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israel has the most far—right government in its history. palestinian disillusion with the status quo seems to be stoking militancy. my guest is palestinian politician, physician and civil rights activist mustafa barghouti. what, if anything, can the palestinians do to improve their situation? mustafa barghouti, in ramallah, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. nice to be with you. thank you. good to have you on the show. lets start with the situation in the west bank, where you sit, in ra...

earlier, the uk, the us and the european commission announced similar bans over security concerns. the chinese owners bytedance deny passing users information to the chinese government. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. ever since the failure of the so—called oslo process to deliver a lasting israeli—palestinian peace, that conflict has been a matter of mutual recrimination and sporadic violence. but now, the conditions seem ripe for something diffe...

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hello and welcome to bbc news. dmytro kuleba, ukraines foreign minister, has warned that countries which "mistreated ukraine" during "the darkest moment of its history" will be held to account after the war ends. in an interview with the bbc, he also warned western allies that delaying the delivery of weapons will cost the lives of ukrainian soldiers. he has spoken to our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. the battle for bakhmut is now the longest of the war. more than half a yea...

against the white woman state representative who joined with them in the protests >> we called for you all to ban assault weapons. and you respond with an assault on democracy >> i can say to you, the movement for justice can never die because the heart for justice can never be killed. >> we will talk about what the republican-led legislature did and the states racial legacy with one of the ousted lawmakers. this hour, boiling point in the holy land on passover. ramadan and holy week...

we can feel it, right? in the moment yesterday. that history was being made in the state of tennessee yes, of course it was shameful that it came to all of that. expelling two state lawmakers ostensibly on procedural grounds over peaceful protests but ask yourself this. if the ultimate goal of any demonstration is to draw attention, to shine a light on injustice, then who is really better off as we come on the air less than 24 hours later today the tennessee republican party or those t...

the editorial board. alexandria hoff joins us live. >> alexandria: u.s. regulators are applauding the deal saying the lifeline given to first republic bank demonstrates the resilience of the american banking system. all of this to pull first republic bank from the spiral met by silicon valley, signature and silver gate. join statement reads action of the largest banks reflect confidence in the banking system, we are deploying strength and liquidity to the largest system where it is nee...

between trump and aj tish james. >> anything you say in this examination may be used in a civil proceeding and that could include a civil enforcement proceeding or a criminal action. do you understand that? >> i think. >> is that a yes? >> i dont know what i did wrong, but the answer is, yes, i do understand it. >> i dont know what i did wrong. donald trump then goes on to read a prepared statement in which he repeats some of the same many paranoid conspiracies and delusions weve hea...

reality, already be a rematc between very familiar names. as a brand-new polling from nb news shows and suggests, despite being the current fron runners for their partie nominations, americans are not excited about the prospect of joe biden donald trump rematch next year. the good moves for trump i that nearly 70% of gop primary voters are rallying around him right now. in part because he is th target of multiple legal investigations that many republicans view as politicall motivated. ...

laughed off that this couldve been an antireligious attack, listen. >> that christians were targeted in the school shooting? >> i have no idea. i have no idea. >> republican senator josh hawley blasting before looking at the feds to investigate as a hate crime. >> that is totally beneath the dignity of the office of the presidency of the united states, this is an office that has the responsibility of leading this country, children are dead, this is a terrible, terrible tragedy, joe bid...