sloth geopolitical conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption may on al-jazeera. ready. was it was fun islam's holiest night in israeli cracked only this dozens of palestinian protesters injured i'd sides the al aqsa mosque compound. hello there i'm a how am i hit in with the world's news on al-jazeera live from doha also coming out funerals are held for some of the 50 people killed in

a series of explosions their school incomparable says the victims were young schoolgirls more international ways arise in india where for a 2nd day 4000 people have died from covert 19 and. this algae is used in iraq so we can fill every bowl but it's also one of the most important watches of oxygen for our planet and it involved here. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his government firmly rejects pressure nots abilities in the occupied east jerusalem there's been widespread international condemnation of possible forced evictions of found syrian families from the neighborhoods meanwhile security has been tightened again this sunday for another night of violence and unrest outside the ask our mosque compound harri

force that reports from occupied east jerusalem. on the holiest night of ramadan more violence on the streets of occupied east jerusalem. the palestinian protesters threw water bottles israeli security forces use stun grenades foul smelling chemically laced water jets. and close up physical force the this man was beaten on the ground in front of us the. and then i should away into the night with no attempt to detain him it wasn't an isolated incident. so the period just before an around pres was relatively calm here and the mask escape in the last few minutes was a road runner who goes to another night with all the attention and scuffles broke would worry is that another potentially violent night could ensue in the following knows that potential was fulfilled the anger here isn't just about the scenes from

iraq so on friday when stun grenades we used inside the mosque itself it's been building over threats to forcibly evict palestinian families from their homes in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shakes. and. people solidarity gave us the power to continue with our peaceful resistance all that is peaceful solidarity against. we also any organization or governments to stand with us and help prevent the false holy fictions in shaikh shara. out of the way we are the rightful owners we are the owners of the land all we want is for them to stay away the forged papers they have to not make them the rightful owners. it's been present since the start of the holy month when pandemic weary people found a major post prayers gathering point bought off and it's been exacerbated by

interventions from the israeli far right we don't have no light at the end of that but we don't have a color because there is no peace process is jerusalem is occupied by israeli sovereignty in jerusalem it hasn't been recognized by the international community so we are sitting on a volcano there are concerns of a further deterioration on monday thousands of jewish israelis a set to march through the old city's muslim quarter to mark the israeli siege of east jerusalem in 1967 on the same day as a supreme court hearing on the shaikh if it should spur dangerous days ahead for a flashpoint city it can be both a focal point and a fuse the conflict within and far beyond its streets are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. the un and human rights groups have long accused israel of forcibly evict sing palestinians from their lands one

of the laws used to do this is called the absentee property law which allows israel to seize the properties of palestinians who fled over expelled in 1948 it creates properties that in areas that were later an expiring israel were palestinian private land also routinely confiscated through israeli zoning laws for agriculture military training and as natural reserves 100-006-2021 as you will demolish one and 3 thousands. 600 palestinian homes on and on pretext they weren't constructed lawfully or was necessary for military purposes and sense 2004 israel has destroyed or sealed more than 260 homes after alleged palestinian attacks well joining us now from tel of events yossi beilin former israeli minister of justice could have you with us here on al-jazeera. can you

explain why israel threatening to evict these families from their homes and shiksha well it is a very complicated issue and i can tell you according to the israeli law maybe it is ok but according to the general wisdom if you stupidity. i mean israel has lows in say 48 which unable to confiscate. the longing or so-called that missing people but i mean just leaning on that is already not enough and one has to understand that it is so complicated and so sensitive that to get into it in our of the neighborhood in east jerusalem and to say we are having the right to live here because we both from somebody or that we have the shi'a and the turkish filmy to do it is really not enough and i hope that

this supreme court or. the cold english of the world while we wait for that supreme court education you've called this decision stupidity and complex for the families living in these homes it's brutal and heartless given all of this what exactly do you think is it what will be achieved by pushing forward with such a divisive policy and arab neighborhood or what exactly does the netanyahu government hope to achieve with this inflammatory move. i hope very much that in the coming days then the government will disappear politically and that there will be a new government which would be much more sensitive and will not only deal with the issues of flows where the it is legal or not is not enough but what that it is human or not and we're doing it hurts us those people to be closer get closer to peace or the other way around because on both sides what you have are extremists

who would like to use any opportunity in order to inflame the situation and there is no place better than dead then the harm is showing because i mean historically the confrontations many of them between israelis and arabs began there i really hope that the majorities on both sides which are reasonable and the last thing that they need is an israeli police and drink how are michelle leaves and and then the usual questions who begin and who was more violent than the other it's really useless we really hope to get out of it and maybe maybe i'm not sure but maybe the new government in israel will contribute to to end this idiotic confrontations which go on 400 years and this is so where and where is this new government going to come from them because israel was already had for elections and

there doesn't appear to be much of a breakthrough there it sure seems that a state of political paralysis right now iran while this is going on families are expecting to be terrified of homes they've left and for generations so. where do you see the political change coming into it because anybody looking at the politics of it right now it doesn't see much hope for change as it stands. no i believe that there is a chance for i'm not sure about that but it is a very different government off right and left it's kind of a political experiment but but it is it worthwhile experiment in which this center left will have a very important say and i think that one of the contributions would be. to discourage u.s. efforts to expropriate. homes in whatever areas in east jerusalem no really needs it it helps nobody but the other side on

the other hand it irritates entails and good ever so i think that wisdom will prevail there is a chance for it to do you think there is a political appetite it is real for this more conciliatory. approach that you're. you're offering up here because in the elections netanyahu has been reaching out to the extreme right. extreme right flank for supports and in the elections the main winners have been the right the center right in the far right so so where is the israeli population or is there still a center left right there in israel and if so where are they i'm sure that most of the israelis. i'm hit. at least to see the israeli authorities if they evacuating and sending their people from their

homes and banishing them i mean this is the last thing that they need and we need there are extremists it is almost impossible to talk to them although it is drawing both sides but i'm speaking on my side and durai is to restrain them because they are very happy that there is fire in jerusalem this is what they need who knows why but this is not the only and we don't need it and we don't we want to relieve normally side by side with our neighbors the palestinians we know more or less what are the parameters of the final agreement between us and them and i think that one can do that i'm not sure that it will happen in the coming years of the of the. government my hope is that it we face the way to we'll see it at least and maybe

even mold and and and i think do you worry at all about how this is impacting our israel looks on the world stage jordan says it's war does your back you tell you it's barbaric violations of the sanctity of the compound pope francis has called for an end to the suffering we heard from the scottish for 1st minister condemning what's happening. in the. neighborhoods and certainly politicians in the u.s. as well are also to decry what they see as a very unreasonable position how worried are you about how all these events are reflecting on israel's public image globally. it does reflect and it worries me but i think that because all month because the bottom line is that we did not see there and believable scenes i mean that there is

confrontation the police is doing things they're. sorry but the bottom line is that it is containable so far it is going to continue good and of course i mean the world criticism is there and i appreciate that people are worried about it and also that they understand that putting the middle east on the side and saying and speaking about especially about the bad administration we will not deal with the middle east right now actually we will manage the conflict there is nothing like managing a conflict and today we can see ok you're see a bear in it great to get your thoughts thank you so much for joining us here on out of syria that c.s.c. very informed that your have as really minister of justice joining us there from tel aviv funeral so being held for the victims of 3 bomb explosions near

a school in afghanistan at least 50 people mainly schoolgirls were killed during the blasts and car bomb on saturday it active place in a mostly shia muslim neighborhood in western campbell where the taliban have condemned the attack tonight responsibility. 100 people were injured in those explosions doctors are struggling to provide enough medical care for the victims in local hospitals some families are so searching for missing relatives and there's a few of the well i was with a classmate of mine we were leaving the school and i was walking with her when the explosion happened my classmate died a few minutes later there was another explosion and then another everyone was screaming and there was blood everywhere one of the members of the fisherman that my house is in a street near the school i was in a shop when suddenly a vehicle exploded i rushed to the side because school students were coming out of the school suddenly a 2nd explosion happened over there i saw wounded victims everywhere. well mohammed

edris study exile is a senior advisor to afghanistan's interior minister he explained why the government believes the taliban is behind this attack this would be very very stupid to believe all about that. i mean look at the background look at you know history what i've been. doing. killing people and destroying our wood burning the schools killing innocent women activists young and best of understand what this is the about them this is what they do so no we know that this is taliban behind it in the park sons young that you know it's the pakistanis know the the international communities are aware of that now everyone is afraid of that august talking problem on our part held the targets off for the peace has begun and taliban has you know they have got a new strategy that we if we attack the army the answer of the of one forces we will plan for that but as an attack on the public and we would just say that it is

not touching it is the i.s.i. but behind the scenes everyone is aware of that the taliban in doha the taliban in pakistan in the shower. or that you have come armed to start the spring attack against the afghan government and people so the others know that that they are not fighting. the fee $1.00 of the very high ranking come on that in doha that yet is no other group but taliban are responsible and they have the power for big attacks in that once on. still ahead here on al-jazeera myanmar's military johnson labels an opposition government of ice to them peace a terrorist group. but china says remnants of its rocket have splashed down near the mole days after tumbling back to earth in an uncontrolled the entry.

point for the. sponsored plan qatar airways and asia we've got a blanket of rain over south korea it's passing through the sea of japan it's going to clip the western side of honshu but so keogh you will be dry on monday with a high of $25.00 degrees for southern areas of china we do have heavy rain in and around han it is falling across the young sea river valley and also seen some pockets of rain toward the pearl river valley in the forecast for you on monday across india are heaviest bouts of what weather potentially severe outbreaks of weather will be toward carola province heavy rounds of rains for them all deaves rate through into sri lanka but as has been the concern over the last few days these severe outbreaks of weather towards west bengal into bangladesh where we start to see yellows popping up on our map that means the risk is there to see some

severe storms certainly hail is a possibility for the middle east flooding has been a concern for a huge swath of afghanistan into northeastern sections of iran so i take you there right now and we've seen about 7 months 7 times the monthly average part of the problem is all of this rain is falling in the mountains trainee down the mountains that's rising tributaries and once again the rain will continue for the mountains across iran on monday. to qatar airways. heroes and humanitarian. portray to the old friend i was. the boss you know me julio who defended sarajevo against attack by serb forces. al-jazeera world looks back at the life of the loot you find getting. shall you know mine. just.

the on. my. face is al-jazeera quite right off the top stories for you this hour has been another night of violence in occupied east jerusalem outside the al aqsa mosque compound israeli police were seen hitting fighting palestinian protesters funerals are taking place victims of 3 bomb explosions near a school in afghanistan at least 50 people mainly schoolgirls were killed cheering the brasen karpal on saturday no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. protesters are gathering in the iraqi city of karbala where

a prominent activist was assassinated showing an early morning raids on identified gunmen stormed the home of you have all of us any on sunday carrying silenced weapons they say a search is underway for the attackers the iraqi commission for human rights says for the 550 people have been killed since a protest movement against the government began in 2019. for the 2nd day in a room with and force people have died of covert 19 in india infections show no sign of slowing their 400 ferguson's you cases confirmed on saturday several states have gone into lockdown but many are calling on the national government to impose a nationwide long time reports for mutually you know we've seen this crisis really build up over the last month month and a half and we've seen the virus shift and now we're seeing are in sudden india we're seeing a surge in rural india and you know what's really happening is that there is

a growing call for a well planned national lockdown but that that direction is not coming from the central government so what states are doing them posing their own version of fields and lockdowns now the latest data shows that nearly hauffe the cases that are coming in that we're seeing of covert $1000.00 in the country are coming in from the rural parts of the country the hinterland and that's really worrying because as you know in india it's already reeling under the pressures of this virus people scrambling for beds lack of oxygen rule in job barely has any of the facilities we're seeing in cities like delhi and bengal who also village barely have a primary health care providers several of them have to travel to towns and cities to access basic medical facilities there are barely any ventilators if at all also what's worrying is that rural india at this time is suffering a lot more than it did during the 1st wave the 1st big wave which is you know

september 2020 so the kids count and death toll has increased 4 times since the last wave. myanmar's military has designated a rival shadow governments and its defense force a terrorist group is blaming the national unity government for carrying out bombings arson and killings the unity government's made up of exiled lawmakers announced the so-called people's defense force to protect civilians from the military a local monitoring group says more than 770 people have been killed in the army's crackdown on protesters and secure protests are continuing their demonstrations in defiance of the crackdown in yangon dozens of young people who are different districts marched through the city center large crowds joined rallies in several other regions including mandalay and christian states joe wayne is a executive director of the burma human rights network based in london he says the military is not taking control of all regions and the national unity government has

the backing of different ethnic groups across me and my. in burma right now there are multiple arms school and they are no one can control completely any part of the country completing the country so that when the military gender trying to do the power is still failing is not getting that position here and on the other hand that we have a lead you to make people democratically elected government that is there and huge ego and national unity government which would form the whole the most important point here is a new government has a democratically elected government who's with a mandate from the people of burma those who are all for the people of power and they are standing up against that military officials we geve this terrorizing you know committing brutal crimes against humanity every day and every part of the past as you see that and you see government there exult go examine their within burma they are hiding and their communication with each other yet trying their best to

serve the people so we understand they have immense of challenges but the point here is what about the international community you know we are we so well we only have to have a lip service for the international community yes we see that there are sanctions are going on as some pressure is going on on the on the military but we needed tangible. you know effective support for this and huge government and people those who are supporting so what about the people you know not to overthrow the brutal regime china says when one of its biggest rockets has landed in the indian ocean after an uncontrolled re-entry into the earth's atmosphere coordinates for the spy the chinese space agency put the landing area here just west of the maltese not yet clear whether any debris lands is on the island so china says most turns up. the rocket skulled long march 5 flown 10 days ago carrying part of china's 1st private

space station nasa has criticized beijing for failing to control the separate saying it isn't missing sponsible standards 5 ians and there is a senior research fellow at the university of southern queensland's institute for advanced engineering and space sciences he says china is the only country that still allies the uncontrolled re entry of space junk large spaces can reach the ground but it doesn't happen too often and certainly not really where in populated areas today the main place that entered the atmosphere was about 20 tons and 30 meters long so that was certainly the single piece that entered the atmosphere once it entered the atmosphere it really broken up into many smaller pieces previously and one match for ip use being reported to drop a piece that was 12 meters long so you could imagine if there were people around that it would be dangerous but again landed in the ocean and that's where most of the space debris doesn't back and so this chinese long match is one of the 1st

rockets and it is only the 2nd of its type it's been launched by the main stage of the rockets at a very large component actually went over so this means it's all getting around the earth and that's what we've been tracking for the previous few days normally these rockets would be disposed of in a manner that means they drop into the ocean fairly quickly after the launch and don't go into an uncontrollable bit like this one with the set up they've got they can put more mass into orbit so for their actual space station about launching their i want to get more of that into orbit perales up costs both in mass and doubles and the result is of course that we have this one piece left over after woods for example people like space x. are of course really landing everything so they can reuse it and that seems to me like the international and global trend that's happening this single use is not really seen anywhere else outside of china so hopefully it won't be continuing in this line. chillag sports the lion's share of the world gets its phones in the

cell walls of bronze the reasons used widely in everyday products including cosmetics or we all grew up in underwater forests off to those long coastline but as the sea in human reports from pretty quickly it's known danger she's for growing black markets in illegal harvesting. added plants it's obvious the planet earth is more water than land. but if there are at 1st it looks like there's nothing but underneath there is extraordinary biodiversity one trunk of our can sustain move than 400 species there are snails sea urchins and then many it's where life begins coral these are map grow algae forests as indispensable for our survival as those that grow above ground to photosynthesis they absorb just as much c o 2 gas and together with phytoplankton and sea grass they produce nearly half of

our planet's oxygen there are also like nurseries for small fish to find shelter from predators. along 2000 kilometers of chile's pacific coast these forests can grow 40 metres high and live for up to 25 years but they are in danger i thought marcus on the road access there are areas especially in the north where the alligators being extracted indiscriminately. killing other muslims almost every day maybe a campus walks on to the edge of these rocks to catch a leader as it's called in chile it's hard work but it's escalating price has allowed her to send her 3 children to university. these widows who are out there are drying out here so that they can then be taken off to be sold and why is this algae in such high commercial demand big. they are the horse of alginate you probably have never heard of it but believe me. this is making your cars pass wards

of the most expensive type this variety. and this one called the black widow is used in making the plastics that we use practically every day. it's also used widely in the cosmetic industry from here it's taken to a processing plant to be chopped and shipped primarily to china and japan chile produces 40 percent of the world's alginate but much of it is harvested illegally and media companies says she only takes what the ocean throws out in the thick of it all this is what we call the head of the tree the ocean to root out to shore because it was no longer needed this isn't the same we're all that the boat extracts the fisherman dive cut it off from the head and kill it. licensed fishermen are allowed to rip out the algae a technique that was illegal until 1980. last year 500 tons were exported

half of it harvested without authorization in a thriving black market. chillies long coastline makes it difficult to police but there are other ways to help turn the tide like a systems for example from sitting or regrowth. tourist island bottom of the wood box in the car. it requires an investment yes but employing science to counter the depletion of natural species has already become a necessity so that as darwin once said we don't all perish you see in human al-jazeera peachey coolie chile. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines there's been another nights of violence in occupied east jerusalem outside the al aqsa mosque compound israeli

police were seen hitting the face of the palestinian protesters funerals are taking place for the victims of 3 bomb explosions the risk pool.