developing so-called developing countries really in europe that claims to be the most prosperous and most peaceful continent we face immense violence of discrimination and racial segregation for many decades and before probably it was a situation of a permanent crisis for us corbett just added additional layer. i'm going to bring in some such each that was filmed of beginning of february and this is a hung gary and roma family and to talk about how they get their fuel how they get the heating remember when to time and indiana i would love to talk about the families that you're working with in italy and compare and contrast let's take a look at this family and our burning plastic because they don't have enough weight . but for. a lot of men willing to or not if we were to buy the monthly amount of words then we would have no money left for food therefore i have to go to the forest or the junk yard and if we find plastic or rubber we burn that for fire but not during the day or the neighbors can see and you can also smell it we throw the rubber and the plastic bottles and such things o

and they ended up back in europe and you know to how have we all so people can know that what happened or you're no no no it's not going to happen again because now there's a plan in place to build a global stand up was young don't lose your we're starting out on this misery on what is being built on the an independent frost legacy which the region trust which hardest the state with us public trust you know nobody of our or our last real promise of been in. government and c.n.n. which is a national commission on one immense all on the board of trustees this is legacy research on frost is an independent structure going to talk shop which will responsibility the busy on i don't short it is built according to our standards it's been designed by starting it was about we were down so you can assure that the city of the project but we are short of display and preserve are going to be about this practice you know a lot of this is a part of it here or bought it on the airport or were looted so we were sitting here rather bottoms to the said oh really it's all been about to park in the national

which was the biggest league in europe of the based pipe g.t. suppose you pay pepsi and i chose talking to team a quit which is a very famous organization around the world they have some of the base east coast players they just won the competition as i was interviewing them and having a lot with one of the players because i like to make a couple of jaxtr x. everyone and i've actually got to travel the world doing this job commentating on games talking to play is and i but insert it wasn't something that i'd play and it wasn't something that i saw as a korea i just lived telling the players stories because especially where i'm from in south africa we have the most incredible e-sports players not are any at how good they are in the game but they just have these amazing back stories and they're really fascinating people to talk to i mean you've got to yeah yeah i love talking to him because he's got so many insights and he's played around the world telling those stories is what i get to do and it means i get to talk about my love of video games as

polls are open in the netherlands national election it's europe's 1st major vote since the start of the pandemic will be a test of the government's policies prime minister mark ruta voted a few moments ago where opinion polls suggest he's on track to win by a large margin those are the headlines next up the stream. there's a wave of sentiment around the world people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not heard because they're not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories in reporting the big events going on but we also tell stories of people who generally don't have a voice a member of the child but that's never be afraid to have a last question and i think that's what our she really does we ask the question to people who should be accountable and we get people to give their view of what's going on. ok today on the street we're looking at a sports or competitive video game playing in africa now i have to attention it is typical i know for america asia or europe to see big game in

york times magazine about the same syrian refugees that i traveled with from greece to to northern europe and i've been following their lives for the past 6 years and plan to for the next 4 thank you so much and if you want you know what you can do we have a comment section you can jump right into the comments section and be part of today's program at delta you said you were in syria just recently if you could give us a sense of where is the conflict right now what did you see that would say that syria is tied. to a conflict. well syria is still in crisis it's still in conflict and fortunately the 6000000 refugees are still refugees in the neighboring countries and lebanon in jordan in turkey on iraq and other places there is a large number of refugees in europe but the displaced people in syria are still the displaced out of the population 11000000 people are displaced i was an adlib province which is controlled by the opposition and it has 4200000 people have of them been displaced from other regions in syria from from there is there are the masters although in other places a little cou

hello widespread instability across europe it's because we've got this blocking high pressure so it's almost creating a traffic jam for all of this energy here giving us some rain i think the heaviest pockets of rain the potential for severe outbreaks will be anywhere you had all along the western coast of italy heavy rain also in store for corsica island and then we've got this disturbance it's going to spread some rain to northern ireland and the u.k. as we go through the weekend and another push of moisture for france in the days to come take you to central africa and the tropics dealing with our usual spells of rain here and of course that. as also produce some flooding into areas of the democratic republic of congo the good news is dry weather on tap for friday temperatures in the thirty's can be expected for her forecast i take it to the south right now where it's a fairly pleasant friday but the weather pattern will shift so cape town 21 degrees but but show you this ok will go in for a closer look right now and we see this stream of moisture will impact the western cape almost

and they ended up back in europe and you know to how we have we're so people can know that that won't happen again or you're no no it's not going to happen again because now there's a plan in place to view the globe out and up ms young i don't need your we're starting. a business on what is being built on the. independent trust legacy which the original trust which harvesting key stakeholders trust. of our or our last real promise of being in. government and c m m which is national. monuments on the board of trustees are this legacy research on frost is an independent structure going to stop short which will responsibility of the busy on i don't short it is built according to our standards it's been designed by citing. the renown sheet i'm sure that the safety of the project but we are short on display and preserve our orders to go about this process. you know a lot of this other parts have been here or. it's already aired on the looted so they were sitting here wrote about said oh great it's all you need not to part in the national museum of said there for anybody to see just this af

europe must decide whether it wants to go to the moon and mars on its own or not to europe is a world power in terms of economy or political of weight and the world stage but in space is not comparable with us always china i think the style locus to be had has to be made in order to see where your wants to go. one s. as perseverance rover is searching for ancient signs of microbial life on mars europe's space agency the e.s.a. is due to play a crucial role on the future mission to return samples to earth. after chappelle al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera and these are the headlines a funeral ceremony for chants late president idriss deby has been held in the capital. there he was injured last week while battling rebels who launched an offensive from libya he died on monday and his son mohammed teaches debby is now in power and set to lead a transitional military council for the next 18 months french president emanuel says his country will not let anyone threaten chads he's called for a peaceful transition of power. this sort of foresee the people of the region enjoy a peace part with fra

but not only in the us in europe in in china in in russia we're one percent of the population owns a 3rd or 40 percent of the untold wealth that means that this tiny group combines a vast amount of resources. which in a democracy in a healthy democracy or as a means that they have way more ways to to make themselves heard make their cause i think there is there are considerations there which go beyond saying ok good for a rich person to be rich and indeed well there are some more fundamental questions . and certainly there are super rich people who want to contribute more to society they can take our money and look here on my laptop super rich cool for higher taxes on wealthy to pay for covert 19 recovery millionaires for humanity millionaires want to wealth tax to that same response i had a conversation today and now i want you to meet the founder of 1000000 as for humanity making the point about what can be done if you have huge wealth jonathan of a pandemic have a listen the millions ask our governments to rise texas and people like us we are talking about a permanent work tax of

union's medicines regulator is set to hold a meeting out of nearly 5000000 people who receive the jab in europe a total of 30 cases of adverse blood clotting have been reported this does not necessarily mean this events are linked to vaccination but it's routine practice to investigate them and it shows that the surveillance system works and effective controls are in place doubly true advisory committee on vaccine safety has been reviewing very little data is in close contact with the european medicines agency and will meet to morrow. 10 years since the start of the uprising in syria protesters are again showing their anger on the streets thousands of people turned out across several rebel held city as the uprising began as antigovernment protests went through the region but seriously it into civil war the conflict has caused one of the world's worst humanitarian crises with more than half of the population displaced. 3 primary school teachers have been abducted in the north of nigeria gunmen on motorbikes stormed the school and couldn't estate north of a budget none of the children are missing

think was not too keen on escalating their weapons with the united states and potentially upset in europe but harder line voices won out and now iran is moving forward with this move and i think that the calculation will be this is a form of leverage this is a way to show that iran is not going to be a sitting duck trump is and has and comes to no matter what is going to happen next just in terms of the calculations i do think that it could backfire and we've had here in opinion quoting they have a considerable departure from the daylight it just make things more difficult for iran and may have miscalculated this but a human. yeah i think that there is a real risk for backfire and i don't think that's the case quite yet but you know i think with biden coming in with this commitment to returning to the negotiating table i do think that europe who has proven rather feckless in trying to save the deal without the support of the united states in defiance of the united states and i think europe is actually keen on getting back on the same side as the united states and so once this excuse of yo

in syria ah so that's a big deal when you saw the fountains in europe and particularly the u.k. getting so mild that that outside our own clubs proton sting what does that say about football right now. but i think 1st of all that the parking lot i was very upset because the project and the way was created and i think football is it's really it belongs really to you know to the sons and tool and is in mt to be democratic and also i think even me maybe you don't see it through directly in my case i saw it a big. i'm great reaction on a british government and and we want to thank size for everybody a great example i think so i would very pleased said then that the project to collapse quickly really. and i again you know football does now belong 22 and all eyes on own issues that we say i was present for not is i think i'm completely against it and i am to and truthfully be a belongs to everyone and we have to keep it does 2 and i think at the same time it was a great message was our own most of the stuff in the beginning but that i think that clears democratic view and that clear.

these tend i can see that i had to i had to i had a different accent that everybody else who's not in europe is going to have trouble following you so let's cut to the shiites opposition members from sharon at minnesota should they both equally equally treat it. no days and even in quo application of the law. feds i made it. is spend more than a week in police custody she was our mutts mom but isn't a ruby which exposed to it in this i'm speaking to you right now she is they think tim that you have good people from zanu p.f. we have committed when the official feeds match groups criminal offenses i want to give you 2 examples to our minister. we have of. you accused of fraud if you is 63000000 doing as you did not spend is single night in the police see it comes to our ears to oil minister overfull live in social civvies. the media accused of fraud of you is $1.00 to $3000000.00 should come to court in division i see it this is even jimmy true. and breaks that's the selective in and quo in an even application of the law that we have lived we've for forth for tickets are full of sendai thinki

secretary of state mike pump aoe canceled a planned trip to europe after luxembourg's foreign minister refused to meet him it's believed that he called president donald trump a criminal one pair scrapped his visit to brussels where he was shy jal to meet the nato secretary general and the belgian foreign minister today european visit was to have been pump ales last as the u.s. says top diplomat. is president donald trump meanwhile has denied inciting the crowd that stormed the capitol building in washington d.c. last week in his 1st public appearance since the violence trump condemned attempts to see him removed from his office the house of representatives is the baiting emotion calling on vice president mike pence to invoke a constitutional amendment that would see trump ousted it's really a continuation of the greatest which it is your politics it's ridiculous it's absolutely ridiculous this impeachment is causing tremendous anger and you're doing it and it's really a terrible thing that they're doing. or then people are just to continue until then i think it's a good thing for men t

it what has alerted attention here and it's been able to be tracked through to similar instances in europe are absolutely minute in proportion to the number of people have actually received this jab and what is being recommended here is not to scrap the vaccine in any way but to affirm that the benefit of the vaccine continues to outweigh any potential risk so we're not talking here about the absolute the railing of the ukase vaccine program the after zeneca job will continue to be rolled out its 2nd doses will continue to be rolled out to people who've had a 1st all that's being recommended is that in adults under 30 at this point they should be offered an alternative if one is available and if those particular adults are at that time healthy or not susceptible to the worst effects of covert 1000 because of other pre conditions it's a hedge view a careful analysis of the astra zeneca job which the these organizations say has been undertaking it echoes what has been said by the european medicines agency in amsterdam a short while ago and essentially it is a green light to continue the prog

the result of the kind of industrial agriculture that's run rampant 1st in the united states next in europe and now all over the world what shuttles ols on. thank you for being part of the ball shower what she does wants to know how can organic food be more expensive than regular food they seem to be less involved in its production why is it so expensive i want to get you started on i o. getting food right so i'm going to say organic and then take it away well. it's more expensive because it's not easier to grow it's more difficult to grow and it's less subsidized so it's what's easy to grow is a 1000 acres of corn with chemicals and soil that's nearly dead by a system that's been proven to work that's pretty easy and doesn't take a lot of technological know how a lot of experience even on the part of the farmer it's what they call spray and play pray you you plant the right seeds you apply the right chemicals you use the right pesticides and you have a you have a crop unfortunately it's not a crop that that that builds soil health and it's not a crop that that exe in human health more orga

only been authorized adults the job could be approved for 12 to 15 year olds as early as this month in europe those are your headlines the stream coming up next. talked to al jazeera. they were attacking rick again and now they're attacking everyone in myanmar do you regret words like that we'd listen absolutely nigeria with a woman president it would be great we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on syria. i have any ok today on the stream we are taking you behind the headlines of the covered 19 crisis in india so you can ask questions we have assembled a team of experts and you can literally ask them anything about the global pandemic of how it's playing out in india that's my guess hello dr kalka hollowed out to so and hello a new it is good to have you here on the stream that's a cock i will you remind astron what it's who you are and what you do hi for me to go girl and i'm working on earth you know there's a dent in critical care unit in ago she goes and how do i know india i've been a frontline of for the last one you know and i've been handing patients

must honor their obligations and this is why we will set up a vaccine export transparency mechanism europe is determined to contribution to this global common good but it also means business. the german health minister has suggested imposing export limits on vaccines produced in the e.u. potentially hindering the dispatch of the buy on tech pfizer product destined for the u.k. something the british government wants to avoid i think the thing to do now is not to. go down the sort of the dead end of vaccine nationalism it's to work together to make sure that we protect our people that's my priority is to protect the british people to protect the united kingdom but also to protect the whole world is no one is safe from tools that it's no more than 4 weeks since germany began its own mass vaccination program 1st in care homes and more recently vaccination centers such as this one here in central berlin using a combination of the bond tech pfizer vaccine and the mode products and the health ministry says that it plans to take delivery by the end of february of more than 6 and a half 1000000 dos

has been shock and outrage around europe after 12 of the top football clubs from england italy and spain have announced plans for their own european league it's been condemned by politicians sports executives and. fans as a move fueled the purely by greed the super league would guarantee the team's qualification and hundreds of millions of dollars but as leave barker reports it could hurt the spirit of the game. hours after some of the continent's richest clubs threaten to split european football into the sport's governing body in europe you wafer hit back hard saying you were expelled the clubs players from future european championships and world cups i cannot stress more strongly at this moment . in the footballing world stand united against these graceful self-serving proposals we have seen in the last 24 hours from a select few clubs in europe that are fuelled purely by greed above all else on sunday night 12 of the continent's richest clubs revealed plans to form a european super league rivaling you a 1st prestigious champions league pass alone we are madrid and that letting go have

no i don't i can tell you fairly that today in that europe there is a stench of disintegration is in the air and it's a sort of kick that anyone with any basic understanding of politics in ethiopia can actually smell and who today to look. after all the atrocities after everything forces what i love to come into ethiopia firelit civilians violence on of the dignity of the grandmothers and women would look to god in the eye and say their future lies with that europe and this rock like the other ones that we're talking about was about imposing a particular vision of the future on that european people the kind of vision that physical sense is talking about which is that kind of post is an excess that you cannot have this post it's an existence and if you have that because that's a return to the past and it's not possible the system in which a single currency or a single language a single religion is dominated if you're there and consolidate and if you look back at i don't i had a cultural quote would only lead to sort of the violence and chaos in egypt so the best way i think for everyo

in other news a group of opposition parties and if europe is to grow region say more than 50000 civilians were killed in the conflict between regional separatists and the ethiopian army the estimate hasn't been independently verified previously the ethiopian government said federal forces hadn't killed any civilians access to the region has been severely limited since fighting broke out in november and the former head of the european central bank mario draghi has accepted a mandate to form a new italian government after the previous coalition collapsed the stream is coming up next asking if u.s. president joe biden can abolish the death penalty i'll have more nice fear in about 25 minutes time. i am so yeah ok neal watching this story because you were going to take a look at the movement of polish the death penalty in the united states of america you can be part of this conversation as well you can weigh in in the you tube comments and the car of today show. growing up my mom told me 2 wrongs don't make a right. my faith teaches me that we should return for evil and that's exactly what th

pushing into europe wise you go through friday and on into saturday for the fine in trying to most of eastern brazil rio 29 celsius with some pleasant sunshine coming through his central western parts of brazil western side of the amazon of course the usual showers rumbling away here and i shall tell you a little lively to northern parts of brazil as we go on through saturday for sas davis pushed back down towards the river plate more heavy downpours coming through here so we could see some localized flooding as a result of this rather stormy weather as we go once through the weekend a rush of showers to ensue where the caribbean but nothing too much to worry about because some heavy rain just around central parts pushing over towards the greats rantel is so hispania could catch a shower or to take the assumption in between having said that and plenty of sunshine there for the east and bridgetown barbados getting up to 27 celsius a touch warmer there for kingston and 30 degrees again you could catch a shower if we see some severe storms recently making their way across the deep south

before turkey announced a deal a delay in afghan peace talks set to be held in istanbul this week and europe's drug regulator has found possible links between johnson and johnson's covert 1000 vaccine a rare blood course but the european medicines agency says the benefits of the job still outweigh any potential risks 8 cases of unusual blood clots were identified amongst people who received the vaccine those are your headlines i'm back with another bulletin here on al-jazeera after the string. talk to al jazeera. tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not fence material in any country the conflict in yemen we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter syria. i am for me ok welcome to the climate emergency series on the stream all of this week the episodes will look at some aspect of our climate crisis today we're going to be focusing on food and the connection with climate change with the help of mark bittman he's a journalist and also the author of animals which junk a history of food from cena or the suicidal market is s

heading into germany other parts of europe as well this. sonora trenchant idea that some health care workers do not and not taking the cove exact scene so the question is what happens if a health care worker refuses the coverage vaccine that aids activists say she fits a day i'm sure you have opinions and experiences that you would like to share with us and as always you can just drop them in the comments section of the to be part of today's program. if you look on the internet you will really all hands of war in things that are going to vaccines and saying hasn't been tested properly and who has a new difference than anyone else and they do worry about these things and i think the best is simply to look at the data if we look at the countries where the vaccine has been rolled out we sign to see what to do in house of 40000000 people around the world who's in the vaccine we're not seeing any major side effects so our health care workers are events in egypt and i hope other health care workers will do the same and protect themselves their lo

i think most people leave denmark and try to get asylum somewhere else in europe because and that's a good idea. you think it's a good idea that then my export, our refugees to other countries in europe is that a solution? so i think the solutions to the things, but it's less bad solution than having no consequences for having your residents permit or sorry, sorry, sorry. when i was taking away of residence permit, if you know already that you can't report people and it's too unstable to send them back, bye for me. i think i need a need less bad. so less bad. it's so bad. bad is they. busy are they in denmark, this bad they are getting, getting away, and so you can assign them other other place. can you hear yourself? i'm sorry, news with all due respect. can you hear yourself? you say in a less bad. so because you are from the 1st perspective, look into these people like bad or problem for you. so either way you, they will vanish or, or you explored your bad problem. is that, is that your opinion and i don't think so. i don't think these people are bad and i would definitely to do th

is where the problems lie rather than our relationship with the still with frictionless trade with europe gone some industries like fishing say they're fighting for their survival other producers want to know how they'll be helped to stay afloat in these uncharted post brix it waters. for its part the government is promising golden opportunities for those prepared to change the al-jazeera in southern england. watching al-jazeera with me several raman a reminder of our top stories the former chief of security at the u.s. capitol of told senators that officers didn't have the intelligence training equipment needed to prevent the january 6th riot 2 panels are investigating failures that led to the attack by donald trump supporters of the deaths of 5 people american golfer tiger woods is undergoing surgery after suffering leg injuries in a car accident in los angeles the county sheriff says the crash happened today on accident signs and woods is lucky to be alive at the time it made it cross the center divider to the point at a rest it was several several 100 feet away so obviously they did a

same thing have been counted in europe and that's when the city got in clearly and united states that yes go back to the history of a few months ago to last given the 1st wave of what would and haul it completed this september and bad process in the united states despite the fact that the united states like it used to be number one in terms of the medical infrastructure and the facility and yet they're better than they had ice at that point of time and date it is it is and try to be in a country and fair to point to pinpoint a country when there is a crisis and i think that the message is loud and clear from the government that we have to collectively work when there is something crisis we have to look at look to really we have to ensure that what it needs to be done to ensure that citizen gets the right kind of attention must get must get from the government and such experiences what you have the what you are trying to shock us about the country and it like it's something which should not be experienced by the citizen of his great country and if you want to make this is an exceptiona

need to understand what's going on really the fundamental to mystic level that could be the ace up europe sleeve the world's most powerful neutron source a kind of x. ray for atoms is also nearing completion in sweden in time to join the hunt for a new car battery a breakthrough will be needed to stop asia putting the rest of the world in its readdy bera ticket paul aris al-jazeera gothenburg sweden. has or these are top stories as president joe biden has announced sweeping measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and clean expansion of his while squaring mandate to include airports and some public transport and will also be required to quarantine when they arrive in the us we get into this mess overnight it's going to take months 1st to turn things around but let me be equally clear we will get through this we will defeat is pandemic and to a nation waiting for action let me be the clearest on this point help is on the way today today i believe the national strategy on covert 90 and executive action is to be to spend any america's top infectious disease expert says the u.s. will remai

romania's ancient forests some of europe's most pristine they are crucial for our society and crucial for our battle against the climate crisis but illegal logging by a ruthless timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives being in the main areas our water but our young violence killing whistleblowers amidst claims of corruption and the role of powerful multinationals people in power investigates rumania break into the forest on al-jazeera. now all jews are. with every. other unearned trailer in london the top stories are now jazeera united nations has denounced an internet shutdown in myanmar the 2nd in as many days a curfew has also been imposed that following another day of protests against the military coup security forces in may and march open file on protesters in the city of mandalay part of a wider crackdown on tens of thousands of demonstrators soldiers and police aimed sling shots at protesters and beat them with sticks absent a bank in the country's 2nd largest.

from europe we saw all of this happening and none of this really has i believe a heavy likelihood to change putin's behavior because we have seen in the past that it has not affected a lot of policymaking however there is another kind of sanction which is a military sanction and any kind of nato posture inquiry military. action that might happen in response certainly would have a strong reaction it's possible also the the sanctions against the pipeline happening between germany and russia would also result in some kind of policy changes. i want to bring in another thought into our conversation and this is where does this leave us we have a very high profile opposition figure in alexina valley he's now in crewe isn't he's now doing time what does that mean for opposition voices in russia have a listen have a look and of a man i'd love to hear your response there's no sign of pretensions approach of our arch repression of political opposition well the weakened in the near future and the only team i don't see them having a realistic strategy of being able to peel away members of the cri

households in europe it's about 11 3rd so these are the qualities the levels of in accordance this we are seeing and that's not new that's an ongoing long lasting trend since the last 40 years i said when we asked the provocative question going to show him my laptop how rates to rate this is what wrote in the tasa sent us since when is it a crime to be rich that is what capitalist society is predicated what hot and rob wallet it alison yes so i think the imagery showed in the beginning of all those billionaires i think it remarkable that they're all self-made and they all created companies that provided value and i don't question for a bell about the show which you know are correct and show some long running trends but then the question as an economist which is did these people get rich and some other people i mean if there's a 0 sum game where some people get super rich they're necessarily making someone else worse off because that they're getting rich and making other people better off if that's necessarily even a problem. i don't think it's that simple to say that well some people

ah, might have top stories on al jazeera leaders across europe, a accusing salaries of hijacking, and piracy over the forced landing of a passenger jet. the now calling for tough sanctions after batteries used to fight a jet to ground the plane in minsk before arresting a better russian activist on board fury over the move is expected to dominate and you lead is summit now underway in brussels. several countries are called for the suspension of flights to, from belarus, along with a condemnation that demands for the release of journalist room and protest which was pulled off the plane and arrested. and there will be a very strong focus on the utterly in acceptable hijacking of a ryan their flight by bella luce authorities. and there will be a very strong answer because it is an outrage of behavior and england has received . we have to understand that this will have severe consequences, you know, just say existing entity blinking is traveling to the middle east for days into the israel palestine sees fire. president joe biden said lincoln's diplomacy helped to stop the fighting, but th

challenges for the united states over the last century has been getting involved in 2 world wars in europe right with so many americans paying a heavy price because america understands it cannot lead in the world without getting involved in the world and it's understandable to want that that comes with a heavy price and now not that space is facing $2.00 or 3 important world powers notably china duelist agree russia but there's also of course as we all know emerging europe in addition to a whole bunch of you know issues and challenges around the world including the middle east and elsewhere for the united states to be able to deal with china russia to stand up if you will to try to russia to confront or just to compete. you know rather well against china it needs alliances it needs to to build those alliances especially with the trump for some bizarre reason that you know a great deal maker was making an enemy an enemy out of china at the same time x. of course you know without any good relations with russia in any real terms that. a continue the base needs its allies in order to be able t

and everywhere and the palestinians children in the lebanon even those who live very far away in europe and the beyond what. any one people know. how to stay in you know people in the camps in syria all the palestinians are all in the big. painting and you know you well you saw. a show and. i were you know it's strange and almost anything. from him i pay tribute to him and i said you old people palestinian people very well don't forget to focus on malala be a tribute to the people all the arab nations who. stood . by the judicially and. those. are probably very. people and lively people who stood. with the strength of the people using their brains and all ideologies that all of. again the. people who. were in jerusalem. everybody throughout the nation. all the nation one by one that together all the time that normalization and full suffocation of the. identity of the old have been destroyed today on 'd the one rocket. that be informal comes around and most of all the tribute on should be taken to all the people not it will be governments who have stood supposed to hold on the our palest

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