This is. A. Plan fully back to go this is the news hour live from my headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. Im deeply concerned by the risk of military confrontation including as a result of an intended escalation of miscalculation warnings of a risk of Nuclear Conflict at a special u. N. Security Council Session on north korea. Demonstrations against the u. S. Recognition of jerusalem turned deadly at least four palestinians are killed by Israeli Forces in gaza and the west bank also this hour the International Criminal court orders a warlord from the democratic republic of congo to pay reparations to former child soldiers and a controversial law that allows mexicos military to help fight the war on drugs is passed by congress. Thank you for joining Us North Korea has defiantly defended its Ballistic Missile program at the United NationsSecurity Council the Public Session was called off to pyongyang tested what is believed to be its most advanced intercontinental Ballistic Missile in november but the meeting which was attended by the u. S. Secretary of state Rex Tillerson failed to come up with any new steps to curb north koreas actions mike hanna reports from the United Nations. The red scarf a reflection of the chilly weather outside and little warmth displayed in the chamber towards north korea is representative listened to condemnation from speaker off to speak with what appeared to be studied. The situation on the Korean Peninsula is the most thems and dangerous peace and security issue in the world today publicly at least the council has been united in imposing an extensive series of sanctions but the u. S. Secretary of state questions the commitment of russia and china continuing to allow north korean laborers to toil in slave like conditions inside russia in exchange for wages used to fund to clear weapons programs calls into questions russias dedication as a partner for peace. Similarly as Chinese Crude Oil flows to north korean refineries the United States questions chinas commitment to solving an issue that has serious implications for the security of its own citizens these charges rejected by china and russia which insisted that the ongoing joint military exercises by the u. S. And south korea made any dialogue all but impossible in music you should mean so is that only two months of quiet by north korea and said by washington with unprecedented military exercises and the listing on a terrifying list that leads us to question the sincerity of statements that there is a preference for a peaceful solution to the crisis with. And with all eyes on him the north korean representative the period nervous his hands shaking but also unapologetic arguing that his country has a sovereign right to protect itself against what he called us aggression our position of the nuclear phone records of individuals the third with defense even meijers up with the prince. And the right of resistance and development from the us the meeting ended with agreement on the desirability of dialogue but division as to how to achieve it the u. S. Adamant that there has to be a unilateral freeze on Nuclear Testing by north korea before any talks can be possible mike hanna aljazeera United Nations. Joining us now is Mark Fitzpatrick who is director of the Nonproliferation Program at the International Institute for strategic studies he is live from one that north korea needs to do something first the something is not entirely clear but he spoke about a period of nonprovocative behavior how much you think this undermines because its a bit embarrassing isnt it for x. To listen how much is this undermine the u. S. Position because of the north korea. Well i think it shows that its not clear what the u. S. Position is when different very different positions have come out of washington of course the white house does poll that call the shots and and their position has been rather consistent. Dialogue. Comes with a price you have to pay a price to come in and thats not the way most nations in the world see it Mark Fitzpatrick as you wrote yourself diplomacy doesnt seem to be working in reining in north Koreas Nuclear ambitions the sanctions havent worked either what options are left you know nothing is worked all kinds of diplomacy various patterns of talks sanctions of every sort but there are many sanctions left to be applied there is much pressure United States is talking about cutting north korea completely off from the International Financial system completely cutting off its trade with all countries thats not going to be possible because some countries will still engage in trade theres more military pressure i think in the works not attacks on north korea i hope but that could happen if north korea were to do Something Like an atomic weapon. And of course engagement is always a possibility but. Its not clear that either side wants in gauge went north korea hasnt been too eager to talk without preconditions and now the white house is showing that it isnt either you say more sanctions could be applied we saw a wreck citizen point the finger at russia and china at the u. N. Today calling on russia and china to cut their economic pipeline to north korea he wants to isolate north korea both diplomatically and economically but by by getting more countries to fully implement these sanctions but the russians and the chinese dont seem to be on board what is it going to take you think for them to fully implement to force north korea on the sanctions. I think the United States is playing a pressure game talking very tough. Talking about a potential preventive strike on north korean facilities maybe a small strike and by taught that im not going to do that im going to go out scare thats not going to go well with the chinese if it well i i dont think so but but it is a possible i mean this is the theory that if you if china should be more worried about war on its border maybe it would take further steps to restrict oil and the. Other money flowing to north korea i mean it is a possibility but i think youre right i dont think china is going to go along with it and it has russia on its side so. Theres not a lot of daylight here markets patrick very good to talk to thank you for sharing your views with us Mike Fitzpatrick is with the International Institute for strategic studies he was joining us there from washington thank you youre welcome. In other world news Israeli Forces have killed four palestinians including a disabled man in the latest wave of protests the karst the occupied territories and gaza more than one hundred eighty people were injured in fridays demonstrations against Donald Trumps decision to recognize them as israels capital harry fosset reports on the days developments from occupied East Jerusalem. On the outskirts of ramallah in the occupied west bank Israeli Forces are filmed confronting a palestinian man before shooting him three times the last as he sat on the street as they approach the troops appear to see something and move quickly away the man was apparently wearing a suicide bomb belt its unclear whether it was a genuine device or a fake Israeli Police say he had just stabbed a member of its border force paramedics took him away. They were further clashes after friday prayers in gaza as palestinians again protested against the u. S. President s recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel the cross border confrontation bringing more palestinian deaths. Earlier tens of thousands had taken to the strips main north south road to march in protest. There was she the Palestinian People are expressing that they reject strums decision and they are holding on to all of jerusalem as the historical capital of the Palestinian People. At the heart of occupied East Jerusalem tens of thousands prayed then protested at the al aqsa mosque. Through the old city and i had damascus gate exit Israeli Forces were waiting for them they barricaded off the square preventing a repeat of last fridays protests where hundreds gathered on the steps still some tried to stay here and chant but most were pushed quickly away Israeli Forces have been trying to prevent a repeat of the protests that took place after friday prayers here in the square outside damascus gate last week theyve barricaded off there was a group of largely middle aged and some elderly women whod been a chance in for some time theyre now being forcefully cleared. Several arrests were made in these limited scuffles again the protests much smaller here than in gaza and the occupied west bank. Our public or out in the al aqsa mosque compound and here at the mosque is gate but the occupation has a large force as well as private and undercover units Israeli Forces are certainly doing all they can to quell this reaction to the trunk declaration but the anger is deeply felt and the protests go on are a force it occupied East Jerusalem they were also violent confrontations between Palestinian Protesters and Israeli Forces along the israel gaza border alan fischer was at that demonstration. The ambulance is evidenced by all afternoon ready to treat the injured and the wounded and there have been a number of them you can see the clashes that been going on down close to the border about two hundred meters from where im standing the thick smoke is no just clearing thats tires that were set alight to stop the israelis targeting people on the side of the border and the scene has been repeated in seven spots across the gaza strip. Weve seen the palestinians throw stones over the border the israelis well they have used bullets and they have used tear gas weve seen several volleys of tear gas come into this field people had to be treated for both for the gunshots and for the tear gas in fact one man i saw being carried into an ambulance and a bullet wound to the neck i suspect he will be in a critical condition. We saw a massive rally in gaza how i said call for a million man rally on one street the length of gaza north to south fifty five kilometers long and thousands and thousands of people attended out we saw them from hamas and fatah from a number of political groups and organizations that. Ismail haniyeh said that prove that dont trump a united the palestinians over such a controversial decision to say that jerusalem was israels capital were expecting the clashes to go on for some time into the night as well and just now i can feel and taste the tear gas which is being fired thats why people are moving away you can actually taste the tear gas is beginning to by my side without i think were going to move back as well. And demonstrations continued across the world against announcement on jerusalem oh. The. This was the scene in jordan where thousands gathered on friday the jordanian king as a close u. S. Ally condemned from suspicion as dangerous and a violation of International Law king and deny is the custodian of muslim holy sites in jerusalem and his country hosts millions of palestinians refugees and they were solidarity marches in germanys capital berlin chancellor im going to merkel has been echoing the sentiments of several european leaders who oppose trumps uni natural decision on jerusalem. Meanwhile the israeli Prime Minister spent the morning on friday being interviewed by police they arrived at Benjamin Netanyahu has residents to question him about corruption allegations this is the seventh time hes been interviewed after police said they suspected him of being involved in bribery and fraud its alleged netanyahu received gifts from hollywood and business vegas theres also another investigation into alleged secret talks with an israeli newspaper its now denies any wrongdoing. A six point five magnitude earthquake in indonesia is most populous island of java has killed at least one person and damage several towns and cities the quake struck late friday nights local time java is home to almost one hundred fifty Million People and sits in the ring of fire where a large number of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions ok are. Lots more ahead on the aljazeera news hour including. These very sad when you look at those documents. How theyve done that is really really very. Friend or foe u. S. President donald trump steps up his criticism of the f. B. I. Last moving forwards prexy negotiations enter a new stage will tell you whats next and in a given time and plan to stop the one way the media is on saturday people be here to tell you what they aim to do in sports. The u. S. President has address new graduates of the federal bureau of investigation the f. B. I. In his speech at the National Academy donald trump said he is a true friend of the f. B. I. 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Many Trump Supporters have been calling for a special prosecutor Robert Muller the man in charge of the russia probe to be fired they point to a newly released batch of Text Messages from two f. B. I. Agents as evidence the f. B. I. Officials worked on the clinton investigation. And the probe into whether trumps twenty sixteen campaign colluded with russia in the messages turned over to congress by the department of Justice Agents show preference toward clinton winning the white house and refer to trump repeatedly as an idiot this is not just political opinions this is just gusting on accountable bias and theres no way that could not affect a persons work the agents have been removed or are no longer investigating russian meddling or potential obstruction of justice by trump speaking recently on capitol hill the Deputy Attorney general told lawmakers theres nothing inappropriate about f. B. I. Officials Holding Political opinions so long as it doesnt affect their work trump disagrees it is very sad when you look at those documents and. How theyve done that is really really very the Deputy Attorney general has resisted any calls to fire Robert Mueller has said that there is no person Better Qualified to lead the investigation can really help get aljazeera washington. A Russian Court has sentenced a former economy minister to eighty is in prison. Guilty of corruption for accepting a two Million Dollar bribe from the state oil giant Rosneft Sonia Gago has more from moscow. He was once russias economy minister now alexy all you kyra have is an ex politician with a conviction for bribery and his fall from grace has been a stark reminder that not even government officials can escape the unpredictable nature of the countrys Justice System we have was sent to prison for eight years and fined for accepting a two Million Dollars bribe to go through. The sentence which was announced today is a representation of the supremacy of the law and the inevitability of punishment for any individual who violates the law irrespective of their position it was last november when problems began during a meeting with the c. E. O. Of russias main state oil company he was presented with a heavy bag he was arrested shortly after and accused of accepting a cash bribe of two Million Dollars said he believed at the back contained bottles of wine and accused such an of setting him up the case has generated a lot of interest in just how much influence mr putins inner circle has for example mr surgeon is not only the head of russias old dry grass where hes headquarters are situate