but our aim is actually to lift the blockade so we have made a long way we stopped in many ports and our objective is to raise awareness and to make people put pressure on their governments to stop being complexes with the crimes that israel commits against humanity so basically the you keep doing this trips even though the final destination is not guaranteed why you keep trying. exactly the same thing that i just said because we want to lift the blockade the blockade will not be lifted by just one boat getting to gaza the blockade will be lifted if enough international pressure if enough sanctions are put on israel to change its policy all right one last question on a personal note i know that you are an israeli citizen and you are taking this trip . with the palestinian people in the wake of the palestinian especially the palestinian people in the gaza strip do you have

a message to your fellow israelis yes we know that israel has just passed a new law the national. i don't know jewish state whatever and i really feel ashamed i'm disgusted by this because i i think sees another sign of us. all people who are not jewish but especially the palestinians and i think we lose our own humanity by doing so so my message to these rallies is stop while you can too you know to save your own souls basically we cannot keep living there we have to leave together with our neighbors and incident israeli and as a human being he's my obligation to make this crime so thank you very much to live together as human beings this is the message of one of the main participants in the freedom flotilla coalition this year. a group that rescues migrants from the mediterranean sea is planning to file

a manslaughter complaint against livia's coast guard they say a woman in a child died when they and another woman were left stranded and their boat deliberately destroyed. has more. than. a desperate rush to save lives it's the moment to rescue workers the stranded migrants in the mediterranean forty year old woman from cameroon are still alive but for another woman and a toddler it's too late but it's the difficulties we've experienced to save just one single life have been unbelievable aid group proactive open arms found the migrants and say the deaths were no accident it's accusing libya's coast guard of manslaughter the rescue team says libya's coast guard intercepted about one hundred sixty europe of bound migrants the two women and a toddler apparently refused to board the vessel as a result the rescuers allege the libyan coast guard abandoned the migrants and slashed their inflatable boat with

a knife you most of you know we have denounced at the court of power madame york or the captain of the three ideas for negligence and for reckless homicide and we're going to do the same with the captain of the libyan patrol which is a member of the libyan coast guard for negligence and for homicide on saturday the rescue boat arrived in the spanish island of new york with the now hospitalized my one woman and the two lifeless bodies. they say politics came before she minutes hereon assistance the rescue group says it was denied proper help which made their four day journey across the mediterranean wonder the need it don't they tell you both italy and monitor refused to let us disembark the copses on the ground they only wanted to take charge of the medical evaluation but they did not accept the bodies the libyan coast guard denies the accusations it says it rescued one hundred sixty five migrants in that same area last week without leaving anyone on board but the rescue team insisted this case has broader political implications this brings

out it's unthinkable for a country of the european union for my country to finance a libyan coast guard which we can testify leaves people alive in the middle of the sea and is responsible for homicide a desperate journey with a tragic end that's claimed the lives of so many migrants now call for political action when humanitarian help alone is not enough can't see a lopez so the young al-jazeera part of most of the town the news hour including dealing with the psychological scars of thousands of teenagers recruited by boko haram returned from the front line and in sports tiger woods rewinds the clock with his best performance of a major just seven years. i'd

least eleven taxi drivers have been killed in south africa after a gunman opened fire on a minibus they were travelling in johannesburg for other passengers have also been wounded nobody's claimed responsibility for the attack. militias loyal to iran have stopped a group of fifty five buses taking syrian rebels and their families to the country's north the buses were stopped and surrounded by fighters wearing military style uniforms near the city of homs the convoy left part of an agreement between the opposition and syrian government to surrender positions in the south francis sending fifty tons of medical aid to the government controlled area of eastern hall for the aid is being sent on a russian plane the first time a western country has sent material to syrian government controlled areas with moscow's help government forces read talk eastern of also in april after a siege lasting several years about half a million people live there but very little aid has made in. supporters and

opponents of nicaragua's president of resumed protests in the capital managua antigovernment demonstrators want daniel ortega to resign but he accuses them of plotting a coup with the help of the catholic church in the us his body on the sanchez reports from when i was many protesters have gone into hiding. ok. they were students they were criminals that's how supporters of the guy one preceded the new laws they got to see opponents to the government oh yes they see students and other protesters are responsible for the deaths of police and confrontations in the past weeks. and they say government opponents have committed atrocities them into official say anti-government protesters said the body of a policeman and fire. nobody we are here for all the fallen policeman all of them who have been tortured ok well ok but these demonstrators say they want justice for

pro-government supporters who have been killed in these past three months all by lives but they say the government must continue its security policy to bring peace to the country. that policy for many government opponents means persecution. c.d.'s a psychologist who spoke from an undisclosed location for her safety says security forces are on a which. we are terrified because we now have to live like criminals they are killing us out there they are walking freely and those of us who are fighting for freedom and our country must hide. she says many students and other protesters are in safe houses and many parents don't know where their children are at this human rights organization parents say they too are being harassed for years and their mask in a form police three or four vehicles and very well armed. that's why i'm terrified

. government officials say opponents are lying were subject to mountains of false nose students who had some students who had been arrested and turned over to the church repeatedly as you can report also repeatedly turned over to the church i think we have to get out of this we have to get into responsibilities of the case by case analysis of who is responsible for why. if found guilty on terrorism charges protesters could face twenty years in prison and around new law. at this human rights organisation to police officers handed in their weapons and uniforms and ask for protection not wanting to fight anti-government demonstrators they too went into hiding. at the innocent man now when he got out.

campaigning is underway in pakistan for wednesday's general election below alberto salazar the the head of the pakistan people's party and son of former leader benazir bhutto has been holding rallies in the southern city of karachi where the vote is widely seen as a two way race between the parties of former cricket star iran hand and jailed former prime minister nawaz sharif more than three hundred seventy one thousand soldiers have been deployed across the country to guard polling stations to take a closer look at some of the candidates then shahbaz sharif is running with the no wires faction of the pakistan muslim league the sixty six year old is the brother of former prime minister nawaz sharif who was recently found guilty of corruption in one car is the leader of the party which is popular among young voters he's a former cricketer who's become

a vocal critic of the ruling party and of corruption but he too is faced corruption allegations running for pakistan's people's party is below bhutto zardari the eldest son of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was assassinated in two thousand and seven the twenty nine year old is also being investigated for corruption. correspondent. in the hole for also house campaigning shaping up now. i mean this is the heartland of the. problem. most of the people that you see. and this is the place. in a very. big we just came from one of the. rally. holding rallies. you mentioned. from his brother. similarly. none will be. more different to get back to that thing

on the campaign trail going from one city to the other trying to get as many places as possible on the end of the campaign trail and if people have been telling him that they are very confident that they are going to win this race because the people out on this by the opposition. he would think that given the fundies that you mentioned above. and the pakistani people think that iran is being favored by the minute establishment and it kind of is that being taken out but iran is adamant that you take out corruption from the country. we can form a government in pakistan where a minister will be afraid of corruption but a national accountability bureau will catch a prime minister and minister as it happens in your. the favorite houses rise

being seen within the country. well it depends on who you are his supporters i think that this is a natural right. invigorated that he's taken somebody behind me who wouldn't have trouble speaking the opposition because the majority of the political party. that is being engineer into his party. that i mentioned and other opposition politicians who are here the incumbents who are very strong standing in their own constituencies are being taken out one example we saw late last night that a verdict. came out where he was convicted of drug dealing and charges that have been pending for since two thousand and eleven and cases are being expedited against your bones. so. let him run. their their candidates are being taken out and it's not

a level playing field but like everything else in pakistan it is a divisive subject and it. will be very sound advice in lahore. the leader of the pakistan muslim league now as party has been jailed for life after being caught misusing the chemical f a dream. c. was found guilty by an anti narcotics court in the case relating to supplying the drug to a smuggler seven other people were acquitted the case has been going on for eight years. women's rights campaigners have welcomed india's decision to scrap taxes on sound pads women in rural areas couldn't afford the items when a twelve percent tax was imposed last year girls often skip school during their periods to avoid facing stigma pads are now officially listed as in this central

item at least eleven people have died in a heat wave across japan temperatures reached forty degrees celsius in some areas thousands of people have been taken to hospital health workers are urging people to drink more water. conditioners and avoid being outside to prevent heat stroke. is still useful work today i have to be outside the whole day and i'm not used to this heat i knew it would be hot today but i didn't think it would be this hot so i am a little worried. that. this year is way too hot i can't stop using a wet towel all day and i froze this bottle of water so that i can take something cold with me. i don't know what have all the weather with rob in that region but still ahead here on al-jazeera. banging the protest drum demonstrations outside the g. twenty economic summit in argentina. and find out why some u.s. democrats are embracing

a political label that used to be considered toxic. and it is. in. the weather sponsored by katter. you have a heat wave in japan shows no signs of abating very quickly it's that it's hottest in the middle of honshu you know these temperatures are roughly five or six degrees above average not court record breakers except in one go which appears to be equal in the all time july record us is sunday monday tuesday i'll take you through this very little difference except maybe sendai and nagasaki so the ages ago in the cool but in the middle was to talk is thirty eight and thirty nine now that is japan the story of a bit further west really china is one of multiple tropical storms depressions storms even briefly typhoons it doesn't maybe look very much but look at the scale

of what we're looking at this is all of china and these are huge masses of clouds so it's identify the first of all we've got the remains insulting remember went into vietnam north of laos it as a tropical storm called if this one disappears that's come back on the radar and it's maybe winding up into another tropical storm and then this one not far away from taiwan itself which could turn into something and head up toward shanghai which is just seen tropical storm or wrong through now three at least in the area the amount of rain that fell from some time when it's over the overland four hundred sixty millimeters also it will be in southwest china in the next few days with us what it did in vietnam. the weather. when diplomacy fields and fierce we in our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division to sixty's

instead of being an obstacle. it became an obstacle to peace in a four part series revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame. one of the really special things about working for others here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be. liberally particularly because you have a lot of people that are deployed their own political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real stories just mended to do you work in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe.

welcome back you're watching out of time to recap headlines some white helmets rescuers have been moved out of syria southwest at the request of the u.n. the united nations says it will resettle about eight hundred of the volunteers and their families and western countries a group that rescues migrants from the mediterranean plans to file a complaint against. a woman or child being. deliberately damage more than a thousand jewish settlers have entered the compound occupied east jerusalem trick . during a standoff with muslim worshippers marking the holiday which commemorates the destruction of the ancient jewish temples in jerusalem there have been small confrontations in the last few hours leading to several arrests. for more on this

let's bring in mohammed julie's live for us now in west jerusalem so what's the situation like now in the compound hundred. well let me first i should tell you that we've reached out to israeli police and they have not yet confirmed the number of arrests have taken place over the past few hours but i should add some context here of course you know jewish settlers are allowed to go into the compound twice daily between sunday and thursday through the hours of seven am eleven am local and also between one thirty pm and two thirty pm local now we're just now past one thirty pm local so the concern at this hour is will these tensions that have been escalating the last several hours continue of course there were these thousand jewish settlers that had entered the mosque compound between the hours of seven thirty am and eleven thirty am right now we're told that there are many jewish settlers that are outside several of the gates outside of the

mosque compound that they are praying there that many of them would like to get into the mosque compound of course palestinian muslim worshippers consider this always to be a provocation so it is nothing new that there are these flare ups that happen in that area but on a day like today this is a holiday that commemorates many disasters throughout jewish history you are going to see more settlers that want to access the compound that's why there was such a large number of them this morning and that's why there still is a large contingent of them in the area that are trying to get in the compound so at this point it's really a wait and see we're going to have to see how it develops the next several hours of course it has been a very tense period these last several months here and on a day like today it really just highlights how any little thing can really lead to bigger conflagrations the hope at this hour is that things will calm down but there is a lot of concern that things might get worse the clashes might get worse these these pushing and shoving incidents these provocations that they could lead to something

bigger so we'll be monitoring that letting you know in the hours ahead semi i'm a position to gather the western wall to pray why do we see groups of settlers trying to actually go into the mosque compound. it's considered a holy site for them just as it's considered a holy site for muslim worshippers it's nothing new to me that they try to access that area they are allowed access twice a day when they are accompanied by israeli security forces but as i mentioned palestinian muslim worshippers especially there they consider this to be a provocation there are groups that consider this to be a type of raid and they use that kind of language when jewish settlers try to access the compound so whether it's small numbers whether it's big numbers on a day like today because it is a holiday that is commemorating disasters throughout jewish history you are going to see a larger number of jewish settlers that want to get in there but the fact of the matter is that these these muslim worshippers that are there many of them will always see this kind of activity as

a provocation and will react and show their displeasure when those jewish settlers are trying to get into the compound thanks so much mohammed. the head of the international monetary fund and finance ministers from the g twenty are in argentina and that's brought thousands out of the streets half a of the government's decision to take a fifty billion dollars loan from the i.m.f. from want to reports. left wing groups gathered to protest against the international monetary fund in one aside is on saturday. last month the i.m.f. stepped in to shore up the argentinean economy with a fifty billion loan agreement but people like the boy believe it won't help improve people's lives. we already had the i.m.f. and a crisis we know what happened in greece they will fire state employees they will reduce salaries and take away workers right what is today want. argentina's economy

has been struggling in recent months due to a drop in investor confidence in emerging economies their currency lost over forty percent of its value and inflation has continued to rise this people are protesting just a few blocks away from where the g twenty finance ministers and central bank governors are meeting by they were prevented from getting closer by security forces this people that you can see here. christine lagarde director of the i.m.f. . will be here they met fifty years that the austerity measures implemented by the government. will generate more poverty and unemployment but christine legarde who came to attend the g. twenty summit showed strong support with what is trying to do there has been significant progress in terms of monetary policy as well where clearly the measures that have been taken by the bank of restored and managed

a much better situation with less volatility more transparency. tests because of policy suggested by the i.m.f. are not unique to argentina there has been strong opposition in countries like jordan and haiti international n.g.o.s like oxfam and others have suggested that the i.m.f. should rethink its standard recipes that take away power from labor unions do not help lower unemployment and demand action of government spending which leads in most cases to an increase in poverty levels since you forego seats in the i me the essence of the i.m.f. is the same it is to prioritize the physical deficit protons will sterrett images it's the same old i.m.f. with a change in discourse look at what's happening in other parts of the world like jordan and haiti and that's why many here are distrustful of the current government's economic policies because they believe it will only deteriorate the lives of those

who need government help the most. not the topic short to take place at the g twenty and want to solve this is the pending trade war between the u.s. and china to talk about that is fully playground he's a political economist and former special advisor to the director general of the w t o joins us now live from london good to have you with us so how much concern is there in the g twenty now world full on trade war between the u.s. and china. i think there's much broader concern about because donald trump seems intent on a trade war with everybody rember there is still without him you don't have or it's had a wide range of countries he's proposing further tariffs on cars as well as hitting out at china he wants to hit out in you and others so if there's one thing that unites and otherwise disparate g twenty it's hostility to transactions on

trade so don't trump walks into a quite isolated position in this g twenty meeting. then right. well i mean his treasury secretary steve mccain has come out with a new proposal for a free trade area in the g seven countries repeating the offer made by dollar trump in canada so in a sense he's playing good cop bad cop i don't think that you can take that proposal seriously though you remember the dollar from after making that proposal then lashed out at his hosts and other members of the g seven and likewise any countries who might be tempted by that offer now are not going to be willing to make concessions to someone who is as volatile as overtly protectionist as donald trump is. it's interesting you mention the frozen given your analysis then one has to

wonder is there any escaping this sort of collision course that the us seems to be on with other major trading partners. well i mean you can see sometimes at all from reverses course into batiks fashion so he almost closed down a chinese mobile phone company chords and then under pressure from china's chief xi jinping he reversed course and so he can be bought off with flattery and so on in other cases he reversed course having made a big splash so it's all about the media t.v. soundbite with no. with no follow through and you can see that for example with north korea where a threat of nuclear war then he says he's struck a big deal with kim and actually there's been no follow through from that but i think at the moment the dynamic in global trade is very dangerous it's kind of tit for tat escalation donald trump clearly has long standing views that america is

hard done by and he thinks trade deficits are bad that all production should take place in the united states and he seems intent on taking ever more. aggressive measures to achieve those items what does that sort of trading dynamic mean for the rest of the world especially for emerging economies. well you know there is given the huge economic political and military might of the united states. there will be a temptation for smaller countries to bow to america's demands at the same time given that donald trump seems intent on asking for ever more there'll be on the other hand a political asset the city to stand up to him so you see the south koreans for example struck a special deal with the united states it hasn't meant that they've escaped trump and for larger countries such as china where he seems intent on actually blocking

china's industrial development clearly not standing up to trump is not an option. thanks so much for your analysis. philippine president there are good there you go the territory is expected to sign a new law that could end the forty year war for independence it would give the muslim minority on the island of mindanao their own regional government mindanao is home to the moro islamic liberation front the conflict killed more than one hundred thousand people jem'hadar and dog on reports from the group space in court about all. my do was point blind says playing the palin dad is an escape from the violence of deal life although when. he fled the village of my message plagued by fighting between groups is my e-mail list one of the millions of moral muslims who remain hopeful they will be able to return to their

birth place. more islamic liberation front commander got exactly the views that may have been sued for him to the rebel who's been fine. ating philippine government forces for more than thirty years says he is finally ready to lay down his weapons . sweep of the chance to live in peace in our own bangsamoro homeland most of the filipinos never saw us as one of them and in their eyes we are enemies our parents didn't have a choice we didn't have a choice but to fight back these fighters see the fear a repeat of atrocities committed against their people. except that this is more than just a job that we talk it is a struggle it may take a lifetime but we are ready for. the m.i.l.f. is the largest armed group in southeast asia that has been fighting for greater autonomy for more than forty years at least one hundred thousand filipinos died in

the rebellion and millions lost their homes after many rounds of peace talks with previous administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially upon the most territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and the justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territories revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and rebel forces will gradually be decommissioned to reduce the risk of further rebellions. implementation of the peace agreement is the most critical part disbanding and compensating more than

thirty thousand fighters is expected to be complicated in the region rife with. previous peace agreement. with the other rebel groups here have failed resulting in the permission of splinter groups and even more violence the previous failures are cause for the m.i.l.f. fighters to be weary a referendum and then you lost due to be held before the end of the year. many here are cautiously optimistic that peace is finally arrived. in al-jazeera about the city said. a left leaning faction of the democratic party in the us has been gaining momentum in recent months they call themselves the democratic socialists the most prominent among them is senator bernie sanders he's an independent but considers himself a social democrat making him the only one in congress alexandra cortez is the

rising star of the democratic socialists last month a congressional candidate pulled off a stunning victory against a prominent white house democrat in new york and all forty two people running for office is federal state and local levels have the formal endorsement of the democratic socialists of america. democratic socialists who's a member of hawaii's state legislator he's also running for a seat in the u.s. congress he's why he believes the moment will gain the movement rather will gain traction especially among young americans. for my generation i think the stakes are really high you know it used to be the case that you can get get ice for college and homeownership is great eight hundred thousand dollars for an average. year so just the basic. american dream is out of reach. this personally.