers from the united states on iran nctions to allow electricity development? speaker al-halbousi: the situation in iraq is distinguished and different. how to deal with iran than any other country. 450 kilometers is our border with iran. we do not want any problems iran, just like we don't want any problem

syria has been a battlefield for eight years of war two years longer than the second world war but for centuries syria has been much more than just a war zone it was also home because you will treasure stretching back thousands of years many of which have been damaged or destroyed in just the last eight years of conflict but here in germany a new project the syria heritage archive aims to document what has been lost so it can be rebuilt nowhere outside of syria has such a large collection of cultural artifacts from the country take a look at the some to judge and his colleagues are on the home stretch just sorting out some of the final details of the members of the syrian heritage project of putting on an exhibition showing what they've been pouring their hearts and. have created a massive archive of syrian cultural heritage hundreds of thousands of pictures reports maps only some of which are going on display. actually a very little part of the the heritage of the country because it did it's very difficult to work toward the saw. hundreds of sort of important sites it was difficult to

while we have completed the territorial defeat of isis in syria and iraq. we still have much work to do we've been clear that the campaign is not over. we will continue to support the coalition's operations in syria to ensure this enduring defeat. which of course flies in the face of what trump was saying that this is ninety eight percent ninety nine one hundred percent i says defeat also american allies france for example we had just a few days ago sending citizen diplomats to washington to ask their nato allies what next they want to know what america plans next because there's a lot of british french other troops stationed in syria as well and from what i gather they aren't all that enthusiastic about staying in syria permanently at the same time we have heard haven't we before a final victory been declared over iceland mean i suppose you would be surprised then if that changes to what some point well this goes back to what i was saying isis goes on the ground they hide the mosul they're now going back to what they began with extortion assassination thug

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

president trump has weighed in on a fifty two year dispute between israel and syria saying the us is ready to recognize the occupied golan heights as part of israel turkey has condemned the announcement accusing the us of supporting israel's so-called occupation policy artie's killam up and as more donald trump support for israel has taken some new heights and that would be the golan heights and it now seems that despite the un and syria and others recognizing the territory as belonging to syria donald trump wants it to be recognized as part of israel let's take a listen to what he tweeted out. after fifty two years it's time for the united states to fully recognize israel so vinci over the golan heights which is of critical strategic and security importance the state of israel and regional stability now this announcement on twitter came as mike pompei o the top diplomat of the united states secretary of state was meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he expressed a huge amount of gratitude for this gift of recognizing golan heights and its time when the run ceas

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

two more teenagers who also went to syria we re teenagers who also went to syria were also stripped of

causes of islamic states last foothold in syria as u.s. backed forces resume the showdown with the jihadi that says people flee from their own place including the wives of us all five as we refuse to believe the caliphate is finished. and as while a self-proclaimed interim president says he will last the country's national assembly to declare a state of emergency this comes off the quad quite old refused to rule out the us intervention. today the solution is.

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

what help would you say that syria needs to get the lives of its citizens back on track. oh a bit of everything i think i people need to feel safe to start where. they need basic services to be able to receive water health senator. education and of course a lot of the food people need to be able to work and make a living so and to repay their homes and search for what they logged back on track it's everything at the moment to there's no simple solutions by any means. and in that vein are there enough foreign volunteers trying to help the shattered country . well for me i work shrew the way called movement and syrian arab red crescent is on the ground. a lot of the country with thousands of staff and volunteers with the dialing to support their own community and wittiest to support them to choose the words they know what they need they put people on the ground in the community in a part of the community so to me that that he's the most the same chill saying that we continue to support them to do the incredible work that they doing daily right throughout these really dreadf

mccrone to one hundred three children into france currently living in a refugee camp in syria wallace lear has more. well this is a case that involves a young woman she manning cento who's seventy five years ago promised for syria with her husband days we're told in iraq her and they supported islamic state until she and her husband were both recently killed in allied airstrikes not her three children are still in a refugee camp along the syria iraqi border called out for now the situation in the camp is dire indeed some sixty five thousand people are currently hols their malnutrition is right is not enough food is not enough medicine and cheese mother who lives in the north of france has appealed to the french president a promise to allow her three grandchildren she joins her here in the. records are some of the issues doing in the whole camp on defying the conditions a terrible there is no room been treated worse than animals these children didn't ask to be born or be taken there they're the victim of the choices made by their parents now they are currently some two and a half thous

and it's notjust in iraq and syria. is has active franchises in afghanistan, in libya, egypt's and beyond. and, yes, there will be more attacks in the west, too. now, we can't always say that the attacks were planned or commissioned by the group, but that's not the point. the point is that the ideology alone is enough to inspire those attacks. and the ideology is very much alive. to understand why, just look at the places where it started. syria's civil war is not yet over. iraq is still divided, too. then there's everyone else with an interest in the region. america, russia, iran, turkey, all with their own different agendas. and you have splits along sectarian lines, along ethnic lines, along regional lines. and as long as those rivalries exist, the middle east is going to remain a deeply unstable place. fertile ground for those who don't mind mixing extreme violence with a narrow, medieval version of islam. and remember, groups like is, like its predecessors, were able to cause mayhem without actually occupying any t

in syria who still. it is the embassy in berlin operating on behalf of syria's secret service we confronted its head of mission with the allegations he denied them health i'm at morton's who has any syrian who's been here so far stated that he was questioned about anything beyond his own passport matter sides. we don't do that oh we don't collect any personal information we only require the documents that are needed to establish the applicant's identity. of house. i mean doesn't believe that he wants no contact with syrian authorities whether for passports or any other documents for himself or his family even if it means serious problems with finding work in germany or traveling. i wouldn't know what to do with the foreigners registration office or didn't renew my residency or give me german travel documents a month i still wouldn't go to the embassy. so i means in his family's future in germany is uncertain their greatest fear is having to return to syria even after the fighting is over because the old

coming up russia in syria urged the u.s. military to stop blocking the back away sion have a refugee camp that story and more after the break. traditionally in the foreign policy with the assistance of the legacy media to find an immediate threat for a foreign military intervention or coup their aim is been to manufacture public support today it's different with virtually no public debate then is wally is the target of a forced regime change the problem is force regime change as a deplorable record. welcome back to the program the russian and syrian military is have issued a statement accusing american forces in syria of derailing efforts to evacuate people from the infamous repent camp we've contacted the u.s. led operation inherent resolve for its version of the events are to finish the story. dramatic humanitarian and security situation in a lot of the bun camp in southeastern syria has been constantly trigger numerous concerns from the russian side that blame america that is currently controlling the area along the milit

to keep troops in syria. if the u.s. pulls out their one there's only a matter of time until the ice menace grows again. well joining me now in the studio for more on this is iraqi journalist i mean musawi who just recently returned from syria thanks for joining me i'm here so the islamic state has now lost all of its territory but do you think this really signals the end of a caliphate that fell physically yes because they are not anymore controlling the church or the in syria with or in iraq but you should just imagine this the idea of khaled faith still put in the minds of many young people in islam of course not just in syria and iraq and true destroyer that you should bring some of the idea another perspective another hope for that people are telling them this is not the right tway to do imagine how you are going to live this is really a. an idea still a living and within the community it's them a community now the united states president has said that his country would remain vigilant against islamic state but what

three children in france are currently living in a refugee camp in syria. more details. of the case that involves a young woman. who five years ago ran for syria with her husband they told him and they supported his. state until she and her husband were both recently killed in allied airstrikes now her three children are still in a refugee camp along the syria iraqi border called out for now the situation in the camp is dire indeed some sixty five thousand people are going to be housed there malnutrition is right it is not enough food is not enough medicine and she's a mother who lives in the north of france has appealed to the french president upon to allow her three grandchildren she joins her here in the. records or so that she was doing in the whole camp on day five the conditions are terrible there is no room they've been treated worse than animals these children didn't ask to be born or be taken there they're the victim of the choices made by their parents now there are currently some two and a half thousand children who are being coulsdon syrian refu

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

most of the people who will go back to syria. probably they will go to jail probably they will get torture or probably definitely if they didn't do the military duty they will go again to the military duty they won't send them to the farm climate zone in the only in the berlin district of north cone in the past two years it's been mostly syrians who have moved here. one of them is twenty eight year old abdul rahman he fought for the free syrian army and survived several era offenses his foot was injured in an attack and has not since healed. i'm injured and i don't have anyone to care for me but my foot still hurts i'm not allowed to walk on it but i still do left and has undergone several operations on his foot and is deep in debt he says he's never really been able to integrate in the three years he's been in germany. there's no social life here there's no life here the people are like machines like machines that just work nonstop you can't understand them. to start the family on abdul rahman has decided to leave germany and go

in syria. but many who come here are still afraid they are also worried about loved ones in their home country especially if they belong to the opposition according to syrian human rights lawyer anwar boney he says syrian intelligence tries to get information about opponents of the regime during people's visits to the embassy and those who refuse no passport read the people. knows. about. who. sent this information to the security in syria so it's a problem for. them since it's appropriate for their presence in syria under the regime controlled so is the embassy doing the syrian intelligence agencies billing we confront the embassy had with the accusations in berlin he dismisses them health them at morton slowly because any syrian who has been here claimed he has been questioned about anything beyond his passport matters. oh we do not do that and you know we've been here claim he has been questioned about anything beyond his passport matters. oh we do not do that and. we do not gather any line

from syria in nine hundred sixty seven. and road initiative which is widely seen in the west as a vehicle for chinese power project. finds that many in the u.s. are now less concerned about sexual harassment in the workplace than they were the height of the me to campaign change. the rules have changed and we're not playing that game anymore and that's what's happening. and they want to go back to how things used to be real now with categorizing our cast. as one whole massive violent group. live from moscow this is a national holiday with the world this is now one of them on friday in the russian capital first to president wade into a fifty two year dispute between israel and syria saying the us is ready to recognize the occupied golan heights as part of israel turkey's condemn the announcements accusing the u.s. of supporting israel's so-called occupation policy as the details. donald trump's support for israel has taken some new heights and that would be the golan heights and it now seems that despite the un and syria and

[laughter] we've defeated the caliphate in syria. we have withdrawn from the horrible iran nuclear deal and imposed the toughest-ever sanctions, and these are by far the toughest ever on the iranian regime. it's having a big effect. iran is not the same country that it was when i took office. the day i took office, we had threats all over the middle east and beyond. iran is a much different place right now than it was. as i said during my state of the union address, we will not avert our eyes from the dictatorship that chants "death to america, death to israel" and calls for genocide against the jewish people. we won't let them even consider that. we will confront the poison of anti-semitism through both our words, and maybe even more importantly, our actions. in the last century, humanity witnessed the horrific consequences of anti-semitism and a world without a jewish homeland. in the wake of those unthinkable horrors, the jewish people built a mighty nation in the holy land, something very, very powerful, something very special an