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Promises billions of dollars in aid and assures supports during weeks of protests. And americas top diplomats reiterate the call for a quick solution to the gulf crisis and lifting of qatars economic blockades. Its past time to find a solution to the gulf rift trouble mistress you see this few resolved to reopen cutters air and land borders currently blocked by other gulf states. Im well into the sports news is tennis number one Novak Djokovic opens up about being flung out of the u. S. Open and well hear from the man who went on to win the tournament and his 1st major trophy dominate take. All that still to come but 1st an israeli settler has been hand. 3 life sentences for the murders are all 3 members of a Palestinian Family amir on been only through a far bowmans the home of the da wop share family in 2815 killing the couple and their infant son harry forsett reports from outside the courtroom in leeds israel. More than 5 years after firebombing the house of the family as they slept. On video not in court because of coronavirus restrictions was handed his sentence the judges gave him 3 consecutive life terms one for each of his victims saad and. And the 18 month old son ali plus another 20 years the attempted murder of the sole survivor older brother ahmed who was badly burned are going up and had lots of arm look like all cannot give us our right no matter what they do they cannot bring back am a mother father and brother they cannot bring back his house ahmed still lives with his grandparents in duma the village in the occupied west bank where the attack happened over the years hes had extended treatment for his burns it was here on monday that he and his grandmother learned of the sentence. May god punish him i hope iraq in jail suffer while hes alive as hes done as harmony and justice and i hope hes punished on judgement day. The court found that had conspired with another certainly youth than a minor to carry out a revenge attack after a jewish man was killed in a drive by shooting the prosecution said been illegal was alone by the time he got to duma and set fire to 2 houses his legal team said he was tortured during enhanced interrogation sessions 2 of his confessions were ruled inadmissible as a result but later ones stood up in court one but only a was convicted in may the Israeli Security service the shin bet said it was a landmark in the fight against jewish terror but others point to the length of this process and also the fact that so many settler attacks go unpunished. Israeli rights group ph d. In studied hundreds of attacks by israeli civilians on palestinians going back to 2005 and found charges were brought in only 9 percent of cases its very clear that this is the exception of the many circulars who are a member of those who could him and others are moving in freely. Without any consequences and without the any it could him in a liberal see that again is that. This attack was certainly exceptional in its nature and in the toll left to be borne by its only survivor. 10 years old now the Legal Process thats lasted half his life is at last over but that toll remains a force at aljazeera lord israel. When they did abraham is in do mine in the occupied west bank at the home where the attack happened in 2050. When we arrived at the scene monday morning. The only survivor of the crime and who is now 10 years old didnt want to come inside the house he says he doesnt want anything to do with it hes he didnt live here and he says he doesnt remember the night of the attack but the family is telling us that he was almost 5 at the time and he saw more than he wants to remember so when he received the news he was his grandfathers house he refused to go to the court on monday or any of the previous 70 sessions of the court to the family has told us that theres still living with this trauma the want to turn this house into a museum to show the world the misery that his family is living through and many other palestinian families. Warehouse in jeopardy in this a human rights lawyer whos the ferns are of the a of a gun law the legal center for our minority rights in israel he says this is a precedent setting case. We can say that this is the harness by machine and that any israeli citizen at least see since 1948 for killing palestinians and we are having all witness talk and eventually such like that but we have to look to the facts of this case which me exceptional and i want to understand it to israeli Justice System 1st that killing was so cruel brutal 3 where count and we have the confession of the birsa who killed and that killing was by citizens now that mean that we have to distinguish killing by citizens by killing by state agencies like soldiers of the i. D. F. Like the police we had many many cases that the i. D. F. If the execute palestinians of we have leaders for that and we have cases against Israeli Police that kill them athenian citizen of israel and all of those cases where it closed and that is a where clause that. Is a. Minister mr justice that responsible for john to in those cases that in far right that it was justified to have all been put him in a record so weak and he had to make a distinction between violence by citizen of theirs or against palestinian and very needs by state agencies. And the police. Russias president Vladimir Putin has pledged money and voiced his supports foreign battle belarusian president alyaksandr look at shanker the to the leaders met for talks in the russian city of sochi and agreed to give belarus of one point 5000000000. 00 loan and said the crisis should be resolved without its foreign interference this is the 1st meeting between the 2 leaders since protests began after last months disputed president ial election alexandra story out of it this week following that meeting from moscow. We saw repeated Political Support for call from the side of the russian president Vladimir Putin as expected but we also heard that belarus is going to get another a loan of 1500000000. 00 to add up to existing loans and basically to be able to pay up whats there due to russia are already russia being their Biggest Country that gives them the most money by this point in their biggest investor its the same time but what we heard from. Is a kind of a strongman stall because he was at the same time kind of downplaying the brought this that are going on for weeks now in about an hour saying that theyre going on like during the weekend whilst monday to friday the ballot our sleeves their ordinary life and at the same time he was saying that there is some outside forces wanting to incise violence inside the belarus and that if that happens they will be shown what violence actually is he was also pointing to the cooperation in the to the treaties and saying that there are valid as short people joined to the deals because at the same are happening on the borders of belarus well both support from putin but in the very sort of like quiet way he said that russia will obey its obligations that the day that they have but he insisted more on this economical side of the corporation and that the great brush actually has been about us in this respect as well. Opposition has been acutely following the outcome of those talks to step in the reports. The opposition here already has responded and sent a message directly to mr put in this that lana became a scalia was in exile in lithuania and many believe here has actually been chosen president in the last election has actually warrant the president putin not to sign any agreement with look at shankar she says you shouldnt sign any agreement with an illegitimate president because these agreements will be refused by the next government which is according for the front for government she also said she is sorry that putin is having a dialogue with an r. Surfer as she says and not with the belorussian people so theres a lot of anxiety of course here in belarus about this meeting how far is look at shankar going to go in signing any agreements that would affect the sofa or energy of bellows because for many here this has been in and terminal problems and internal fights the only objective they have had until now is to get rid of look at shanghai as a legitimate president as they see so theyre watching it very careful definitely tens of thousands of bell russians have been protesting for weeks knives from the nearly 800 people were detained during protests in minsk the u. N. High commissioner for human rights is not calling for an investigation into the police crackdown. Restamp mission social peace symbol of truth requires far reaching dialogue all forms and accountability for great Human Rights Violations i encourage the council to focus our action on this we areas to prevent further escalation of violence and grievances given the scale and number all allegations of torture on other forms of treatment by the Security Forces should be documented an investigator with a view to bringing the perpetrators to justice or large oak or davis is a former British Ambassador its about will resound a senior fellow at the International Institute for strategic studies he believes putin could use look a sham ko to his advantage. Hootin has said that he doesnt want foreign interference by which he means western interference he already has lent a practical and specific support to present the shanker and he has also demonstrated through words so far his readiness to provide some form of more forceful support should he think thats needed. Hootin is very concerned about 2 things i think one is that the other rules as a strategically important piece of territory might fall under the control of a peaceful democratic government which was a Good Relationship with russia but does not wish to subordinate itself to russia of 3 of us could be well disposed towards russia but he refused to accept long term project of bringing us into a fully support situation the 2nd concern is that a the peaceful overthrow of a long serving dictator the borders of russia would set a very bad example for putin himself look at should have been in power for 26 years. In pop music years if who can stand for election in 4 years time you have been in power for 24 years so he doesnt want that so he is hes made very clear that he backs mukesh unca he sees a weakened lucas schenker as the outcome that is most news in dressed and hes made it very clear he will not have any kind of contact with the opposition forces. European leaders have met virtually with chinese president sitting putin and have demanded is a fairer relationship in trades e. U. Leaders told beijing it must make some concessions if it wants an investment deal with the block and also push president c. On chinas human rights records that europe needs to be a player not a Playing Field to this meeting to represents another step forward in forge and a more balanced relationship with china we want a relationship with china that its based on the receipt procedure responsibility and basic us. Well disagreements have dominated the talks the e. U. Chinas biggest trading partner feels their trade relationship is unbalanced and is pressuring beijing to sign an Investment Agreement by the end of the year european leaders also raise concerns about hong kongs new security law and the need for a dedicated human rights talks regarding chinas treatment of minorities like the weekers in sindh young beijing has warned brussels about interfering in its domestic matters in the block the e. U. Rather also wants stronger commitments on Climate Change in china the worlds top polluter well lets get more now from roderick why an expert in chinas domestic and International Relations at Chatham House in london good to have you with us on the news are here the 2 sides seem very far apart so do you think a deal was ever on the cards. A deal or not the trade agreement on the bettman degree you mean i dont think so i mean i think as as you reported there has been really no progress no significant progress on the demands that the made over a year ago china and unless there is some progress the made it absolutely clear that theyre not going to proceed with this agreement however much they wanted which they do so i think what we saw at this summit was. Them talking to each other rather than with each other and the fact that there was no joint communique no joint press released just shows that there was no substantial meeting of minds and ive just heard in the last few moments that the u. S. Which is obviously in a trade dispute with china itself theyve not put a block on chinese products using forced weaker label labor rather and theyve said theyre refusing to take a listen since in gentil china shut steinitz concentration camps as the e. U. Raised this and the strong terms that were seeing from the americans and if not why not why are they going further. They have raised it. As they said in the end there in that press release. Date i suspect they language that they used was nothing like as strong as that coming from the u. S. Just now and the kind of actions that have been taken by europe have not been the same as as the americans and i think that because its much more difficult for the European Union collectively to into meant centrally sanctions on on china. China is behavior in xinjiang but they are moving that way they are talking a bit about it about a possible application of my skis sanctions but nothing is as strong as the u. S. But with this overall there puts paid to the idea that engaging with china trading with china would bring Democratic Change for the country oh all these kind of notions that we were all sort of fades in the early say season and ninetys where does this put certainly the e. U. Ny where do they go from here. Its certainly very much a new era in not only the e. U. Or the u. K. And indeed the u. S. Is relationship with china and none of them have really worked out what a day is that they want from china what it is they want exactly to do with china i mean its still clear that the e. U. Needs a significant relationship with china but the terms of those of that relationship where it is leading and out of the e. U. Promotes its own values and interests in this relationship is sadly at the moment just a matter of rhetoric and there doesnt seem to be a very coherent practical plan on how the should develop its relationship with china in a more realistic way recognizing the nature of the chinese regime at the moment and the amount of the ability of the e. U. To influence its behavior ok roger why im afraid thats all we have time for but thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and analysis with us here on aljazeera thank you. Plenty more still to come on the news hour including where homes once stood devastating wildfires across the u. S. West coast uproot communities and destroying livelihoods. And resisting moves to relocate refugees on the economy to less cost ran out of options mr sawyer destroyed their campaign. Bus in sports why formula one champion Lewis Hamilton could be in trouble with motorsport bosses for wearing this t. Shirts. Human rights watch says the warring parties in yemen are all severely obstructing the delivery of humanitarian aid theyve accused rebels the side of the Led Coalition forces and the u. A. E. Backed Southern Transitional council of interfering in relief operations well its exacerbating the countrys dire humanitarian situation agencies have been forced to cut desperately needed services bits and millions of civilians at risk. And hennessy is the middle east and north Africa Communications director for Human Rights Watch and joins me now from casablanca in morocco good to have you with us on the news are just take us through the main points that your reports has. Thanks for having me this report and chorus of the dance and complex web of restrictions and obstruction efforts really of humanitarian aid distribution and the devastating impact that obstruction has a millions of yemenis who need live see the aid including for health care but also water food and basic sanitation lets just remind the u. N. Calls yemen the worlds most humanitarian crisis about 80 percent of the people in yemen need one form of aid or another thats 24000000 people were in some form of assistance to tackle the politician disease water sort of juice and checked spread of various diseases including cooking mind you but not just that so thats the context in which were an hour before documents obstacles put in the face of crucial humanitarian and that is needed by the people there and what will his blocking this humanitarian aid and why. Well the so to the coalition has computed goes that measures affecting the speed of cost for importers to bring some commercial good the Yemeni Government has also imposed some group credit requirements that the distributional but honestly the boogie movement an armed group knows who these controls parts of the territory are mostly responsible so this report documents the. Very arteries were a critic requirements and justified really for the distribution of this interference takes up literally hundreds of different forms. Directives strictly regulated in projects in a way that compromises the agencys independence blows england the delays of approval blocking assessments controlling lists of beneficiaries controlling the monitoring and management. Efforts of blocking stuff sometimes and blocking supplies from entering so in one word you who these want to control every aspect of the distribution of and of course comes in violation of the main principles of humanitarian aid which are you money neutrality and impartiality and also independence and obviously the dollars are aware of that and thats why theyre starting to donate less and less ok ben saying thank you so much for sharing the findings of your report with us here on aljazeera thank you. In washington the 3rd u. S. Qatar Strategic Dialogue is under way secretary of state might bump alun the cuts any deputy Prime Minister and minister of Novak Djokovic<\/a> opens up about being flung out of the u. S. Open and well hear from the man who went on to win the tournament and his 1st major trophy dominate take. All that still to come but 1st an israeli settler has been hand. 3 life sentences for the murders are all 3 members of a Palestinian Family<\/a> amir on been only through a far bowmans the home of the da wop share family in 2815 killing the couple and their infant son harry forsett reports from outside the courtroom in leeds israel. More than 5 years after firebombing the house of the family as they slept. On video not in court because of coronavirus restrictions was handed his sentence the judges gave him 3 consecutive life terms one for each of his victims saad and. And the 18 month old son ali plus another 20 years the attempted murder of the sole survivor older brother ahmed who was badly burned are going up and had lots of arm look like all cannot give us our right no matter what they do they cannot bring back am a mother father and brother they cannot bring back his house ahmed still lives with his grandparents in duma the village in the occupied west bank where the attack happened over the years hes had extended treatment for his burns it was here on monday that he and his grandmother learned of the sentence. May god punish him i hope iraq in jail suffer while hes alive as hes done as harmony and justice and i hope hes punished on judgement day. The court found that had conspired with another certainly youth than a minor to carry out a revenge attack after a jewish man was killed in a drive by shooting the prosecution said been illegal was alone by the time he got to duma and set fire to 2 houses his legal team said he was tortured during enhanced interrogation sessions 2 of his confessions were ruled inadmissible as a result but later ones stood up in court one but only a was convicted in may the Israeli Security<\/a> service the shin bet said it was a landmark in the fight against jewish terror but others point to the length of this process and also the fact that so many settler attacks go unpunished. Israeli rights group ph d. In studied hundreds of attacks by israeli civilians on palestinians going back to 2005 and found charges were brought in only 9 percent of cases its very clear that this is the exception of the many circulars who are a member of those who could him and others are moving in freely. Without any consequences and without the any it could him in a liberal see that again is that. This attack was certainly exceptional in its nature and in the toll left to be borne by its only survivor. 10 years old now the Legal Process<\/a> thats lasted half his life is at last over but that toll remains a force at aljazeera lord israel. When they did abraham is in do mine in the occupied west bank at the home where the attack happened in 2050. When we arrived at the scene monday morning. The only survivor of the crime and who is now 10 years old didnt want to come inside the house he says he doesnt want anything to do with it hes he didnt live here and he says he doesnt remember the night of the attack but the family is telling us that he was almost 5 at the time and he saw more than he wants to remember so when he received the news he was his grandfathers house he refused to go to the court on monday or any of the previous 70 sessions of the court to the family has told us that theres still living with this trauma the want to turn this house into a museum to show the world the misery that his family is living through and many other palestinian families. Warehouse in jeopardy in this a human rights lawyer whos the ferns are of the a of a gun law the legal center for our minority rights in israel he says this is a precedent setting case. We can say that this is the harness by machine and that any israeli citizen at least see since 1948 for killing palestinians and we are having all witness talk and eventually such like that but we have to look to the facts of this case which me exceptional and i want to understand it to israeli Justice System<\/a> 1st that killing was so cruel brutal 3 where count and we have the confession of the birsa who killed and that killing was by citizens now that mean that we have to distinguish killing by citizens by killing by state agencies like soldiers of the i. D. F. Like the police we had many many cases that the i. D. F. If the execute palestinians of we have leaders for that and we have cases against Israeli Police<\/a> that kill them athenian citizen of israel and all of those cases where it closed and that is a where clause that. Is a. Minister mr justice that responsible for john to in those cases that in far right that it was justified to have all been put him in a record so weak and he had to make a distinction between violence by citizen of theirs or against palestinian and very needs by state agencies. And the police. Russias president Vladimir Putin<\/a> has pledged money and voiced his supports foreign battle belarusian president alyaksandr look at shanker the to the leaders met for talks in the russian city of sochi and agreed to give belarus of one point 5000000000. 00 loan and said the crisis should be resolved without its foreign interference this is the 1st meeting between the 2 leaders since protests began after last months disputed president ial election alexandra story out of it this week following that meeting from moscow. We saw repeated Political Support<\/a> for call from the side of the russian president Vladimir Putin<\/a> as expected but we also heard that belarus is going to get another a loan of 1500000000. 00 to add up to existing loans and basically to be able to pay up whats there due to russia are already russia being their Biggest Country<\/a> that gives them the most money by this point in their biggest investor its the same time but what we heard from. Is a kind of a strongman stall because he was at the same time kind of downplaying the brought this that are going on for weeks now in about an hour saying that theyre going on like during the weekend whilst monday to friday the ballot our sleeves their ordinary life and at the same time he was saying that there is some outside forces wanting to incise violence inside the belarus and that if that happens they will be shown what violence actually is he was also pointing to the cooperation in the to the treaties and saying that there are valid as short people joined to the deals because at the same are happening on the borders of belarus well both support from putin but in the very sort of like quiet way he said that russia will obey its obligations that the day that they have but he insisted more on this economical side of the corporation and that the great brush actually has been about us in this respect as well. Opposition has been acutely following the outcome of those talks to step in the reports. The opposition here already has responded and sent a message directly to mr put in this that lana became a scalia was in exile in lithuania and many believe here has actually been chosen president in the last election has actually warrant the president putin not to sign any agreement with look at shankar she says you shouldnt sign any agreement with an illegitimate president because these agreements will be refused by the next government which is according for the front for government she also said she is sorry that putin is having a dialogue with an r. Surfer as she says and not with the belorussian people so theres a lot of anxiety of course here in belarus about this meeting how far is look at shankar going to go in signing any agreements that would affect the sofa or energy of bellows because for many here this has been in and terminal problems and internal fights the only objective they have had until now is to get rid of look at shanghai as a legitimate president as they see so theyre watching it very careful definitely tens of thousands of bell russians have been protesting for weeks knives from the nearly 800 people were detained during protests in minsk the u. N. High commissioner for human rights is not calling for an investigation into the police crackdown. Restamp mission social peace symbol of truth requires far reaching dialogue all forms and accountability for great Human Rights Violations<\/a> i encourage the council to focus our action on this we areas to prevent further escalation of violence and grievances given the scale and number all allegations of torture on other forms of treatment by the Security Forces<\/a> should be documented an investigator with a view to bringing the perpetrators to justice or large oak or davis is a former British Ambassador<\/a> its about will resound a senior fellow at the International Institute<\/a> for strategic studies he believes putin could use look a sham ko to his advantage. Hootin has said that he doesnt want foreign interference by which he means western interference he already has lent a practical and specific support to present the shanker and he has also demonstrated through words so far his readiness to provide some form of more forceful support should he think thats needed. Hootin is very concerned about 2 things i think one is that the other rules as a strategically important piece of territory might fall under the control of a peaceful democratic government which was a Good Relationship<\/a> with russia but does not wish to subordinate itself to russia of 3 of us could be well disposed towards russia but he refused to accept long term project of bringing us into a fully support situation the 2nd concern is that a the peaceful overthrow of a long serving dictator the borders of russia would set a very bad example for putin himself look at should have been in power for 26 years. In pop music years if who can stand for election in 4 years time you have been in power for 24 years so he doesnt want that so he is hes made very clear that he backs mukesh unca he sees a weakened lucas schenker as the outcome that is most news in dressed and hes made it very clear he will not have any kind of contact with the opposition forces. European leaders have met virtually with chinese president sitting putin and have demanded is a fairer relationship in trades e. U. Leaders told beijing it must make some concessions if it wants an investment deal with the block and also push president c. On chinas human rights records that europe needs to be a player not a Playing Field<\/a> to this meeting to represents another step forward in forge and a more balanced relationship with china we want a relationship with china that its based on the receipt procedure responsibility and basic us. Well disagreements have dominated the talks the e. U. Chinas biggest trading partner feels their trade relationship is unbalanced and is pressuring beijing to sign an Investment Agreement<\/a> by the end of the year european leaders also raise concerns about hong kongs new security law and the need for a dedicated human rights talks regarding chinas treatment of minorities like the weekers in sindh young beijing has warned brussels about interfering in its domestic matters in the block the e. U. Rather also wants stronger commitments on Climate Change<\/a> in china the worlds top polluter well lets get more now from roderick why an expert in chinas domestic and International Relations<\/a> at Chatham House<\/a> in london good to have you with us on the news are here the 2 sides seem very far apart so do you think a deal was ever on the cards. A deal or not the trade agreement on the bettman degree you mean i dont think so i mean i think as as you reported there has been really no progress no significant progress on the demands that the made over a year ago china and unless there is some progress the made it absolutely clear that theyre not going to proceed with this agreement however much they wanted which they do so i think what we saw at this summit was. Them talking to each other rather than with each other and the fact that there was no joint communique no joint press released just shows that there was no substantial meeting of minds and ive just heard in the last few moments that the u. S. Which is obviously in a trade dispute with china itself theyve not put a block on chinese products using forced weaker label labor rather and theyve said theyre refusing to take a listen since in gentil china shut steinitz concentration camps as the e. U. Raised this and the strong terms that were seeing from the americans and if not why not why are they going further. They have raised it. As they said in the end there in that press release. Date i suspect they language that they used was nothing like as strong as that coming from the u. S. Just now and the kind of actions that have been taken by europe have not been the same as as the americans and i think that because its much more difficult for the European Union<\/a> collectively to into meant centrally sanctions on on china. China is behavior in xinjiang but they are moving that way they are talking a bit about it about a possible application of my skis sanctions but nothing is as strong as the u. S. But with this overall there puts paid to the idea that engaging with china trading with china would bring Democratic Change<\/a> for the country oh all these kind of notions that we were all sort of fades in the early say season and ninetys where does this put certainly the e. U. Ny where do they go from here. Its certainly very much a new era in not only the e. U. Or the u. K. And indeed the u. S. Is relationship with china and none of them have really worked out what a day is that they want from china what it is they want exactly to do with china i mean its still clear that the e. U. Needs a significant relationship with china but the terms of those of that relationship where it is leading and out of the e. U. Promotes its own values and interests in this relationship is sadly at the moment just a matter of rhetoric and there doesnt seem to be a very coherent practical plan on how the should develop its relationship with china in a more realistic way recognizing the nature of the chinese regime at the moment and the amount of the ability of the e. U. To influence its behavior ok roger why im afraid thats all we have time for but thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and analysis with us here on aljazeera thank you. Plenty more still to come on the news hour including where homes once stood devastating wildfires across the u. S. West coast uproot communities and destroying livelihoods. And resisting moves to relocate refugees on the economy to less cost ran out of options mr sawyer destroyed their campaign. Bus in sports why formula one champion Lewis Hamilton<\/a> could be in trouble with motorsport bosses for wearing this t. Shirts. Human rights watch says the warring parties in yemen are all severely obstructing the delivery of humanitarian aid theyve accused rebels the side of the Led Coalition<\/a> forces and the u. A. E. Backed Southern Transitional<\/a> council of interfering in relief operations well its exacerbating the countrys dire humanitarian situation agencies have been forced to cut desperately needed services bits and millions of civilians at risk. And hennessy is the middle east and north Africa Communications<\/a> director for Human Rights Watch<\/a> and joins me now from casablanca in morocco good to have you with us on the news are just take us through the main points that your reports has. Thanks for having me this report and chorus of the dance and complex web of restrictions and obstruction efforts really of humanitarian aid distribution and the devastating impact that obstruction has a millions of yemenis who need live see the aid including for health care but also water food and basic sanitation lets just remind the u. N. Calls yemen the worlds most humanitarian crisis about 80 percent of the people in yemen need one form of aid or another thats 24000000 people were in some form of assistance to tackle the politician disease water sort of juice and checked spread of various diseases including cooking mind you but not just that so thats the context in which were an hour before documents obstacles put in the face of crucial humanitarian and that is needed by the people there and what will his blocking this humanitarian aid and why. Well the so to the coalition has computed goes that measures affecting the speed of cost for importers to bring some commercial good the Yemeni Government<\/a> has also imposed some group credit requirements that the distributional but honestly the boogie movement an armed group knows who these controls parts of the territory are mostly responsible so this report documents the. Very arteries were a critic requirements and justified really for the distribution of this interference takes up literally hundreds of different forms. Directives strictly regulated in projects in a way that compromises the agencys independence blows england the delays of approval blocking assessments controlling lists of beneficiaries controlling the monitoring and management. Efforts of blocking stuff sometimes and blocking supplies from entering so in one word you who these want to control every aspect of the distribution of and of course comes in violation of the main principles of humanitarian aid which are you money neutrality and impartiality and also independence and obviously the dollars are aware of that and thats why theyre starting to donate less and less ok ben saying thank you so much for sharing the findings of your report with us here on aljazeera thank you. In washington the 3rd u. S. Qatar Strategic Dialogue<\/a> is under way secretary of state might bump alun the cuts any deputy Prime Minister<\/a> and minister of Foreign Affairs<\/a> mohammed spend up there amarnath money are cochairing the high level session the secretary of state says thanks qatar for its efforts to facilitate peace talks for afghanistan she had her son say has more and i for washington. Theyre opening session of the Strategic Dialogue<\/a> was an opportunity for mike compare the u. S. Secretary of state to repeat something he said many times over several months that the g. C. C. Is wrong and labeling a destabilizing force in the region it was an opportunity to thank the u. S. For its mediation efforts. To keep our focus on this work and to close the door to increased iranian meddling its past time to find a solution to the gulf rift trust mr its easier to see this resolved and to reopen cutters air and land borders currently blocked by other gulf states i would like to think the us for supporting the kuwaiti mediation duties or looking on that this is of the respect for the subcommittee and independence of this. Policy continues to the present east stability and prosperity elements thats a national. For months now weve heard that u. S. Efforts to broker some sort of deal to end the blockade has been imminent and july it was reported that something was going to be signed in at the last minute the u. N. He backed out and saudi arabia to back out as well once again in the last week weve had a flurry of activity donald trump calling the saudi king followed by a state Department Official<\/a> saying maybe theyll be a deal within 3 weeks he said he soon sort of backed away from that and said well he with thing more flexibility in the gauche ations and from what we understand the state department certainly is focusing on one main issue thats overflight rights and this is the g. C. C. Blockade Qatar Airways<\/a> have to overfly iran in order to get in and out of qatar this is a problem for the u. S. Because that means millions of dollars now flowing into iran in coffins for the overflight rights this has been the focus off debate here clearly that the focus of the state department has long been to isolate iran this blockade its getting countries closer together with iran so if theres any movement we believe in were told it will be in this issue this is the focus and another opportunity for president from to try and show himself as a a deal maker an International Peace<\/a> maker intellectual here. U. S. President donald trump has arrived in california as much as the countrys west coast grapples with widespread wild far stronger. Winds have been complicating efforts to battle the more than 100 leases burning across 3 states on the west coast at least 33 people have died dozens of others feared missing thousands of homes and buildings have burned a White House Correspondent<\/a> kimberly hole cuts is following trumps visit amid these Farzad Kimberly<\/a> what can we expect from donald trump city. Well we can expect that he is going to survey the damage caused by some of these fires as well as get a briefing this is a visit to california sandwiched between a rally he had in the votto over the weekend whether he was criticized sharply for in terms of holding it indoors of it covert 19 violating the states laws there and then hell be after this visit in california going to arizona but california itself is kind of an unlikely Campaign Stop<\/a> given the fact that there are just 50 days until the u. S. Election and this is a state that did not support donald trump in 2016 in fact he lost it by more than 4000000 votes and culturally it is a left leaning state that politically does not support the president still the president is campaigning there hes wasted no time even tweeting on his way to the states saying that in fact this is a state that has lawlessness homelessness certainly hes using it as an opportunity to attack his democratic rival joe biden in advance of the november vote. And kimberly were weve heard from donald trump hes been campaigning on this he did reference the campaign visit to nevada. Describe in this these fires as being done to Forest Management<\/a> but what about Climate Change<\/a>. Referencing the rule that Climate Change<\/a> could be putting in all of this. No he is not but certainly the california governor is in fact donald trump has a different explanation for these fires he says that the problem is in fact that there is poor Forest Management<\/a> and this is something that his rival joe biden has seized upon accusing the president of not doing enough to protect residents of california we know we wont listen to the experts or treat this disaster with the urgency it demands as any president should do during a national emergency. Hes already said he wanted to withhold aid to california to punish the people of california because he didnt vote for. This is another crisis another crisis he wont take responsibility for. Now this isnt the 1st time that the president has caused a controversy with regard to the forest fires that historically take place out there but that many residents say this time around the scale and scope is much larger and thats why theyre pointing to a Climate Change<\/a> back in 2018 the u. S. President causing a lot of making headlines in fact when he said that the way to treat some of these fires would be to wake up the floor of the forest and believes in order to try and prevent them that not sitting well with many of the voters there so again this is becoming our likely political issue again with so few weeks until voters go to the polls kate camilli hoke about why friends of the white house thank you. More than a 1000000 people have been displaced by severe flooding in western and Central Africa<\/a> and anger is growing in senegal over the governments response to flouncing that a surgeon rainfall has caused rivers to overflow destroying and inundates in homes and businesses president in emergency aid plan to help those in need but many say its not enough nicholas. I said the capital dhaka. Were inside the home where about 15 people shared this household in the suburbs of their car in kerman start at a week after torrential rains where in a matter of 24 hours 3 months of rain fell and flooded the water still hasnt receded this is their sons bedroom still flooded the living room. And the sewage in the bathroom here the stench is absolutely unbearable and the water isnt just inside of homes 3 to have turned into rivers and neighborhoods into islands this isnt due to an Overflowing River<\/a> this is sewage water its dirty water and theres a real fear of water borne diseases such as cholera or. Already the Health System<\/a> is struggling with a coronavirus outbreak in so senegal has launched an emergency plan. Same City Different<\/a> neighborhood the wealthy areas look at it theres no sign of rain waters the drainage pipes have cleared any rains here and so while the government blames Climate Change<\/a> for the destructions critics of the government say its a lack of funding and investment in Infrastructure Projects<\/a> that has led to all the destruction in 2012 the government earmarked over 1000000000. 00 to tackle these recurrent floods in the car but people are wondering what has happened to the money floodings are not just happening here in senegal its affecting countries across west africa with intensifying rains in asia aaron in picking a fast so people are being evacuated from their homes and with months to go before the end of the rainy season many here fear the worst is yet to come. On sit down to thousands of people who lost everything to the flood zone appealing for more help aid stones into rival over the weekend hasnt been enough at least 100 people were killed and thousands of homes have been submerged. To record levels but now i was waters are receding as a growing threats of water borne diseases. Still to come on the news our tell you see it as a historic he steals but hyla to the agreements between israel and the bahrain compared to previous u. S. Book of acts and the band portrayed in the Hollywood Film Hotel Rwanda<\/a> appears in court on terror charges cross. To race and the leader of the Tour De France<\/a> tests negative for covert 90. Hello there more horse and dry weather across much of the middle east although we have seen some cloud in the last few hours across these areas of turkey if not a few showers again in the forecast and strong winds at times as well as we go through to say those showers should clear away from the warming up again 31. 00 degrees celsius that extending their way across towards the caspian sea to the south of there weve got more of that cloud developing again into central and Western Areas<\/a> assadi and the charles if you will showers across into yemen but those showers dipping a bit further south as we go through wednesday we might even just see wanted to showers into Northern Areas<\/a> of iraq as a warm day and to run with a high of 30 celsius also further inland 45 in baghdad and 37 indo have a feeling really quite here with the winds are very light for the next few days Central Africa<\/a> more rain on wall thunderstorms but also more activity into these coastal areas subtle way across into a somalia a kenya down tools tanzania and also well see a few more showers into Eastern Africa<\/a> and just pushing into the south of mozambique now through choose to draw into south africa but by wednesday the rain is back in the 4 calls as sunny pushing it towards cape town say a time of just offering too badly in history just a one day affair of rain showers thats a one state that it clears and an important birth you got find for the next few days. Corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. Against corruption corruption is not something to be told that it. Is not the african. Country his email lets destroy this wall. In 2020 the free space overlord encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. Shine a light on your Anti Corruption<\/a> hero. Nominate now. Image can change the way we see the world it will spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful it can obscure the truth forge narratives and rewrite them the listening post gives you the fruit picture just 0. 0 or. This is aljazeera quit trying to all the headlines for you know an israeli settler has been handed 3 of life sentences for the murder of 3 members of a Palestinian Family<\/a> in 2015 amir and ben only 0 through a far bomb into the home of the family in occupied west bank. European leaders met virtually with chinese president xi they demanded a fair relationship in trade and also pushed presidency on chinas human rights record. And u. S. Secretary of states mike pompei owners called for a quick solution to the gulf crisis and the lifting of the blockade on qatar made those comments ahead of the surge u. S. Cutter Strategic Dialogue<\/a> in washington d. C. A few 100 migrants in greece have been settled into new facilities after their camp burnt down last week but many are unhappy and demanding to be allowed to leave the islands of last boss. European nations to take them in or to be allowed on to the greek mainland presence of refugees been sleeping out in the open and almost straight such a fire swept through moria camp Stephanie Decker<\/a> is on the island of los boss and sent us this update. Its been almost a week now since moria completely burned to the ground and thousands of people remain asleep sheltering on the side of the road here in the middle of the island also taking shelter in all of groves its quite extraordinary actually to see the lack of a cohesive aid effort of any of the organizations here trying to help people put a roof over their heads handing out food or water now the greek authorities have said that everyone here is going to be moved to a permanent count that has been built some tents are up a little further down here but only a few 100 have been moved so far you can see that they are continuing to expand that just down there closer to the sea also very much open to the elements you can see some of the refugees also walking along many people have tried to take shelter among the trees its a very difficult situation certainly the islanders have had enough they want these people to go they say its affected their livelihoods the economy tourism here and the refugees want to go but the message here certainly from the authorities is that none of these people are going to be going getting off this island at all. Filippo groundings the United Nations<\/a> high commissioner for refugees he says the situation in greece has been unsustainable for years and thats largely due to other e. U. Nations. Weve been saying for a long time for years that the situation in the greek islands and not just on less force by the way but other islands as well needs to be relieved that it is unsustainable and recent months the population on less force went from about 20212000 people saw efforts have been mean theyve been slow in part because truly greece has not enjoyed enormous cooperation from other european nations this famous Relocation Program<\/a> that was supposed to relieve the burden on greece and other front line countries in europe by distributing. Asylum seekers across the continent has not been very successful in recent events prove that it is important to go back to those fundamental solutions now the other thing is that after the fire i think about 400 and accompanied miners where relocated to the mainland saw it is not entirely correct to say that nobody is being relocated in actually we are hoping that that as a priority and accompanied miners also on other islands can be relocated there the more stick spalls and the most at risk for the rest i have to say that the government has been very fast in building this new temporary or medium Term Accommodation<\/a> and it is important that it is used so that people that are homeless can find at least temporarily some some shelter and i do hope sincerely that the door stanchions between the Host Communities<\/a> the refugees the authorities can be appeased because it is only if the situation comes down Debt Solutions<\/a> can be pursued. To break the news now in the u. K. Parliament is debating a bill thats provoked strong criticism from the European Union<\/a> thats why government ministers addressing the internal market vote could break International Law<\/a> Prime Minister<\/a> Boris Johnson<\/a> insists the new law is needed to protect the economic integrity of the post brics and they are threatening to carve paris borders paris borders across our own country and to divide our own land and to change the basic facts about economic joe graphy of the United Kingdom<\/a> and egregiously to ride roughshod over their own commitment and article 4 of the protocol whereby and i quote Northern Ireland<\/a> is part of the customs territory of the United Kingdom<\/a> this is because we cannot have a situation where the very bond reason of our country could be dictated by a foreign power or international organization. You coronavirus laws in englands prohibiting gatherings just 6 people have come into force as after the u. K. Has seen a spike in cases calls primarily by people in their teens and twentys is growing concern about whether they will follow new restrictions on sleeve reports now from manchester. The source of term and its a big one for these 30 years will be taking their final exams but as well as contending with not being allowed into the lecture theatre says theyre also receiving lectures from the government about how they should behave as your Health Secretary<\/a> the u. K. Governments Health Secretary<\/a> has made a series of videos posted on tick talk aimed squarely at young people so what does this group make of it all i think that they get caught message cross where the quicker you guys stick to the rules the quicky can potentially go out again which would resonate with me definitely one of our greatest concerns living this year is actually looking for a job and i think if they maybe move towards our message slightly more maybe it would resonate more of us instead with the virus spreading most rapidly among the young how to control them has become a crucial issue one route is to shut everything down the Students Union<\/a> which should be hosting parties for new arrivals is close most studying will be online and anyone going into a building has to queue and be checked but spend a few hours in a city like this in the most striking thing is that the only people around are the young older people seem to be hiding from them over the course of the last few weeks the narrative has developed in this country that says that the young are basically selfish plagued areas who might end up forcing a 2nd lockdown on the u. K. But it is also the case of the south again diversity is supposed to be a time of absolute joy for young people to be free to do the things that young people want to do and all of that is being taken away from them balancing those 2 completely conflicting demands is going to be basically impossible the council has been working with the police and the university. And theyll be bombarding students with messages that say any fund left will disappear completely if people dont get it right the message is if we cant control it now why if we cant stop the spread then actually we risk having further knock dyings imposed upon us im not sikkim message that you know if you want to socialize im so should i listen with the limitations are in place at the minute means that those opportunities will be available in the future and in restaurants favored by students they are trying to enforce their own codes of behavior as well the government can only do so much the police can only do so. If you want to bring it down the ultimately its useful to be yourself across manchester alone there are 100000. 00 students within a few days they will be here the start of term a huge blow to their expectations and a test of their willpower barnsley aljazeera in manchester. One court says charge paul resists a bargain hes story inspired the film thoughts on wonder with terrorism complicity in merger and forming an armed rebel group Paul Rusesabagina<\/a> declined to respond to all 13 charges and denies any criminal wrongdoing he was arrested on suspicion of terrorism last month after travelling from the us to to by police not responded to questions about how and where he was arrested webb has been following the case from nairobi. To begin appeared in handcuffs in a court room and wonders capital kigali amid tight security prosecutors say that he is responsible for terrorism and involvement in an armed group that carried out attacks inside one hes facing about 12 charges relating to these alleged offenses he declined to plead to the charges he said he wants to face them separately but his family say hes been denied legal representation of his choice and that hes just been given lawyers by the Rwandan Government<\/a> not been allowed to hire his own legal representation during one of those 9094 genocide he was credited with saving the lives of more than a 1000 people protecting them inside an International Hotel<\/a> of which he was the manager at the time the story was made famous by a hollywood movie in 2004 hotel rwanda but since then hes lived in exile and hes been critical of the government of president paul kagame anything that represents the interests of only a small ethnic tutsi elite criticism isnt tolerated or more and there are many government critics and people who question the narrative of the genocide have ended up in prison or ended up dead in the Court Hearings<\/a> today didnt shed any further light on how it was 2 weeks ago that was as a beginner high. Ended up in kigali his family said he left his home in the u. S. And took a flight to dubai they say that he was kidnapped and taken ticket golly one of the government has denied that he was kidnapped previously had said if the rest came as part of an International Cooperation<\/a> but in the court today their account contradicted that they said that he was arrested on is the rival in kigali instead is next year in court in just a few days time by the court will hear and up location for burial. The signing of us the signing ceremony of a much touted peace agreements between israel the and the u. A. E. Will take place at the white house to choose state the deal 60 creates new diplomatic canned economic links between the countries but as mike hanna reports its a very different agreements from those reached between israels and its neighbors in the past. This is just the beginning a lot of things are happening and they happening very quickly people want to be involved in the announcement of the agreement came from President Trump<\/a> in the white house surrounded by members of his administration including his adviser and son in law jared who played a major role in negotiating the agreement within days know was among those who boarded the person flight by israels National Airline<\/a> between to libby and the capital of the United Arab Emirates<\/a> while this is a historic flight we hope that this will start even more historic journey for the middle east and beyond much of the media reacted with hyperbole this is very valuable this is when this could be seen as a major Foreign Policy<\/a> win for the president definitely it is it does seem to be clear that its going to be something the president wants to use as part of his reelection but amidst all the hype some observers point out that the u. A. E. Is not a neighbor to israel and has never been at war with that their own merits on his relations were you know there was never going to between them. The signing of the israeli egyptian peace treaty following the camp david accords put an end to a state of war brokered by jimmy carter the deal between Menachem Begin<\/a> and and while sadat was based on egypt recognizing the state of israel and israel withdrawing from the occupied sinai peninsula. In 1904 king hussein of jordan signed a peace treaty with israel which guaranteed jordan the restoration not but occupied land as well as an equitable share of water from the jordan river both treaties involve the return of the land occupied during war and both were intended as part of a Broader Initiative<\/a> that would culminate in the creation of a palestinian state alongside that of israel. And ensure a lasting peace in the region the arab position had long been based on a saudi plan in 2002 endorsed again by the arab league in 2017 which offered recognition of israel if it would do from occupied land including East Jerusalem<\/a> but last week the arab league declined to pass a palestinian resolution condemning what the trumpet ministration calls the abraham plan. Of Palestinian Foreign<\/a> minister labeling this as a betrayal of the Palestinian People<\/a> how do you. We found ourselves in a position where we have to defend ourselves and our cause the situation turned upside down in a way where we become the troublemakers and the ones to blame because we dared to stand in front of the earthquake as we stood against the u. S. Administration when their took our rights to renewed found fear President Trump<\/a> announced on friday that bahrain would also be a signatory to the deal which confirmed the belief of many that apart from seeking a middle east peace the abraham plan was forging an alliance against a common enemy of gulf states and israel iran the Israeli Occupation<\/a> of palestinian territory is unaffected and threatened the building of illegal settlements continuing unabated but in president is the abraham plan is a Foreign Policy<\/a> triumph that will be displayed in the weeks leading to the november election. Washington. Here she this to become japans new Prime Minister<\/a> after being elected the leader of the countrys governing party suitable place shinzo abyei is freedom of the liberal Democratic Party<\/a> paves the way for him to be elected Prime Minister<\/a> the problem entry built in the 2 this week is japans longest serving Prime Minister<\/a> resigned last month for health reasons. It was stronger as to find a potential sign of life high in the atmosphere over our nearest neighboring planet venus to telescopes in hawaii and chile spotted the chemical signature of folks fine thick clouds above the planets false fine is a noxious gas thats on earth is only associated with life well experts say its not definitive proof of life on other planets but they cant seem to find any other explanation. Still to go on aljazeera across london for sports with the top comeback kid staying at again Denver Nuggets<\/a> some yet another season saving with all that up next. Youre or her or her earth or. Its time for the sports heres lee thank you tennis has a new grand slam singles champion while number 3 dominic tame defeated alexanders average in the u. S. Open final left his 1st major title its the austrian 5 sets to do it as peter stomach reports 2 men on a mission in new york dominic team and alexander very of the german was appearing in his 1st major finals the austrian had lost in 3 grand slam singles finals previously very moving into a 2 set advantage and on the brink of a 1st grand slam title in the open era no man had ever won a us open final of the losing the 1st to say its better to leave the dug deep. The world number 3 fighting back to win the food as well as the thought to force a deciding 5th set at flushing meadows. And then after 4 hours and one minute dominant team became the 1st new male singles grand slam champion in 6 years as well as the 1st to have been in the 1990 s. Delight for team but the space. Who revealed afterwards that hes parents tested positive for corona virus and could not be there to support him. And this is the part. I mean im sure im sure theyre sitting at home even though i lost that very proud and you know i wish one day that i can bring the trophy on its amazing how far our our way our journey brought us through to share this moment with you and i wish. I really wish we could have 2 winners today i think we both deserved it but. I remember one when we played madrid in charge of the finals you told me that im going to make it im going to win this title and i tell you the same now here i mean youre gonna make it a 100 percent youre gonna make your your parents proud your family proud. The next grand slam is the french open starting next week where team is lost in each of the last 2 finals but with the skousen confidence as a new major champion he will now be aiming to go all the way in paris he just image aljazeera. The draw really opened up for tehrans ever of course when world number one Novak Djokovic<\/a> was kicked out of the tournament facts a dental hitting a line charge with the ball he was asked if it were tarnished his legacy. I dont know who he wants to answer that question i leave that to other people and their judgment. And try to be honest and respectful and you know try to represent the right values in life and of course im not perfect i have flaws. Whether thats going to stay is something that will people will always remember i dont know time will tell i guess meanwhile the womens u. S. Open champion. Has been showing off and you try a few new york on saturday defeated Victoria Azarenka<\/a> to win the title for a 2nd time japanese im sorry created awareness for social a Racial Injustice<\/a> in the u. S. By wearing a mask of each match featuring the one love black person being killed by the police. One of the soccers mosque said briana tell you who was a medical worker shot and killed by police back in march 1 champagne there is how much more its a shot referencing how changing at the task im going pray it said arrest the cops and kill brown thats how you know if ones governing body the f. I. A. Is investigating whether he bright any of this moves by wearing yet. The leader of that sort of false promise brokerage has confirmed he and his team have tested negative for corona virus ahead of the final week of rices override isnt tame stuff which has it on monday which is a rest if anything has 2 or more positives and were trying out of the lines the official results are not released until tomorrow but well glitch let the new snape die early. Negative. Very happy we have one more week of racing here that was that stressful. Not to really like. What i can do. The follow the rules we do everything. That has to be so. We were not 3 days stressing out about that result. Esko politest the Denver Nuggets<\/a> pulled off yet another season saving comeback in their game against the l. A. Clippers after rallying from 19 points down with just 22 minutes to go and now gets were able to come back and forth in 7 in the western conference finals with the k. 934 points 40 rebounds 7 assists 111 months yet magazine clippers go to that game 7 decider on tuesday thats all the sport for the more lighter thank you elaine and well finish up with some good news from hong kong where rare dolphins are returning to hong kong shores thats because coronavirus restrictions have cut down the traffic over height speed varies Scientists Say<\/a> the number of indopacific humpback dolphins is jumped by 30 percent since march is giving scientists a chance to study the animals behavior. Well there we are we ends this said news hour on a good note here as provided for me and it seems here in doha more detail it will bring you the latest from london after the short break. And. 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