that china can cooperate with other countries in space that's because the united states continues to bar china from participating in the international space station also backed by other countries who have fraught relations with beijing right now. china wants to become a major space power by 2030 and has demonstrated this in recent years with visits to the moon the launch of a long crude probe to mars and now the beginnings of its 1st fully operational space station adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. and this is our to 0 these at the top stories there's been more violence in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces cracking down on palestinian protesters for a 2nd day the palestinian red crescent says at least 90 people were injured when armed police tried to clear muslims gathering on the holderness night of ramadan had

a faucet has more from occupied east jerusalem the israeli security forces have pretty much cleared a great deal of the square here close to damascus gate they are filtering people who are allowing access into the old city itself but this follows several hours of pretty continuous. patterns of skirmishes where there would be brief respite ites before again they would either be bottles thrown plastic bottles thrown by palestinian protesters or seemingly without immediate provocation israeli security forces would move in dozens of people mostly schoolgirls have been killed in multiple blasts outside the school in the afghan capital kabul president ashraf ghani says the taliban were behind the attack but they on group says eisel is to blame. india's supreme court has has set up a task force to ensure the delivery of medical oxygen across the country as

criticism months over the government's response to the covert 900 surge several states in india are now going into lockdown as officials try to bring the spiraling outbreak under control scotland's pro independence parties have won a majority in parliamentary elections scottish national party leader nicolas sturgeon wants to see a 2nd referendum on independence and u.k. prime minister blair is johnson says a 2nd vote would be irresponsible and reckless and london mayor said he can and has been re-elected for a 2nd time giving a boost to the opposition labor party after a disappointing run in local u.k. elections con 155 percent of the vote defeating prime minister barak is johnson's conservative candidate became the 1st muslim man of the western capital when he was 1st elected in 2016 and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story in about half an hour.

my hound and afghanistan's was 2. a battle to save palestinians from a trigger is the latest rallying call against israel hundreds have been injured in violent protests so why is tension over this small neighborhood heating up now this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong on a shake draw makes up just

a tiny part of occupied east jerusalem but the area is a major source of tension between palestinians and israelis a recent order to evict palestinian families has triggered violent protests particularly around a mosque not far away. israeli security forces fighting gas and stun grenades to disperse demonstrators on friday more than 200 people were injured the un the u.s. and the e.u. all calling for restraint sorry for such explains why shaikh general's future is so contentious. this has become a nightly scene in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shakes. vigils and protests aggressively broken up by israeli security forces at stake the homes of hundreds of palestinians long subject to an eviction campaign the current tensions were sparked partly by this viral video in which local woman could confront

a jewish settler your mother married her. it was the dollar judgment of just how close mourners family and 3 others are to being forced out they've lodged a final appeal with israel's supreme court which is now saying it will hold another session on monday when his father bill who's already had one house seized by settlers fears what could happen if the court rules against them. will be in the streets because all of us like me we are old people we don't work we don't have incomes and the cheapest went around here is $2000.00 how can we afford the homes were built for palestinian refugees in an arrangement between the united nations and jordan during the period of jordanian rule after 948 a jewish settler organization says the land was owned by jews before 948 and should be returned in light of israel's seizure of east jerusalem in 1967 the lawyer representing the palestinian families says their counter claims of ownership have

not been properly assessed by the courts we dealing with the domestic legal. system it rejects and denies international humanitarian law. should be applied to. the families legal battle has been constrained by the limits of israel which israel seeks to apply here in occupied east jerusalem and there is another legal argument based on international law and israel's obligations as an occupying power an argument that requires political pressure somehow has come. from campaign groups and diplomats in recent weeks britain's mission to the palestinians tweeting out this video statement the restitution and planning rules here and their implementation are unfair and they breach israel's obligations as an occupying power since the start of the holy month of ramadan tensions in east jerusalem have been unusually high from gaza hamas is military wing is warning of

a high price for israeli actions in shape. the consequences of a massive action here could be felt well beyond the families under threat of losing their homes. harry force of al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem social media sites have been accused of blocking content on the protests instagram removed several videos and photos carrying the save. in english and in arabic including those posted by al-jazeera some activists say their facebook and twitter post were blocked instagram apologized and blamed a bug in the system the other social media platforms haven't yet responded. joining us now are our guests in a key part east jerusalem federal hud that a political activist and member of the palestinian people's party the p.p.p. in london you'll see michael the professor of international relations and associate fellow of the middle east and north africa program at chatham house and in boston

rami corey senior public policy fellow and professor at the american university in beirut rami is also a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school a warm welcome to you all it like to begin occupied east jerusalem with the. we've seen of fictions like this take place over several decades they've happened in other neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem yet this one seems to cut right to the core of what is going on between the israelis and the palestinians and has become a very popular cause why is that. when you know if another as i have since a. many cases happened sure not one of them as in charge this is lies and if that proof kane same exact is taking place it's not is there are 20 a tremendous source because number of persons are going to be kicked out of their

own houses and we are we are we are. accusing is that. those who are. we taking a really is a justice taking away in who when it is horses who are taking their inhuman t. action anti our the. the who population that i say are in chipchura they don't take into consideration that it isn't either who there are settlers were replaced by christine and fairies nobody is accusing them even a days ago they were story to cheer and so on you don't see justice and over there you see only police and israeli military actions are perfect in those illegal settlers who are confiscating our houses and

sitting in kicking those families live in emperors who work by them if you years ago so where is justice red is if. you are in need are. he really don't see it. it is the. actions that are really supporting is all spacey and families who are placed in ships. why did andy and your jordanian government since $956.00 an hour after and the. federal budget what are they what are the legal mechanisms are there any legal mechanisms that will allow the palestinians to be able to stay in their homes under israeli law their own diggin issues is. those people who

said sure. to leave me are is there is a place to hide to jordan government and. your honor law since that period but in defect to different people as other places that they said that the after see years of meetings here jordan government a little help of the owner who are you with. just heard there is those houses in the family nice but this isn't happened and it will had started 96 in 1987 and didn't continue the case so will do seems that in such conditions the settlers have their eyes to be appraised by those families in such conditions what any

ory really don't see that those friendly is. the one who will be accused they were to run short of placed in those houses instead over. their own as it's their dead last since thank you for their neck my bridge and difference between it and the bat and those illegal sitters that i now go read to keep those but the scene in family saudi at it's in it but it became like it twice before then in like in $48.00 s. it's rare confiscated and the writ kicked out from that as it's by the israelis in $84.00 to $80.00 or a 1000000 they met by you and now this is a net loss for them well let's talk about that let's talk about the actual laws itself i want to bring in. who joins us from london you'll see what all the jewish

activists the juror said is what laws are they using to make the claim that they actually own those properties before $940.00 as far as i could walk out these autumn an era laws that they using only. well. let's look at your service it's certainly going to matter because it's a political system for more so what the special some doing though whose english to you know to execute their own political is not the g. intentional deliberate attempt to make the 2 states so their solution to handle it impossible now from a legal point of view yes some of these houses went on before length in 48 by jewish families and i don't think anyone would dispute it but at the same time so much of the property was on inside the zone not in the occupied territories in cities seem to get in line by the 750000 origin of the few jews and i don't think they anyone of them all 'd the descendants of the refugees we

find any of them indian is the only cause we claim to know all the so the ownership is there but this time next year to look at the family politica so that now it sort of goes back to that to that issue glencoe and and i hope they will consider a little understand that in the but also from the last yes they might be on a ship there but the results of these might mean much worse in political terms in terms of. well for violence and you know to to say to the status quo delusional the status quo and yours and i want to is there is an occupation which 40 percent of the issues no i it's very little light and 60 percent of the jewish population is the 9th and the palestinians are not the same access to to justice to the cotton is no it is the jewish population but you'll see a lot of what we're hearing from the palestinian side is that actually in those neighborhoods under jordanian law when they were under when it was jordan they were

given protected residence status which means they're allowed to live there so what is that what is the political motivation behind this white like i just i'm trying to understand if there is not a legal case what's the political motivation behind it. then of the political will to say sion of dissent let us all of them in government well it is those who know them and they don't want to lash of the interest of the settlers used to make it to a state solution based on jew was an ems force capital of fees and and palestine completely impossible what they're trying to encircle by joining to give the jewish neighborhood militants ensued one day is a very similar situation all all 'd all in their ship job at the same time to exclude from jew was a learned long shot in the refugee camp to the movie which favors the jewish

population in jerusalem and when they finished to encircle the old city with jewish enable this would make it almost by the way from there we make it almost impossible to have it between palestine and palestinians that if you have a happens and it's capital you know who tunis jews are well let me bring in rami hoary here in boston rami once again the jewish settlers are riding roughshod over international law whether it's humanitarian law or whether it's designed to protect those who are in the occupation all who have been displaced from their homes though the jewish settlers are doing this as you'll see pointed out with support tacit support from their supporters were then the israeli knesset is that anything the international community can do the un the e.u. and the us a call for restraint and that's not happening. the modern history suggests that there is nothing the international community is going to do except issue strong

statements that are not followed up by actions that the real situation is that you have the full force of the israeli state and the broader a zionist movement that started over a century ago supporting the judy eyes ation of a land and power a sign that. at the balfour declaration $1015.00 was 93 percent palestinian arab and 67 percent jewish say that the sun sutlers running wild you've got the israeli army in military forces more or less supporting them you've got the political system in israel which is increasingly right of center supporting them and you have the legal system and israel supporting them and there's a new element now which is not really new it's been there again since 1015 tilt to now which is very successful zionist israeli manipulation of the international media through various mechanisms that they use lobbying and intimidation septra to try to silence the palestinian voice and to have the israeli narrative dominate the

global media that this is just self-defense we're just applying the law and of course this is what all the thoughts there in an autocratic regimes around the world do they say we're just applying the law well the law is designed to create a jewish state and the land that had been overwhelmingly arab and this is the continuation from the neck but 4748 until today that's the underlying political issue and it has to be addressed politically the palestinians are essentially leaderless no the jerusalem palestinians are doubly leaderless because the israelis have not allowed any palestinian institutions in jerusalem to persist and work community groups political groups so they only thing they can do is throw plastic chairs and and shoes on and stones and they do that and this is why this immense. the popular resistance comes up spontaneously every time there's something in jerusalem you get thousands and thousands of palestinians out in the streets just

standing there trying to say we're not leaving we're not going anywhere what you're actually talking about i think and let's not shy away from using what is effectively apartheid right is that we are saying. well apartheid already exists and we've had the human rights watch and other selim and other people israeli internationals respected groups say that this is an apartheid like system there's no there's no doubt about that what it is is a sustained century old judaization program and what had been arab palestine and is still going on they used many techniques they deny palestinians in jerusalem the right to live there if they spend more than 6 months or whatever it is outside of jerusalem they take away the residency cards that make it impossible for people to travel and work they've only allowed about 5 percent i think of palestinians to be immunized against the virus now so that the name of the zionist movement and the state of israel as modern incarnation is to keep minimizing the number of

palestinians arabs there so that you can have a predominantly or totally jewish state that the terrible irony of the cruelty of this both for the palestinians and the arabs and the israelis specially for the israelis the number of palestinian arabs now between the jordan river and the mediterranean is greater than the number of jewish israelis there it's a quite an extraordinary reality and this is something that the israelis don't know how to deal with they call it a demographic threat which is racist in its own way son this is so that's the bigger picture and it needs a political resolution that needs of resolution either 2 states or one democratic state democratic single state the israelis will never accept. so 2 states is the only thing that might work and that's becoming increasingly difficult because of the judy isolation then colonization program of the israeli government and the world seems to accept that they don't really there's no major international pressure until now and this is doubly tragic for the palestinians and for the rule

of international law well let's bring in fatah how that ahead in occupied east jerusalem a guest in boston ron horia said actually it needs political pressure but there is no body. to put that pressure on the palestinians are as we've discussed in effect leaderless. and in occupied east jerusalem israeli pointed out the doubly leaderless i mean wary where can you go from head i think. kristof or pro or explanation is what you mean by. if you're from this channel we are it is ingomar courses high really you know very well is that is it and this is a missed movement or around the were are a taking us as has been bench and the floor here is interposed today

and this review we are able to hire our producers towards having a really justice and having the establishment and their mission of our state with its is using them as a capitan only this and to fall off the united nations they can ration to be improved improved because really are. really really really i really. surprised not taking any actions the actions to now 2 words democracy 2 words heavy duty justice in our county jurors having peace through or is it we're not using a tiny sign is his feet beside israel. re astrally citizens we have the goodness in but they don't want as you know very well and has been rich and they don't want to look nice ours so. from here on really want every

single egg to feast at alderwood to be risen us to support us to be interjected with us and to push mortgage forward to firm up in definition under international your parents will have to implement this little one read gone with a we don't ask who are. they to punish isn't it for it's community from now well let's let's bring in your solicitor in your seem a little bit. of a he's one of the people that kind of understands what israel might be thinking is israel playing a very dangerous game if those 70550 families get every bit of us has to react and have us nose in gaza itself if they don't react the gazans will do something if they react that means there's another more tensions in the gaza strip that the issue shake draw isn't just about occupied east jerusalem anymore it's

a cross palestinian issue and that could mean that the might be another war in gaza because hamas will have to react is that is that true do you think. i have a clue she and i think it's early days playing very dangerous getting i think is a limits complaints see i would even say no guns think that they can do whatever we like whether it's in in journalism and or the entire west bank they feel that we do research to normalization of relations other cults in the middle east know nothing what to fear i would say to think also change these. these are society you know really this is it it's much worse than it used to be including the political instability in other aspects of these and society not that it should be the palestinian side but it's something that easily society should leave you warning about its own come out and how it's lost since $967.00 is the most.

being yet this can will evident you wasn't as in my focus most of the course there's a lot can lead to clashes in the angel alone because we're getting even worse what we've seen in the last 48 hours in the last few weeks it can lead to a war in gaza and we saw in 2000 that this was the luger for the 2nd intifada because of it but definitely it its leader so this is something that is a little shoe to take into account but when i say leadership where is the leadership we need right now in this post that it will i mean the stories because you know we didn't we squashing case in type to stay in power and out of jail. to phone when we are running out of time i do want to come to rami hoary as well rami is an interesting word that you'll see michael berg use that we don't really hear it very often anymore but intifada are we looking at a potential 3rd intifada when it comes the possums and by infighting we mean

revolution. well and the father is a popular uprising and to just express people's humanity and their refusal to acquiesce in their own. suppression and dehumanization and oppression and that this is already going on there's a slow and a father that's been going on for the last 25 years and occasionally bursts out into the 2 big ones but even and to fathers even have mass firing missiles none of these have resolved the issue they've only seen israeli colonise ation expand settler violence expand and the continued support of the israeli political and legal systems supporting what the settlers are doing so what they're the only way that this issue is going to be resolved is either of there is a serious international intervention to force both sides to negotiate a reasonable agreement that's reasonable for the israelis and the palestinians

which i believe can still be done or it's going to come from within these societies in terms of either tremendous clashes or miraculously some enlightened leaderships on both sides which is also possible but we don't see signs of it unlike the leaders might pull their people away from the brink there are now into a really a continuation of the of the negotiations with had 40 years of negotiations with their own list 0 results and i think you have to go back to recognize that the zionist colonization of our sign is a process that has been going on since the late 19th century we're now into the 3rd century of this process and the palestinians keep resisting keep fighting there were 750000 palestinian refugees in 1948 who fled or were driven out there now somewhere around 4 or 5000000 and so the numbers game is very much against

israel they legal game is also probably against israel if you see the. creasing global affirmation of his really hard job and at some point soon the political support that israel has almost total political support in the west is starting to crumble because people see the consequences of letting this situation drag on and it's terrible for the israelis as your son is terrible for the palestinians right well i want to thank all our guests we are sadly out of time a fad or other that you'll see michael berg and rami khouri and thank you too for watching you can see this and all our other previous programs again any time by visiting our web sites out 0 dot com and for further discussion that's for facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me imran khan and a whole team here and. i

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