to be elected as policing but if d.c. is like this you know what if it is for a real or we will have a protest and it's one it's going to good to be on and on and on a solution i think we've postponing this time with for spoiling the election on the 4th of july i think you know the political elite to file geria and me they have to because been asked before elated by our law we have to have a dialogue but the protesters they ask we are going to have though we've all they don't want to have a dialogue we've been doing and the remnants of which flicka so you know i think they have to come we have some. people who will never be in problems to organize and around this elections maybe in 3 months that it'll certainly be interesting to see how the situation develops in algeria thank you very much mamak you're out to university for joining us here on the al-jazeera news hour now israeli forces have entered the al aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem

they use pepper spray and detained a number of palestinians who were inside attending prayers and large group of israeli settlers also enter the compound alongside these really military hurry fossett is outside the al aqsa mosque compound forests in occupied east jerusalem harry that the mosque compound is normally closed to non muslims in the last days of ramadan why did the israeli security forces enter it and what more do we know about what happened. well these are the security forces aren't telling us why they decided to open at this time the police say that it's important to know that this is jerusalem day as well as the last day or 2 of ramadan and that's where you see sort of right wing and religious nationalist people start seeing the marches now through the old city way here damascus gate at the edge of the northern edge of the old city what happened this morning was that after last month there were

reports that in accordance with the understandings that usually go along with the way that the mosque compound is run known as the temple mount to jews that in the last days of ramadan the fact that it was coinciding with jerusalem day this year they would not let the muslims in again this time there was a high court rulings the fate of the police had the right to make that decision but in the end the police decided to let hundreds of people in and when the word got out that that was happening inside the luxor mosque compound there were protests police said that people threw stones and and chairs the islamic walk which is the governing body which runs the mosque in accordance with the jordanian government it says that some $400.00 israeli security personnel came in they put down the protest and then allowed the jewish people to come in and that's an un typical thing to happen at such a sensitive time and meanwhile harry more turmoil more political turmoil for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's right this is sunday it's the start

of the working week here and benjamin netanyahu has decided to get rid of 2 of his most high profile ministers and not tony bennett the education minister diaspora affairs minister and i elect suck head the justice minister both of them formed a new party in offshoots from the party that they belong to before the last election and they failed to get in to the israeli parliament that can. they didn't meet the threshold a new party and so we've had with with new elections now shuttled after that you know failed to form a coalition we had the prospect of them carrying on in the in sort of ministration until september netanyahu has decided against that it looks like he's going to give those 2 posts to other key coalition allies from the right wing and the religious right so it's likely that he's trying to shore up support in that part of his

prospective coalition ahead of the next elections shuttle to september the 70 thank you very much for that harry foster live for us in east jerusalem plenty more ahead on this sound is hearing news hour including. drifting from reality how libya's young street braces are getting a taste of face cait from war us. i'm jim allen doggone reporting from yami island arnold when it's on the northernmost step of the philippines we'll tell you how the philippine military is efforts to build a defense zone here in greatly influence other territories in the south china sea. and football a neymar responds after allegations of rape we'll hear from the brazilian star and sports with joe. in sudan at least 2 people have been killed and 10 others injured after security

forces opened fire on protesters thousands of demonstrators in khartoum have been staging a sit in outside military headquarters demanding a transfer of power to a civilian government priyanka go to hussle latest. this is what saddam's military leaders don't want journalists although why do wolf to see a scene with echoes of the era of deposed president omar bashir. the army which had earlier promised to protect the protest is says the sit in outside the military headquarters and khartoum is a danger to the state and now comes another warning. that we must firmly stand up to the ongoing chaos and build a true state as for the civil state the protesters are demanding to be truly a civil and rule with no individual is above it it must be built on the rule of law

it must be ruled by the will and no one is above the law if this chaos continues it won't be a civil state it will be anarchy. protesters accused the rapid support forces headed by general how meet the of carrying out saturday's crackdown m e t is part of the transitional council that has been in charge since the she was deposed in april and analysts say external power was may now be influencing what's happening inside sudan after having visited saudi arabia general. and his vice and meet the they came up with a different look at the they are now putting a different face is previously they were very diplomatic in their appeal to the people know they are very blunt. but saddam's protesters are undeterred as to sunset in khartoum on saturday to join the demonstrations in their hundreds and promised to remain on the streets. the statements made by them over

the past days clearly indicated they are planning to use force against the protesters staging the sit in even if the sit in is ended we will continue to escalate our protests and will resort to other alternatives which will be graver like a general strike civil disobedience across the country and we will work towards toppling the military council itself. talks between the military council and protest leaders who suspended 2 weeks ago after the 2 sides failed to agree on who will lead during the transitional period the military council says if no progress is made it will collections before the end of the year a move which acted by the opposition and has some members of the military council hard in this stance the risk of more violence seems to be increasing priyanka gupta dizzier. iraq has sentenced 2 frenchmen to death for joining i saw there just 2 or 14 french citizens handed to rocky authorities by u.s.

forces 9 of home and now on death row human rights groups have accused interrogators of torturing the men to get a confession chance stratfor has a native son back that. the french government have always said that french citizens suspected of being i saw members should be tried locally i.e. in the region in the country in which they were apprehended now we understand that they've been high level discussions by the french government and their iraqi council passes the french try and pressure the iraqis to stop these death sentences being carried out we understand that those convicted have a month to appeal but as yet there have been no strong efforts by the french government to try and repack tree 8 these french citizens of course this has huge ramifications in terms of questions over potential human rights abuses human rights groups very critical of the iraqi judicial system they concerned that some of the evidence in these cases may have been acquired through the use of torture and these

cases also have relevance on an international scale as well in terms of international law recording to international law prisoners can be transferred from one country to another if human rights can be guaranteed but only by state actors by 2 states and these men it's understood were apprehended initially by a group called the s.d.f. the syrian democratic forces who are a kurdish group the u.s. backed in side syria and it's understood the initial interrogations of these men were carried out by that group a group that of course is not a state in libya forces loyal to the u.n. recognized government say they have shot down a drone in southwest tripoli the video appears to show the wreckage with an image of the u.a.e. flag al-jazeera cannot independently verify the for. has more from tripoli.

forces loyal to the you recognized a government of national accord in tripoli say that they have shot down a drone that shows its wreckage it was made in the united arab emirates. government forces have been showing videos and pictures of the drone and it shows that it is the. type of the drone is called the h m d that was made in the united arab emirates and also the united arab emirates a flag is shown on the wreckage of the drawing we know that. has been involved in supporting the warlords or have to it with fighter jets in fact the united arab emirates has made bases in the east of libya which includes several types of fighter jets that have been supporting the warlords or have to in all his battles against his his enemies in libya since 2014 this situation in tripoli means

a very tense amid war and. it seems that tripoli under this attack has 2 different faces one in the front line one of the fighters in the holy month of fasting do not have many options to fight and try to take a break a break at the same time but in the city center of tripoli a different face we're young people try to get out of the war all of the tension and their own way. as we approach the front line in southern tripoli. there is silence and uncertainty people have left this area and the homes and shops all ruined by war. a bleak landscape covered by small crumb missiles fired by warlords really for have to the forces to forces loyal to the government in. ains our neighborhood. by

sunset it's time for the government forces to perform their prayers as it's ramadan the holy month of fasting they break their fast alongside their fire arms. they come under fire. and try to fire back. here on the battlefield food is usually mixed with weapons in between these fighters take time to chill out get on with. the are her chanting jokingly against have to. the. car and blaming fighters from the city of god who are now saying they betrayed them by taking have to decide to thaw out all the hope you had

that though we try to alleviate the tension by just laughing joking and telling personal stories that's how time goes by here at the same time we're maintaining our location well and are always anticipating a possible counter-attack. time for coffee on a wood fire but as fire light can be spotted by drones they try to hide it. from government fighters here on the edge of tripoli this is their last defense fighting could break out at any moment and it's even more dangerous at night when half the jets usually attack this area but not far from here in the center of tripoli the situation is very different. here in the main square yon believe b.n. has come to enjoy you watching the drifting in a country that does not have many entertainment activities drifting has become a way out. it's entertaining but the. juris. yeah i like

drifting it's fun i hope all libyans can have fun and get rid of that negative energy caused by the war. and it's risky and needs to be organized this should be police here to maintain order. but these young libyans here seem to be fascinated by the sport this is one of the city's landmarks and if the war gets any closer it could become another battlefield. tripoli. a cruise ship in venice has collided with a tourist boating during at least 4 people witnesses say the ship was coming in to dump when it crashed into the wharf and then the smaller boat the accident happened on a busy thoroughfare that leads to st mark's square. time now for a check of the world weather with every 10 fox and more flooding in the u.s. a year i'm afraid so far is a bit of an ongoing thing this not think we could be talking about this for for

weeks rather than days it's a little quieter at the moment and you can see from the satellite picture there's a fair amounts of clear weather and some sunshine we got this chain of showers to sit in the way for the southwards and eastwards present tending to thin membrane but you see here in missouri this is what we're up against in this where we're going to be talking about this set up for weeks rather than days lots and lots of standing water in place and that's not going anywhere too quickly so the mishearing the mississippi of course we talked about this for some time now to continue to do so length of showers there just about the appalachians pushing up into the northeastern corner into new england eastern parts of canada just one or 2 showers creeping their way back into texas into oklahoma and into walk and so you see this next system starts to show its hand as we go on through monday it's going to drift its way further eastwards around so i mean for example as we go on through the next couple days so that's going to cause further problems exacerbating those floods

that we do have already in place some flooding concerns to ensue mexico into the gulf you can see this little cluster of storms a spin swirling away here 60 percent chance of this developing into a tropical storm or possibly even the 1st hurricane of the season lots of wet weather to come with a risk of flooding here everton thank you very much for that still ahead on the al-jazeera news our new school is in northern nigeria for children who have been made by a book around violence in sports with joe the bruins took control of the stanley cup. and also against the news this thing that. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the country has a fighting each other and we've been told that we can still hear this is the largest demonstration that's been held by women and their refugees since over

$700.00 missing near the summit of americas rules of the planet earth here or they think of it could be plastic here. in syria into the shape probe recipient of the new crystals called cost of the year award of the serbia running. the carter center.

you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories on this news hour secretary of state michael bell says the u.s. is ready to hold talks with iran with no preconditions but compare insists washington won't back down against what he calls iranian aggression. algeria's transitional government says it's counseling july's presidential election it's a move protesters have been demanding for weeks after the removal of president of the seas would defeat the us government and israeli forces have entered the al aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem they use pepper spray and detained a number of palestinians who were attending pray is at the mosque. germany's social democratic party leader has resigned casting dollars over the future of the ruling coalition the s.p.d.

was you to vote on andrea now mrs position on tuesday after she chose to stay in coalition with going to merkel's conservatives the move was criticized by the party's left both parties in germany's winning coalition suffered heavy losses at last week's european parliamentary elections let's bring in dominic cain our correspondent in berlin so dominic what does this resignation mean for the social democrats. they were fully in the short term it means they have to find a new party leader and leader in parliament but that's just the start of their difficulties because as you were saying there this party is reaching historic lows in the opinion polls but also election results one poll out in the last few hours puts the party on 12 percent that is the worst poll rating that party has ever had and it gives you a sense of the dissatisfaction that there is in society with the social democrats the point to make here is that electorally this party is really has really has got

the skates under it because if you look at the last 5 elections have taken place since and they're not us took the leadership of the party well the last 4 out of 5 of those elections the point to make here is that when the party agreed to go back into coalition a grand coalition with angela merkel's christian democrats there was a bitter debate within party in the party membership about whether it was the right thing or not to do at the time 2 thirds of party members voted to go into coalition saying that it was better to put germany's national interests ahead of the social democrats party interest but there were voices at the time that said no this is going to cause real difficulty for us in elections and so it has proved the question that social democrats will have to are not just about who is their leader what sort of policies do we want that leader to choose and to try to implement is whether they want to stay in government with angela merkel or they have

a real dilemma if they were to pull out of the coalition government that might precipitate an early election and if their opinion poll ratings barely 14 percent in some 12 in others as i said if they were to be replicated in a general election well then there's very little chance whatsoever of the social democrats would get back into any kind of government so right now this question about what happens next is a very fundamental philosophical question that cuts right to the very heart of social democracy here in germany dominic cane in berlin thank you. u.s. president donald trump says britain should walk away from the e.u. and be prepared to leave with a no deal brek said as his latest comment in a controversial lead up to a 3 day u.k. state visit to all of our them i wouldn't pay $50000000000.00 a big number would be $50000000000.00 as big i'm only saying this from a simple i would not it's a tremendous number it will get what they want to walk away yes. this is their

decision which is this clearly. if you don't get the deal you want if you don't get a fair deal then you walk away. al-jazeera is need baka has more from london. another bombshell intervention in british politics from donald trump a day before here arrives here in the u.k. for a 3 day state visit you know appears to be advocating a no deal breaks it which is likely to go down very well amongst british politicians who share that point of view including the ex foreign secretary and hard line breaks a tear boris johnson who donald trump described earlier as having the potential to be an excellent prime minister donald trump's words may well also be interpreted as meaning that the u.s. is prepared to cut trading relations and deals with the u.k. post brecht's it but given the ongoing trade wars we've china and trade disputes with mexico there are some here that the word about whether or not the u.k.

can really trust trump going forward what's not going to go down very well among some of the established political parties here is trump suggestion that nigel farage the leader of the newly formed brics it party be involved in any kind of ongoing negotiations with the e.u. going forward the brics of party don't a significant blow against the leading conservative party in recent european parliamentary elections should we be surprised by trump's intervention ahead of his arrival here to the u.k. possibly not when he was last here last summer ahead of his working visit he suggested that the u.k. should sue the european union raising some questions over how much donald trump we really understand about the workings of european politics china has taken a firm stance on u.s. trade naming washington for the setback in negotiations beijing accuses the united

states of being an untrustworthy negotiator and says a trade war is only hurting america's economy adrian brown has more from beijing. a trade dispute the began almost a year ago is intensifying in an unusual move officials from the commerce ministry held a news conference on a sunday morning to present a report outlining china's position in the stalled trade negotiations up to 3000000 u.s. jobs were at risk it warns and it was the trumpet ministration not china backtracking on previous commitments nothing is agreed until everything is agreed and he warned china will never yield to pressure. if one side as will not respect another size sovereignty and the core interests forcing one side to see through pressure to gain a result that is only beneficial to one side and this kind of negotiation will not

succeed and china's government is now promising new measures set to further escalate the trade tensions on friday china's commerce ministry announced it was a stablish ing a blacklist of foreign firms deemed a threat to china's national interest more details are expected in the coming days but analysts say it's almost certainly a response to the impending ban on u.s. technology exports to china's biggest tech company a move that's likely to further unsettle foreign business executives in china u.s. ones in particular on saturday there was more chinese retaliation when terrorists were raised by up to 25 percent on $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports the list detailing the new levies running to 132 pages they applied to a wide range of products everything from meat and victim and pills to seasonings and auto parts. china's president xi jinping and president donald trump will have

an opportunity to talk again at the g. 20 summit in japan later this month but on sunday the vice minister said he didn't know if the 2 would now meet adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. twitter has apologized for suspending accounts critical of the chinese government ahead of the anniversary of the 10 men square massacre to say mox 80 years since chinese troops rolled in tanks to clear unarmed pro-democracy protesters from the capital's main square a violent crackdown is one of the most heavily censored topics in china in a rare knowledge rant of the incident china's defense minister justified the government's actions the sudan government or so thundering younger don't worry that not everybody is concerned about tiananmen after 30 years throughout the 30 years china under the communist party is undergone many changes do you think the government was wrong with the handling of june 4th but it was a conclusion to that incident there was a political turmoil that the central government needed to quell the government was decisive in stopping the turbulence that was the correct policy. the philippines is

building his 1st military base on its northernmost island is uninhabited and taiwan is just 80 kilometers away. linda going traveled with the philippines military to yami island and reports now on why the facility is so important. people here say it's talked about like mythical islands in the children's book a place so remote many thought there was no way to get there. but the philippine military invited us on the trip. and after almost 2 days of travel we finally arrived at the island. yemi is also known as. the northernmost to put the philippines taiwan. for the last 2 years the philippine military has been quietly building a maritime zone here it's not in a contested area as it's well within the philippines exclusive economic zone but

the philippine military is thinking ahead to the area of the naval forces or. the. very vast waters with other naval forces in the archipelago yummy the island is highly strategic it's facing a key waterway that connects the pacific ocean the east china sea and the south china sea. at a time when the administration is highly criticized for its. person. for. the philippine military has been. in the north. we have a responsibility. right braving the rough seas luis has been fishing here for more than 50 years he says

a foreign poachers with larger fishing vessels have been. bullying local fishermen like him for decades he says he is grateful for the shelter that's been built here for them. and move them up i never imagined that this was possible in my lifetime before we were helpless as who watch for a nurse to throw dynamite in front of us food security is a growing issue not just in the philippines but in a region with competing claims over territorial waters and analysts see this may well be the next milegi flashpoint. as the flag is raised and the national anthem reverberates on this now occupied island the philippine navy promises to increase its patrols here on the northern front. dogon al-jazeera island northern philippines shows a antonio studio is

a defense and security analyst in manila says it's an important area that needs to be monitored. it will be a listening and a monitoring air post for the philippine military because that area of that island is in the middle of 2 channels channel and well in tongue channel which are all waterways that connect the east china sea to the south china sea or portions of the rest of the pins the us we would call it here and that is a major interdiction point ok so. i will be frank here by saying that chinese military vessels for example can be monitored in terms of their ingress and egress all of that of the south china sea or is trying to see leading towards the central pacific so. the possibility of that playing a very big role in in monitoring those activities is quite high and of course there

is always the potential for base improvement knowledge base improvement by itself need actually not just be a unilateral affair by the philippines because we have to remember that the philippine in that diary is works very closely with the united states military so it is also possible that such a facility me be assisted by the us government in matters of installing sensitive listening and monitoring devices there and even perhaps upgrading the could be abilities of the philippine military to undertake its missions and its mandate in that particular part of the philippines. in mexico nearly 8 and a half 1000 people were mad in the 1st 3 months of this year present pace of adore has promised to tackle the problem with a new security force called the national guard john heilemann has the latest nasiri is now looking at the president's 1st 6 months in office and. record murder levels

in mexico it's clear the president and his mother will not preserve the daughter needed a plan to bring the killings down this is it or a big part of it the national guard branded as a new security force it's actually made up of the same soldiers marines and federal police that have been deployed to mexico's hotspots 2 years now $50000.00 of them will be stuck together in the new food and give an extra will permanent policing powers its 1st deployment in a tip line in the southeastern state of veracruz the force was sent here up to 13 people including a baby who recently killed at a party. many residents are relieved including local doctor and community leader laurel petty's. when the gang says had gone past the limits there was no want to control them right now they're being stopped and it's tangible

there's still kidnappings and robberies but they've gone down. with the relief some are worried about a militarize force permanently on the streets armed forces temporarily deployed across the years have committed human rights abuses illustrate that the lenses marines were involved in the disappearance of a son hackle as it's happening to other the force disappearances haven't stopped and if the national guard comes with carte blanche to do what it wants they'll go on that's what we don't want more disappearances more human rights violations there is another issue now and the new force has been promised is the government really going to come through the president will preside over the board announced almost a month ago that it was already operational here in. minute to plan but in 2 days in the city we haven't seen a single member of the national guard and that's only going to lead to questions is this for real or just to show. we were unable to put those questions to the new national guard commander.