Their children and for their families and for their nation itself. No one could make that choice for them. They had to that themselves. Today, the world sees they are choosing cooperation over conflict, friendship over enmity, prosperity over poverty, hope over despair. They are choosing a future in which arabs and israelis, muslims, jews, christians can live together, pray together, and dream together sidebyside in harmony, community in peace. Me congratulate the people of israel, the people of the United Arab Emirates, and the people of the kingdom of bahrain. God bless you all. This is an incredible day for the world. This is a wonderful and beautiful occasion. I want to thank all of the members of congress for being congressmen,s, congresswomen, we appreciate it so much. Everybody wanted to be here. Important day for the world, important day for peace. Before the parties signed the accord, i want to ask Prime Minister netanyahu to say a few words, followed by the foreign minister o
For years. Sometimes and less sunny climes to bring this day and i thank each and every one of you thank you. Ladies and gentlemen mr president this day is a pivot of history it heralds a new dawn of peace for thousands of years the jewish people have prayed for peace for decades the jewish state as prayed for peace and this is why today we are filled with such profound gratitude im grateful to you President Trump for your decisive leadership you have unequivocally stood by israels side. You have boldly confronted the tyrants of tehran youve proposed a realistic vision for peace between israel and the palestinians and you have successfully brokered this storage peace that we are signing today a peace that has broad support in israel in america in the middle east indeed in the entire world im grateful to crown prince muhammad bin side of the United Arab Emirates and to you foreign minister abdullah bin. I thank you both for your wise leadership and for working with the United States and
Time for europe to come up with a new resettlement policy. Locked up for daring to protest against the better russian president we meet the women now determined to carry on their fight. Plus facing trial for marking a massacre some of hong kongs most prominent prodemocracy activists appear in course of a tenement square memorial. Its been described as a betrayal by the palestinians but is being trumpeted by the white house the United Arab Emirates and bahrain are about to sign a deal to normalize ties with israel its all being overseen by president i will trump in washington d. C. While protests have already been held in gaza and across the occupied west bank against that deal palestinians have described the move as a stab in the back correspondent need to him is in the west bank and well get reaction from the in just a few minutes but 1st lets go to our White House Correspondent can be how it can be any minute now to Foreign Ministers and a Prime Minister is supposed to be putting pen
Debate. The chair will alternate recognition between the parties and with the time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 9 50 a. M. The chair recognizes the the gentlewoman from North Carolina, ms. Foxx, for five minutes. Ms. Foxx thank you, mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, i rise to recognize dr. Donald moore of madison, North Carolina. For over 40 years dr. Moore has served as a physician at western rockingham family medicine. Dr. Moore understands that god humbly uses him as an instrument to care for those who are entrusted to him and he believes each patient is an extension of his own family. That mindset, mr. Speaker, encapsulates the true essence of a servants heart. After graduating from madson high school with the title of valedictorian, he attended the university of North Carolina at chapel hill where he majored in biology. He was then a
Now on bbc news, with coronavirus outbreaks at different stages around the world, we explore what might happen as restrictions change and people adjust to a new reality. Hello, and welcome to the latest in our special programmes on the coronavirus pandemic. Im annita mcveigh. On todays programme, a widely available steroid can help some of the most seriously ill coronavirus patients, according to new research from the uk. Plus, what kind of long term changes could the pandemic have on our urban landscapes . And a reminder that you can keep up to date with the latest information about the pandemic on our website. But first, official figures show more than 400,000 people have died because of coronavirus, but what is the real number . How many people died because they couldnt get treatment for other illnesses . A bbc investigation has looked at 27 Different Countries and has found that the total number of deaths caused by the virus, both directly and indirectly, is much worse than it has