Sixty minutes new hope that a decade long dispute has come to an end rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah signed a reconciliation deal plus. The kenyan government bans protests as it sold out what will happen next to its president ial run also. And the wind was just howling and so i knew this is it ive got to get out he was one of the lucky ones the death toll in the california wildfire fires has now reached over twenty. Im kristen salumi in manhattan where the chinese artist ai wei wei has painted one of the latest poll coming out ill tell you which payments new york are you trying to reach. Welcome to the news hour we start in the middle east. The ins a rival factions have signed a deal political reconciliation hamas and fatah have agreed for the Palestinian Authority to take full administrate of control of gaza by december the first theyve been meeting in the egyptian capital cairo to discuss the formation of a National Unity government because your actions brokered by egypt started on choose day palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas has welcomed the outcome of the cairo talks and has asked his government to implement the agreement lets get more this from her a force that has been listening in to that press conference hes in ramallah in the occupied west bank i mean her really the devil is in the detail and thats what weve been waiting war for for the last few hours what was said. Thats right we havent yet got that full detail we were expecting that this was going to be a live event a statement whereby we would get the full text of this agreement its coming out somewhat in dribs and drabs and the statement itself from the two factions was recorded and played out on Egyptian Television so what we do know is that according to the head of the fact our delegation. The issue of the rougher crossing between egypt and gaza is one which where they have reached agreement that the Palestinian AuthoritySecurity Services will take control of all of the border crossings with israel and egypt he said the rafa crossing was more sensitivity expected for the full assumption of control over the borders by november the first at the latest the egyptians are talking about all of the palestinian factions meeting again in cairo on the twenty first of november the other indications that we have that the issues of employment trying to make sure that some at least of the tens of thousands of hamas officials whove been working as the government in the interim that they or least some of them are employed under the new p. A. Administration and indeed security that in the other direction p. A. Security officials who have been sitting idle for the last ten years that three thousand of them we understand will start to assume roles and potentially share those roles with some of the hamas officials have been doing that work heres a little of what the delegation heads of both sides had to say in cairo a little earlier. But he completely agreed to the concept of supporting the government which will work normally according to law and other systems to administer the authorities and ministries without exception and to provide all the crossings whether with the israeli side or the egyptian side which is the rafah crossing. Despite the fact that we have some different views of different political points we have different disputes but this will never change the fact that we are brothers we are brothers in religion we are brothers in nationality we are brothers in the National Interest we suffer the same we have the same future we need to find a way for a unity of our people to secure the ambitions of our people. Hurry when these factions actually have managed to you might say find a way forward they do tend to look over their shoulders to see what the israelis have to say in the lead up to this meeting what has been said from tel aviv. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has he had did issue a Statement Last week in which he gave a fairly familiar take on hamas saying that any reconciliation would have to involve hamas recognizing the state of israel disbanding its military wing but he said so in a relatively for him mild way certainly not the kind of furious rhetoric that there was directed against hamas where in previous reconciliation terms have appeared to be nearing the finish line and subsequently fell apart and the americans also been fairly muted the egyptians are obviously extremely behind this and have been really the architects of this and so there are lots of things in its favor it would seem one of the potential problems that had been raised before these talks was the fate of that military wing of hamas some are said it wasnt on the table at all for discussions in this negotiating process the palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas so that he wouldnt accept a lebanon style situation with an alternative center of military and medical power has boller in gaza however it does seem that theyve managed to surmount that at least for now there had been talk potentially of a less formal agreement whereby that military wing would keep relatively quiet and that any actions it took would be subject to National Consensus that it wouldnt be as independent as it had been over the last ten years when hamas had free reign in gaza or for the will leave it there harry follow events with you from the occupied territories thank you. Are sure is a senior lecturer at the university of exeter in the United Kingdom he joins me here on the set in doha good to have you with us again what makes this agreement so much more different from the ones weve seen in the past what they have failed and that we begin back at the drawing board and we dont really know how long its going to tell another agreement i think its the conditions that surrounded this agreement is what makes it a bit different but there are so many parallels from what has been happening in the last. Ten fifteen years the main issue here is that all sides reached a hurting stalemate all sides are hurt by one fact or another a massive hurt by the siege is heard by the suffering inside gaza. Is hurting by the lack of control over gaza and also by the rise of factions within it that are content. Competing with the president egypt is hurting in sinai is bleeding inside there for the last. Four five years so all sides have something to benefit from at this point and to deescalate a bit still most of what was mentioned are micro level changes if you wish you know the employment the borders issues that could be resolved temporarily on the short term because the big issue is really security is it not is security within gaza and who actually has control about both civilian level the military level and generally at a level that would be acceptable to the International Community so that some form of negotiations can continue to see whether Palestinian Statehood can be achieved absolutely so the way forward here is a bit problematic the worry for were talking about one day elections is going to happen or not if it happened what would happen if hamas wins the elections and how the International Community and in america under the Administration Deal with that the second issue is as you mentioned the arm wings the future of it theres a bit of conflicting statements here from the nonacceptance of the hezbollah model but keeping the. Kind of hezbollah model and hamas sees it as its also its safety net but moreover if you are going to do. The mobilization disarmament and reintegration process who will have control over the lets say the armed institutions of the palestinian state between conditions. Who have control over the resources the promotion criteria leadership of these institutions and this will be a very hotly contested. Spring to my mind in terms of the way the conditions on the ground have changed one is the fact that if you look at the agreement back in two thousand. Six we had Hosni Mubarak in power now weve got general sisi a military power dare i say it in the gyptian capital and then how my sister changed its policy slightly earlier in may which is perhaps if im correct in saying has led it to a situation that it can actually talk to fatah those two major factors in where we are right now partly but also partly is the turkish and the. Involvement in the previous day in that process also the rise of iran the hamas always had a relationship prior to the city and uprising in twenty eleven they had good relations with damascus now damascus is gone more or less so its find itself in this awkward position where the supportive powers are far away the powers that they are surrounded by whether israel egypt are very hostile and. Its only option two the situation in gaza is by doing these concessions whether these concessions will hold this is another story depends a lot on how the developments in that age and go ahead. Evaluate the great deal of. Complementary mentions that egypt got in that press conference between. The house leader negotiators they were seeing with gratefulness i think its to do with big brother perception of your big sister perception so there was a lot of that but this is also a trend this has been going on since two thousand and six. Was very very careful with its relationship with egypt in the middle of when the when you know the ministry of interior was accusing it of assassinating the former youre a prosecutor general they were still trying to have a very. Sensitive line when it comes to egypt has obviously appreciated because of the mediation posts in the mediation process has pressured hamas to significant levels to give down all these concessions so now well have to see how this will continue from the egyptian perspective because they are big players at the moment and this indeed well well see how it does go for the moment im sure thank you you thank. Now tensions are growing between kurdish authorities and the Iraqi Government following last months controversial secession referendum bank that has denied claims by the Kurdish Regional government that it plans a major attack on the could cook region the k r g as its known says it fears Iraqi Government forces could launch an assault on the autonomous Northern RegionCharles Trotman has the latest from erbil in northern iraq. This is the main road between erbil and mosul and its one of two roads that were closed last night by the Kurdish Regional government following what it says were messages that it received from the Iraqi Military and the house of the shabby those of the shia militia groups saying that there were planned attacks around the oil rich city of kirkuk and northern mosul now this road was opened up again this morning but its an indication of just how nervous the kale argy are these mounting threats from the baghdad government also in the last couple of hours news out of turkey a spokesperson for president russet tiber the one saying that turkey was going to gradually close its land border with at the k r g eight nation with the Iraqi Government and the iranian government has a say a huge indication of just how nervous the k r g are at the moment meanwhile no sign of any face to face dialogue happening the k r g saying that they are open to dialogue that they works to talk to the baghdad government but the baghdad government refusing they say until the results of this controversial referendum another fight. Turkeys president says its unacceptable for the u. S. To sacrifice its Strategic Partnership for an ambassador as a bird or blames that job asked for the diplomatic visa with the us the Us Ambassador to turkey had criticized the turkish government over the arrest of a u. S. Consular member of staff the detention last week of a Turkish National working for the u. S. Consular office sparked a sudden deterioration of relations between the two countries last week both countries suspended not immigrant Visa Services for the other you know i want to be very clear we dont want these dispute to last more than a second. We responded you know likewise because turkey is a proud nation we are a sovereign nation. And you know we think that you know this decision needs to be reversed wells and of course hullo here is our reporter in turkey joins me here in doha with the turkish president is not mincing his words and we thought theres going to be deescalation there seems to be an escalation. Well actually so here this is just the opposite let me say this one it sounds like escalating the crisis but this is exactly the opposite because we see that the president is trying to keep the discussion on the Embassy Level because it seems hes trying to avoid any escalation on the Foreign Ministry or president ial level thats why hes pointing out u. S. Ambassador john bass on purpose this is a smart diplomatic move by the way when you look from ancora side because they dont want to toria their relations with the United States because theyre both nato allies there are commercial relations you know a couple of days they go like two days ago u. S. State Department Spokesperson heather no art said that the recent suspension move was actually coordinated with the state department the National Security council so the u. S. Side says that this is our own well as a state but our don keeps accusing the ambassador himself because he doesnt want to escalate the relations for me to serve because weve discussed this in relation to this over the last few days and yet you say theres no deescalation yet were seeing the Foreign Ministers to listen and his counterpart talk on the phone there was a thought that it would really stay at that level and that the only way this is going to be solved would be perhaps between the two president s when you say its possibly only ten percent level we are really looking at eventually a conversation between the two president s these are two strong nato allies that need each other and strategically theyre very important to each other from ankaras perspective than a trump and president s are drawn seem to have some. Temporal behaviors so they are assumed to be getting along well so. Believes that if donald trump and i are down speak this issue over theyre going to find a way out as per the president ial spokesperson who brought. This is a small issue and it can be resold within a day but when we look at the u. S. Narrative by the state department. There is Something Else probably and maybe a negotiation is underway because theres also the legation coming over to turkey next week. Were going to within the following day which is what does happen for the moment. Thanks. There has been pomp and ceremony and a ground of unity in madrid on Spains National day but the countrys deep political divide over catalonia is independence referendum has yet to be resolved catalan leader. Given been given till monday to say if hes going to declare independence a decision that could see direct rule imposed by madrid or the region reports. If the last fortnight hadnt been dramatic enough the spectacle of national day provided the finishing touch madrid laid it on thick the whole military displayed the flags of the regions used as an opportunity to say to the cattle and just look how united we are nobody wants your independence the crowd of course loyal supporters of king and country. Today we celebrate the day of spain which is the day of all spanish people but theres a group of us spaniards who are bent on breaking up our shared country. They should understand youve got to learn you that we belong to one country which is a pain in not just the republic which they are pushing for. For the first time in thirty years a National Police were invited to rapturous applause. The government said the decisions of all of them came after the barcelona attack you noticed this is. The same National Police which on referendum day tear gassed and fired rubber bullets at Spanish Citizens in catalonia. Six of this. Credibly provocative if madrid wanted to rub the capsule nose in the does this is how you do it. In barcelona the Pro Independence faction held its own protest march it was tiny compared to madrid there on the back foot now the splits in the movement being exploited by the National Governments but how they hated the spanish National Police being celebrated by madrid. I mean its shocking as the National PoliceOccupying Forces its as if they sent in the tanks you dont want them here theyre not our police force from a government that does not represent us. So much it knows it has the catalan president in a trap now whichever way he decides on the independence question he risks losing part of his base on this day it felt like the dream was in a triumphant mood. Largely aljazeera in madrid. But plenty more ahead here on the aljazeera news hour including on the defensive double trumpets back at reports he wants to increase the u. S. Is a Nuclear Arsenal plus. 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