they did huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone. after 3 elections and more than a year of deadlock israel's new unity government is finally sworn in this says afghanistan's political rivals reach a deal but they still have a fight on their hands to produce peace. on our intake of this is our jazeera live from london also coming up. jay about sonora supporters demand an end to brazil's lockdown as the virus spreads upriver

from man hours into vulnerable indigenous reserves. churches in greece reopened their doors to the faithful after shouting in march. and america's newest military branch the space force launches its 1st mission. and after 3 failed election is repeated attempts to make a deal and more than a year of stalemate a new israeli government has finally been sworn in and on time prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his political rival benny gantz agreed to share power each will spend 18 months in charge or a force that reports from west jerusalem. even after 3 inconclusive elections and being charged in 3 corruption cases benjamin netanyahu

has shown once again that he's going nowhere moved off of the old hours of great responsibility binny gains and i decided to form a unity government and avoid a few of the really how far how did the division and distrust remain evident in this unity deal now who in his former rival benny gantz have written into it all kinds of guards against betrayal sworn in similar taney asli as prime minister and alternate netanyahu to go 1st and dance after 18 months unprecedented 36 ministries shared equally. we decided to take national responsibility especially at this time israel needs a national government that represents broad sections of the country after more than 10 years the era of government by one half of the nation is over we are here to represent those who felt they had no voice in leading this country but guns also predicted bitter arguments to come one big difference their position on an exciting 30 percent of the occupied west bank under the terms of the trump peace plan dances

calling for a delay in consultation netanyahu is doubling down and was it is time to apply israeli law and writes a glorious chapter in the history of zionism this state doesn't delay peace it brings it closer because peace must be based on the truth and the truth is that there are hundreds of thousands of settlers and you dare and sumeria under the coalition deal netanyahu can bring an extension for a vote any time after july the 1st veto power of the terms of the deal say that annexation has to be carried out in coordination with the us and must not threaten any regional peace treaties and now the u.s. seems to be signaling that it wants to see a delay and jordan's king says annexation would cause massive conflict with israel netanyahu and ganso the new government answers the. all of the israeli people at a time of pandemic and economic crisis began to swarm opposition ally says it serves the interests of politicians not voters

a cold look at have his government was established 0 trust between the partners everything through lawyers and court debates overriding the basic laws people who don't believe a word the other says. it is at least been our functioning government the 1st israel has had in nearly 18 months but its structure is unprecedented in faces severe tests of the impact of the coronavirus an accession and having a prime minister whose corruption trial is due to start next sunday's are a force that al-jazeera western. afghanistan's latest political crisis has also come to an end with the president and his rival signing a power sharing agreement ashraf ghani and up to her daughter had been locked in a months long few devil last years disputed election of below will lead the council for peace talks and some of his team or be part of the cabinet progress comes as the country grapples with a rapid spread of coronavirus along with violence that saw dozens killed last week including newborn babies. i mean taking me as the lead afghanistan research at

chatham house he says outside pressures to force the political rivals to work together. we have now like anywhere in the world the covert 19 of honest on for example a know it has the potential to be unfortunately the epicenter in the region if it's not contained for instance secondly president trump and trumpet ministration is an entirely different game of the us foreign policy compared to the obama administration and president jiang zemin very clear he does not want to be the policeman of the honest one as he puts it so i think the political elite and i want us on have come to really realisation that they have to work together in order to move forward even of that means that they're going to work together in circumstances that they don't like to work with each other but it has to be done for their own survival but also for making sure that some kind of move forward happens and also the taleban process of of reconciliation with them which of the

moment is stuck after the agreement was signed and ohio and then the febrile between the u.s. and the taliban to which the afghan government was not a party so that has these are the 3 things and my view that are changed and 14 and the political elite and. the weeks the marathon hours in the brazilian amazon has been appealing for help to tackle the corona virus outbreak now covered 900 spreading up river deeper into vulnerable indigenous communities tribe members say people are getting sick and dying on indigenous reserves without proper health care people who live on the 2 rivers that marriage to form the allison have been trying to protect their reserves from the virus i think pleading for donations while awaiting government deliveries of food a few medical workers in indigenous areas black any sort of protective protective equipment hundreds of brazilians have driven to the country's presidential palace

in a show of support for right wing leader shy about a narrow. he sounded horns and waved flags to display their approval of course in our stance on ending lockdown measures across the country the president has criticized restrictions imposed by some governors in brazil to stop the spread of infection is a snare himself came out to greet his supporters and pose for photos on sunday while wearing a face mask. with outbreak has killed more than 15000 people in brazil and there are more than 233000 confirmed cases across the country nonetheless president both are as repeatedly downplayed the risks and keeps pushing to reopen the economy that's left many people feeling left to battle a pandemic on their own private to has more. this specialized hospital agree or disturb our state is on the frontline of

brazil's fight against the corner virus the country is the worst affected in latin america and the state has the 2nd highest number of deaths most hospitals are running out of blood and the intensive care units are good while what is today's big problem it's the law of supply and demand the number of doctors very low we're looking for more doctors to hire to run this hospital 100 percent this disease isn't kidding around whoever thinks it's a joke is going to lose their life people have to take precautions. to ensure that . this neighborhood is one of the poorest in sao paulo and the fire as has taken many people's friends family members and neighbors the district. has some of the highest numbers of deaths in the city. clergy were trick is lost his mother to the virus and his father is recovering in a field hospital he's spending his time distributing 3 meals put those who can't

afford to eat let me say. i have a mission to fulfill and i'm sure my mother is supporting me at this moment i'm sure she's looking at me wherever she is and saying go and play your part a mission that seems critical in a place where social distancing i'm going in water seem like a luxury here to bear we have all these advice about social isolation wash your hands stay at home but at a price of milk last the richest ones. brazil has some of the highest number of reported deaths and infections in the world but experts say a lot of testing means there could be many more. brazil's health minister has stepped down after just weeks in the job the 2nd minister to go so the pandemic began preston job also now has a post. sounds amounts to reopen the choir soon though the disease that he's called a little sioux is taking the lives and causing much hardship.

al-jazeera. has to more about all this with us on the ramp here to who's in bogota so we've heard growing criticism of us in our over his handling of the crisis but we saw a lot of his supporters out earlier how much support does he actually have. look the latest polls show that somewhere between 20 to 30 percent of the electorate in brazil still staunchly supports both the natural and they are highly motivated as they are showing taking to the streets practically twice a week now for the last month in the city of so powell also in the capital brasilia as they've done again today on sunday in their cars trucks honking making a lot of noise and least in the capital these rallies usually end up in front of

the presidential palace in his supporters are greeted by the president himself with a number of ministers people from his into raj and at times like it happened today with some of the leaders of the evangelical churches the christian right that really represents the base of his support now these people say that they are out there to defend the president defend the executive power in the country that they see as under attack from other powers in the country like congress like the supreme court that gave the ok to start an investigation on the president for allegedly trying to interfere in police investigations in corruption cases against the his sons once again they were greeted today by the president himself the novelty was that for the 1st time he was wearing a face mask as were most of the people who were with him not so much among those

protesting this might show that he's taking somewhat more seriously what's happening in brazil the country that now is the war to with the highest number of cases anywhere in the world that that's not the case if we listen to what he's saying because once again he said that the. for those who support these isolation measures will be i mean unemployment hunger and mystery of what he calls the tyranny of isolation and meantime the fears for those indigenous reserves are up river from now. absolutely the capital of the brazilian amazon my mouse it's already and has been for a while the city with the highest number of coronavirus cases per capita anywhere in brazil and this is very very problematic and worrisome because

the health service is there or ready to deal with such with such a crisis we've seen it we've reported in past days and weeks unfortunately there had to open mass graves to deal with a very high number of deaths and they don't know how many of them are due to the 19 this sees that's because testing is very limited in so far out there it is we're trying to limit the spread of the virus to the capital but unfortunately we're now seeing a number of cases that have been detected in tribes there live in remote areas up river from my now as there are roughly 776000 indigenous people from different tribes that live there or facially there are only 162 confirmed cases in 11 deaths but there's practically no testing in those

areas healthcare workers have a very difficult time to reach those areas and in many cases they don't have proper p.p. protective elements to help with the population there so there's a lot of warre 6 the consequences of this thread for these indigenous population in these areas are close to the border with colombia and peru and we're also seeing higher number of cases in those countries near the border with brazil on friday the president of colombia called for a ministerial level summit where. their counterparts in brazil to try and come up with some more coordinated efforts to deal with this situation but so far the only thing that they really agree that on west to send their military and try to limit the movement of people and what are very very porous borders and start i'm here to

thank you very much. across europe countries is slowly emerging from their strict lock downs the 1st time in 2 months spain has reported a daily death toll of less than $100.00 but the risk of a 2nd wave of infections means many does continue to urge caution and the continent's worst hit country the u.k. still considering how and when to reopen schools that's when you're going to report . soaring temperatures high humidity the 1st heat wave of the year has descended on greece in the capital afghans the easing of the lockdown did little to tempt people onto its streets instead it was the beaches that many drifted towards travel across the mainland will be allowed for monday but it will be another week after that before it's islands will allow visitors again. slowly the country continues to open up. it's churches unlock their doors to the faithful for the 1st time in 2 months. i'm taking precautions because they ordered it not so much

because i'm afraid i always kept distancing and kept apart from my grandchildren. in the u.k. the lockdown has been extended until at least the end of june the war weather has attempted few on to the beaches here confusion over the government's new guidelines remains as well as efforts to reopen schools government ministers and scientists attempt to calm fears that allowing children back could cause infections to rise it does seem from what we know now that children are getting it. and certainly. from the disease from one country trying to emerge from lock down to another still in self isolation russia has the world's 2nd fastest rate of new infections behind the united states with moscow the epicenter of its epidemic more than 1700 new

cases were recorded on sunday the number of deaths from covert 19 has now surpassed 2600 much lower compared to the u.s. u.k. and italy but questions still remain about how russia is registering those deaths and whether it's attributing them to causes. al-jazeera. health workers in belgium who staged a silent protest during a visit from the prime minister they turned their backs to a government motorcade arriving for a tour at a hospital in brussels are opposed to the government's handling of the outbreak particularly with budget cuts and the recruitment of unqualified nursing staff belgium has the highest per capita fatality rate in the world with more than $9000.00 coronavirus deaths began lifting restrictions at the beginning of this month. india has extended its nationwide lockdown to the end of this month or now move 91000 cases across the country and nearly 3000 people have died india 1st

introduced strict social and economic restrictions on march the 25th the lockdown has been extended several times and had been due to expire at midnight the government says schools shops and other public places will remain mostly closed but rules could be slightly relaxed in areas with no numbers of cases. kuwait and qatar both say they will start jailing or fining people who go outside without wearing a face mask anyone caught without face protection in qatar will have to pay nearly $55000.00 or face up to 3 years in prison the country has had more than 32900 factions and 15 deaths. still had the soft power. to resist. so. war tax in the war of words between the u.s. president and the man who came before him. and he played a major part in financing the syrian president's war effort bashar assad's cousin

is refusing to release his lucrative grip of syria's top mobile operator. we have same record breaking heat in the southeast corner of your loss to clear skies down here we see temperatures just nudging up to around the 40 degree mark in parts of getting close in greece further north as bits and pieces of shabby rain just around the plain pushing across remain and then some. cooler weather a little further north still so we see some wet weather around the baltic states pushing over into that western side all russia a chance of one or 2 showers just pushing into northern areas of the british isles before many as you can see it's looking fine a driver plenty of sunshine and the temperatures will warm up nicely as we go on

into cheese day could touch 2324 there for london and paris star some showers into central areas of italy by the states maybe you'll say into the balkans but if they thought if a little less hot $29.00 celsius there in athens a $33.00 in ankara as we go on into cheesed and they will sunshine that stretches across the other side of the mediterranean laws to clear skies here some bits and pieces of fat with a cloud across the north of africa you might just catch your challenge in northern areas of algeria one posits needs here is well for many it is try and find the showers popping up now around the gulf of guinea stretching right across into the ethiopian highlands. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to become a fish closure on the job and investigation reveals how even the smallest devices

have deadly environmental and health costs we think ok we'll send our you waste to china but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe death by design on al-jazeera. the. entertainer much of the top stories here now are syria israel's new government has finally been sworn in after 3 inconclusive elections and more than a year of political paralysis on minister benjamin netanyahu and his former rival benny gantz who had the administration. a political deal has also been reached in afghanistan with president ashraf ghani and his rival

a standing power sharing deal that ends months of stalemate following september's disputed election. and despite wearing a face mask brazil's president is again ignored his country's own social distancing guidelines jury of osun are continues to downplay an outbreak has now killed more than 15000 people in his country. the us president has hit back at criticism from his predecessor but his government has from bold its response to the pandemic speaking as he arrived back at the white house from his weekend retreat at camp david donald trump again boasted that a cure would be found soon without providing any evidence the u.s. has the largest number of virus deaths and infections in the world by far more than 89000 people have died and there are more than 1400000 cases. the message progress is big on many fronts including. coming up with.

a cure for this horrible plague that as we said our country i think a lot of things just happen very good very few working weekends it was a good week a lot of very good things to happen. he was a president that's all i can say grossly. 100 joins us live from chicago john that sort of surprised the trunk reacted quite strongly to obama's criticism. that's right president trump has made something of a short political career attacking barack obama really beginning with the time that he kept demanding that obama present his birth certificate the accusation being that he actually was not born in the u.s. and so now he's criticizing obama he's been blaming the obama administration 3 years into the trumpet ministration for the handling of the pandemic saying that

bamma left him obama left him unprepared and you had some pretty harsh words from president obama who never invoked the name trump in these graduation speeches that he gave but made it very clear that he felt that the trumpet ministration was doing a poor job telling kids that they should do the right thing essentially saying this administration was not doing it that echoes what obama has been saying in private meetings with other people some of which has leaked so this time it was trump firing back at obama but trump has been accusing obama of causing much of his problems for 3 years now john with the u.s. death toll oppression 90000 how does trump the seem to be handling the crisis by aside from the bonnet and by the general public. well it certainly hurt his property larry here in the u.s. there's about 37 percent of the u.s. population that seems to be in favor of trump no matter what happens but right now you've gotten roughly 90000 there are about 300000 deaths worldwide that means

almost one in 3 are here in the united states and when you compare it with places like north korea where the arc of the virus began at roughly the same time that they got it under control much quicker he has been rather heavily criticized here in the u.s. and that's one of the reasons many people believe that trump is deflecting to obama that he wants a diversion that takes the focus off of him and that's why you keep hearing him talk about obama gate this is a right wing conspiracy theory that suggests obama was trying to frame him with the russia investigation before his administration had ever begun john hendren thank you very much indeed. a regional somali governor and 3 bodyguards have been killed in a suicide attack claimed by the al shabaab group it took a ram to cock carrying the group before detonating an explosive in cairo and then would you agree to kind of affiliate was driven out 9 years ago still controls

swathes of countryside the governor of nearby put it planned it was killed in similar circumstances. bundy's the governing party has staged its final rally ahead of the general election next week it will be the country's 1st competitive presidential election since the civil war in 1903 but their affair is political violence could derail it and u.n. observers have been banned from monitoring it the governing party has named former army general. as its candidate he's a close ally of president and currencies are who's stepping down after 15 years and made accusations of political repression. but what we've seen over the past few months and especially the last few weeks during the campaign that kicked over on the 27th of april that the ruling party in the government is really trying to show that this is that this is a legitimate electoral process so that means that there are currently 7

presidential candidates with 2 main ones they have been able to campaign freely to organize rallies and to to mobilize the population to to give the impression to the bruni ns and the outside world that this is a live image electoral process. a syrian government an armed group. have carried out a prisoner exchange in aleppo. the. government released 4 fighters from the group while the rebels freed a colonel and soldier from the syrian army. it took place at a crossing in western aleppo with the help of the syrian red crescent have been several prisoner swaps in aleppo over the past 18 months. a rift between the syrian president and his billionaire cousin appears to be widening in a 16 minute video posted online by rush hour assad's cousin rami mcclure says he refuses to step down as head of the country's largest mobile operator he said the

collapse of syria tel would be a catastrophic setback for the nation's economy and claims he is under pressure to hand over profits from his empire or face arrest acoustic thought to have played a big role in bankrolling assad's military campaigns. i won't step down if i resign i would be fabian the company and the country the height of the war i did not abandon my country my president all my folks to do it now. it would winning editor of a prominent egyptian online newspaper has been detained by security forces. media outlets says that lena tyler was arrested outside a prison in the capital cairo she was interviewing the mother of jailed activist are abdel fattah arrest is the latest in a crackdown that's been criticized by human rights groups the un and the committee for the protection of journalists dozens of activists have been arrested during

protests against the demolition of albania's national theater but he's pulled several protesters away from the building in the capital tirana before heavy machinery started to pull it down when he continued to rally after the demolition and police used pepper spray to disperse the crowd the government's decision to destroy the theater was opposed by artists who wanted it renovated instead. news branch of america's military the space force has launched its 1st mission. and liftoff of united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket which. the online spacecraft blasted off from cape canaveral in florida after being delayed a day by bad weather officials haven't revealed the purpose of the mission which is classified nor are they saying how long it will remain an obit sort of powered vessel has flown several times before but this is its 1st mission with the space force which was an established in december. x. $37.00 b. is a really interesting machine it's a really reusable spacecraft it is autonomous it flies without crew it can be

rapidly reconfigured the coast wide variety of experiments and it can take off from standard launch pads in standard rockets under ferns and it can land autonomous lee through public airspace could one catch up any time on a website that just about is dot com. top stories are now jazeera israel's new government has finally been sworn in after months of political paralysis and 3 deadlocked elections on minister benjamin netanyahu and his former rival turned partner benny gantz will head the administration that you know who is due to stand trial on corruption charges will leave the country for 18 months before swapping with accounts. there's also been political agreement in afghanistan with president ashraf ghani and his rival

a doula signing a power sharing deal ends months of stalemate or in september as disputed election which both men claim to have won how many will continue to leave the country well i do know will appoint half of the cabinet with us and threatens to cut a $1000000000.00 in aid if the 2 men could not find agreement countries long running war has seen a spike in violent attacks in the past week as it battles the coronavirus pandemic . in the us president trump has continued to tout the possibility of vaccine for the virus will be available soon without offering any evidence to back up his claim he also attacked his predecessor barack obama who criticized his handling of the outbreak. the measures progress is being made on many fronts exuding. coming up with. a cure for this horrible way that we set our country i think a lot of big development very good very good your work did we go there was

a good weekend a lot of very good big development. here. but he was an incompetent president that's all i can say grossly is garbage. in brazil president has ignored his country's own social distancing guidelines wearing a face mask he appeared with a group of people in front of support has hundreds of dr as earlier joined a rally in the capital to support him as an hour's continue to downplay an outbreak that's killed more than 15000 people in his country with more than 200000 people infected. there's the top stories do stay with us talk to there is next with a former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power about more news straight after that i finished.

school the ability. september 26th seen nearly 2 months before the then presidential term the donald trump's election president barack obama spoke at the un general assembly design address this hall as president for the final time. let me work out. the progress that we've made a quarter century after the end of the cold. the world is by many measures less violent and more prosperous than ever before. but with millions of people displaced worldwide. unresolved conflicts forget.