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well, it is a great pleasure to be in your restaurant. i just wonder if the young asma, say, teenage asma, could see you now with your own restaurant, a bit of a food guru in the united kingdom, a social activist as well would she believe it could be possible? no, because the way that girls were brought up in a family like mine, and the way i felt my position in the family and the clan was, i didn t dare to imagine. i dreamt of it. i used to dream of my name in lights, i used to dream that mountains were calling out my name. i would never, ever say it. but somewhere deep in my heart, i always wanted to do something. i wanted everyone to understand that there is justice, that it s not fair that girls are treated this way. but that it would take this route? i didn t know. yeah, and ijust wonder whether at that time, you invested your passion and your desire to change the world in food. i mean, was food very important to you growing up? yes, but not to cook. just to ea ....
now on bbc news: hardtalk, with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. the cycle of violence continues israel bombards gaza, hamas fires rockets into israel. we know there will eventually be a ceasefire, but then what? what, if anything, will have changed in this seemingly endless conflict? if the main protagonists are israel s prime minister netanyahu and the leaders of hamas, where does that leave the palestinian authority, led by mahmoud abbas? my guest is the palestinian representative in london, husam zomlot. is the pa sliding into political irrelevance? husam zomlot, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. as ijust said, the key protagonists in this conflict, which continues in gaza and in israel, the protagonists are prime minister netanyahu and his government and his army and hamas. for you and let s face it, you really speak for the palestinian authority, you re appointed by mahmoud abbas for you, is there an overwhelming sense of power ....
welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. the cycle of violence continues israel bombards gaza, hamas fires rockets into israel. we know there will eventually be a ceasefire, but then what? what, if anything, will have changed in this seemingly endless conflict? if the main protagonists are israel s prime minister netanyahu and the leaders of hamas, where does that leave the palestinian authority, led by mahmoud abbas? my guest is the palestinian representative in london, husam zomlot. is the pa sliding into political irrelevance? husam zomlot, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. as ijust said, the key protagonists in this conflict, which continues in gaza and in israel, the protagonists are prime minister netanyahu and his government and his army and hamas. for you and let s face it, you really speak for the palestinian authority, you re appointed by mahmoud abbas for you, is there an overwhelming sense of powerlessness? no, i don t speak on behalf of the pal ....
say they re 100 percent certain science and then making sure that we the games will begin make that available generously to on time, despite a surge everybody at cost without taking a in coronavirus cases injapan. and a dress fit for a princess diana s wedding dress charge for the intellectual property. that is the sort of thing is going on public display we can do to help the whole world get out of this pandemic. matt for the first time in 25 years. hancock speaking get out of this pandemic. matt hancock speaking in get out of this pandemic. matt hancock speaking in oxford. matt hancock speaking in oxford. joining me now is professor barry schoub, the chairman of south africa s ministerial advisory committee on coronavirus vaccine development. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. first, iwould thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. first, i would assume that you agree with matt hancock, that some of those vaccines can be made and good morning and welcom ....
of the tokyo olympics says they re 100 percent certain the games will begin on time, despite a surge in coronavirus cases injapan. and nasa announces two new missions to venus to understand why earth s nearest neighbour became an so inhospitable, while our planet thrived. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. opposition parties in israel have agreed to join forces and form a new coalition government involving eight parties in a deal which would end benjamin netanyahu s time in power. under the agreement, the head of the right wing yamina party, naftali bennett, would serve as prime ministerfirst. in august 2023, he would then be replaced by yair lapid, leader of the centrist yesh atid party. another key player in the plans is the arab islamist raam party leader, mansourabbas, who was also pictured signing the agreement. the deal, which still has to be approved by the israeli parliament, would mean the end of benjamin netanyahu s 12 year tenure ....