i started off leaving this other grand suite, the commodore hotel, the next room i was in was underground in a tiny prison. so as a hostage, a was the commodore war her tells on al, jazeera, me, the israeli police despise protest, isn't the shout. you're unable to occupied east jerusalem. it follows the arrest of a prominent accident. ah, hello, i'm marianne was in london watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program a day off to be released from israeli custody al jazeera journalist, yavara dairy says she will not be silent. mexican,

turn out to vote and election that scene as a major mid term test for the president and his economic agenda. and then i, jerry and mega church preach had t b. joshua because my influential tele, vangelis has died at the age of 57. ah. hello, welcome to the program. we begin this hour and occupied east jerusalem, and the neighborhood of shaft ra, where for weeks i've been tensions of plans to forcibly evict palestinian families will. on sunday, the situation was tested again after the arrest of an activist whose family faces eviction. myrna al code has now been released, but she says she was targeted because of the role she and her brother of played in a campaign to stop the evictions on the abil. hamid reports now from occupied east jerusalem. she is back at home,

released with no charge and no condition. when l call was detained early sunday morning, when israeli police raided her family home, her twin brother mohammed, who wasn't there, the time, was served a notice to present himself to the police station and occupied east jerusalem. yeah, he said that he but this isn't commendation, nothing more because they know on june 8th, israel's attorney general, she has opinion. so they want to intimidate the residence of the neighborhood. these are the policies of the occupation, intimidation and fear. why did they close our road because we made our voices heard that she became the symbol of their plight as she documented everyday life in the neighbourhood. the code of the family has already lost part of their property, a jewish settler originally from brooklyn, new york lives behind those wooden panels. you my feelings, my have, and if i don't feel someone else going to know conversation between him and mona

went viral. several other properties on the same street were taken over by settlers . one on the brother were taking to this police station and occupied east jerusalem, where just a day before i just 0 correspondence. giovanni deary was also being interrogated. but the lady was covering a protest and so the very of the families in hansen went could lose their home without being given substitute housing. she was someone else called when she was overpowered, handcuff and dragged by israeli soldiers where there is left arm was fractured during the violent arrest. what i'm seeing now on the guns after all these years, this time, after all these years. this is the 1st time we see this, i'm believable, is treating towards join us and specially towards 0 after covering all what happened in babylon,

modes and ships in the lock. so most in guys especially but they, they want the camera to be broken as they broke it yesterday with my colleague, missouri, we, they wanted the microphone to be on the gaunt. but we are telling them that the microphone and the come it all we say. and we will continue, nothing will stop us, nothing. we faced more than this and we will continue. israeli police, an army have so far been heavy handed with both journalists and those voicing disorders, verity for palestinians facing forceful evictions. this was the scene outside the police station, as one of father was talking to journalists. the street where she lived had seen many crackdown despite it all mona's voice had become a difficult one to say that the meet you were in occupied east. jerusalem also

continued to follow developments in garza where weeks after israeli, as strikes destroyed thousands of homes in the territory. palestinians of only just started to clear out the rumble. that was a lack of equipment. and that of course, delayed the process. egypt has now sent in heavy machinery, needed to remove the tons of debris from flatten buildings. and as you know, i said reports, display families who have been forced to shelter at un ron schools hoping to rebuild their homes as soon as possible. the finally, the rebel is being removed. it's been more than 2 weeks since a cease fire was declared in god's done after israeli forces bombarded this tread. officials here don't have the resources or machinery to do this job on their own. so egypt sent in a convoy of figures, cranes and trucks to help with the huge task of clearing dep breeze and what's left of people's homes. well, no, no, no. do you have a battery i, when we asked the donor parties to provide us with help. and egypt has carried out

the support by providing the necessary machinery and cruise to assist the removal of at least 200000 tons of rubble that obstructed the movement of people and transported. the removal of rebel means the beginning of the reconstruction process for many families here. 100 amino kolpak who lost members of his family in his building didn't wait for the gyptian machinery to arrive. he hired a private crane operator to remove the rebel from his destroy home, but i knew that i heard that the machinery arrived, but i'm in a hurry to rebuild my home. so i brought my own contract to speed up the removal of the rubble. a demand, the speeding up of the reconstruction process for the families who have been displaced from their homes. mohammed sham molly lost his story and source of livelihood when israel's military targeted one of the building near by. now he has

no source of income to feed his family alone. i'm hung up i under the electric shop that was targeted in the israeli attacks. i have hope that with the arrival of the egyptian machinery, the rubble will be cleared. soon. my shop will be rebuilt. i really hope it doesn't take too long. it was short, but devastating warri. it killed hundreds of people, an injured thousands more. many have been displaced. hundreds of policy in families hearing god, now homeless after israel and destroyed their homes, was fun. all slept for them to do now is wave in the hope of 3 building c, l, u, 0 god, i will now mexican devoting in an election that's being seen as a test for the president under his monologue,

has open the door and choosing members of the low house of congress, state governors and local politicians, are going to say the results will show if the president's policies still have support. but the run up the election was mobbed by violence and dozens of candidates murdered by suspected gangs. while there is john hallman joins this live now from a polling station in mexico city. john, you've been doing a series of in depth reports in michigan state about the the violence and drug cartels that tell us about how that relates to this election in the way in which criminal gangs assertive trying to, to push their way deeper into politics. yeah, exactly, that actually i wanted to tell you about one town in particular that we visited, which was called with tom mo. and i remember in that town we talked to one just man who had a show up there. do you think any of your politicians a claim? one would answer? no. we spoke to another man who told us about who each candidate was affiliated

with in terms of different gangs. there were 10 or 12 other people that we spoke to that just didn't want to answer at 2 through fear. so that was sort of a sense of how the population. so the room politicians, not just in that town, but in several different areas of mexico, which organized crime is so imbedded in society and in the political fragment were visiting that town with tumble. because one of the candidates for men was actually wanted actively wanted by the us drug enforcement agency and other candidate had actually been convicted of murder and it since got out of jail. so the choice is quite an extreme case. no, but in the choices in various different parts of mexico that having those problems with organized crime oblique to the citizens and also for politicians at times. the politicians in these, those areas of the country we've been told by kind of some cells, their positions are also difficult. they say they're between

a rock and hard place if they don't do what one guy or another says they could end up that themselves. and that seems to be what's happened this election, we're talking about 90 or more politicians that have been killed even related to organized crime, perhaps trying to stop criminal groups and different municipalities, but either way, paying a price. that's something that the federal government and president lope is off the door, is still going to be around off these elections. he's got 3 more years yet to serve . it's going to have to come to terms with and going to have to deal with the, the record levels of violence and met her right now. and that's been the last 2 years on the impact on politics. he gave a press conference just this week in which he said the was peace and tranquility as the elections came up. so the, the impression that it gives from that is that perhaps the government has a way to go in terms of recognizing and coming to grips with that problem. thank you very much, john. home and reporting all not from mexico city. thank you. also following

political developments improve the voting is on the way in the presidential run of them will than 25000000 people to register to vote was predicted to be a closely for contest. voters have to choose between 2 formulas from opposite sides of the political spectrum. right, we can take off, would you more, is the daughter of jailed x present alberto for g. maury. if elected, she's promised to pardon her father, convicted of human rights violations and hold to corruption case against herself. she says she'll maintain economic stability and free market policies. and then left is pedro castillo is a little known school teacher and union leader. he has galvanized support from throughs rural poor vining to high taxes on multinational companies and rewrite the countries constitution. the norwegian refugee council list. molly is one of the wealth most neglected conflicts. with more than 7000000 people needing humanitarian assistance,

and 350000 people displaced this year alone. nicholas hark reports now from a make shift camp in the capital bama co. an act of defiance and freedom and smoking with something arm groups wouldn't allow him to do. after being caught about mounting fighters of the arm group, germonti sought obviously one was the mean and affiliate the volcano. hudson depot was abducted. he was given a choice, join the fight or be killed. he escaped last week, finding his way to the slaughter house on the outskirts of domco. i'm so scared, even here, i'm afraid because there are foreman's giving back information and the data will find you. or if you go back to the village vill cut you up. the al qaeda fairly controls. a large swamp of land in the center of the rules are shot. playing football is forbidden even listening to the read you are watching tv is banned. girls are shrouded in black cloth and forced into marriage, including hudson's wife, was now being held captive probably going to. the last year the norwegian refugee

council says more than $350000.00 people fled the region was agencies say a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding in areas out of their revision crisis is not only if it's a critic crisis, it is also human. terry and crisis development, crisis, political crisis, etc. so the solutions should be quality, should go beyond military focus, which has not so far. it has not resulted in more security for 4 people while these military gentle to power last week in a 2nd to a 9 month thing. they can do what the civilian government can invest, restore state authority, none of the people that we met. and this makes his camp wants to return home despite assurances from the un peacekeeping mission, the french forces and the valiant state. they say they're being killed,

not just by arm groups, but also by the money an army hudson's father was reading the koran with a group of men at a wedding ceremony. when molly and security forces started shooting way, killing him, until there is dialogue between the armed groups and the malia and army, and i feel like nothing will change. volumes will continue to die. last december un investigators told the un security council that they suspect maryan defense and security forces of committing war crimes killing those they are meant to protect with arm groups to intensify intact. this has led hoss on wondering who to trust and whether they can be any piece in molly. anytime soon, on the nicholas hawk al jazeera bama co comes to lead for you on the program. the u . k is accused of abandoning some of the world's most vulnerable people are lash it for a budget. ah

ah, hello, it's been funded. try for much of australia recently that's about to change. but if you down towards the southeast where it will sound somewhat, when 3, over the next couple of days, brisk wayne spring up, you see the tightly packed ice above rolling in here at a coal from fat, scared to sweep its way through the bike. that's heading towards tasmania, it'll run across the path south, east of south australia. it'll run across much of victoria. so make the most of monday. 20 celsius in adelaide. 800 celsius in melbourne. come tuesday. those temperatures dropped back to around 13 degrees in the cold weather, the strong and possibly damaging winds and also some very, very heavy rain. possibly with some snow over the high gratification i was also making their way into new south wales bits and pieces of cloud. and rain also affected the fall north of new zealand with some rather windy weather here as well

. they say the winds are raising from what was left of tropical storm chow. one that's now making your way up towards japan, but it's not so much a concern in terms of what the winds will do over even the rain actually is fizzling out. it has joined up with them. i you from seasonal range, they will continue into taiwan over the next couple of days. further flooding is likely here, heavy showers for southern parts of china and sharing. with the in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval period in the field of mathematics. the term algebra can be traced back to the arabic word algebra. we're going to the limit to the technology 40 percent. often with beta found they gave us the final building block find the discovered at medieval times in science and

a golden age with jim alkalinity on al jazeera o. a welcome back. our main stories. now, prominent chef resident una kurt has been released officers ready forces arrested her home and occupied east jerusalem on sunday. police 5 don grenades. this bus protest is outside the police station where she was being held. meanwhile, i'll just, there are correspondent you there, but he says that she has left hospital now after receiving treatment for a front sure. in her hand, during right, by writing forces, she says that john is in the occupied territories, will not be silent. and mexican,

the voting and local elections of pole is being seen as a crucial test for the presidents. money has abra door and thousands of candidates have been noted by suspected gang and run up to the old us vice president, come on, harris will had to guatemala soon on her 1st foreign trip after a technical issue delayed her departure. once in guatemala, she'll be discussing the migrant crisis and its root causes like poverty, violence and corruption, us immigration policies of lead to tighter border controls across central america. but as manuel rapids ports from the central highlands of guatemala, that doesn't seem to be discouraging. those who are determined to make the journey the village is indeed here, poverty has forced many to migrate to the united states without a moment or at the moment the problem we have in our community is that harvesters are no longer yielding enough food to me as to ladders says 3 of 7 children have

left guatemala for the us, including his oldest son who died in an accident. 7 years ago after crossing the border. tomas tells us that smuggler charged his son $16000.00 to get him into the us. a debt that fell on 2 months after his son's death remarried her. what my 1st son left. i gave him the title to this land. i gave it to you. and then i had to pay off the depth in order to save the land. the migration from central america has been on the rise in recent years, but the journey north is expensive and migrants are often forced to rely on money lenders, who except collateral, like the title persons home in exchange for cash. despite efforts by regional governments to curb migration, there is no indication that migrant numbers are declining. let me ask, you know, why my name is no way to stop migration. the only thing that happens when governments place limits on migrants is that it increases the cost. like drugs,

if control on drugs increases just increases the price min, so the guatemalan citizens sight extreme poverty and a lack of opportunity as the overwhelming reasons for leaving the country. but experts argue the government here is actually benefiting from migration. nearly 3000000 water, most citizens are estimated to be living in the united states and the money migrant sent back home as remittances. now counts for more than 16 percent of g d. p. according to a recent study, have brought us into america. it's very comfortable for central american governments to allow people to lead. it means less social pressure, less demand on resources, and remittances for migrants means more economic gain. in guatemala, money from remittances, already exceeds money from our principal exports to muscle. that is, says he too would pack up and leave for the united states if you could afford it. as economic conditions in the country, only seem to be worsening. he's hoping things can only get better from here. manuel revenue al jazeera,

guatemala central highland hope francis has called reconciliation and healing. after the remains of $215.00 children were found in canada. this discovery was made last month in the grounds of a former catholic school for indigenous children. it was one of several school seeking to assimilate children forcibly by separation and from that parents. but the head of the catholic church stopped short of making the direct apology demanded by many canadians, including the prime minister, just intruder. ne is better. how can issue, did you maintain the sad discovery further raises awareness of the pain and suffering of the pass made a political and religious authorities of canada continued to collaborate with determination to shed light on that sad story. and humbly commit themselves to part the reconciliation and healing. so with these difficult moments represent a strong appeal for all of us to move away from the ideological calling isolation of to day,

and walk side by side and dialogue and mutual respect. and in the recognition of the rights and cultural values of old daughters and sons of canada, turkeys environment minister has promised to protect the country, sees after an outbreak of so called cease not in the sea of lamara. the fixed lime called nuclear, is excrete it by algo, which is fed by sewage industrial pollution and warming seas. and it's blocking sunlight and oxygen posing a threat to marine life. and the fishing industry soon concealed reports from the mama. it's thick, slimy, and devastating for marine life in the sea of the form of my cell. it some are calling cease not has been here for nearly 3 months. so to be the largest to hit turkey calls, this sludge is chalking a fly underwater. it's a naturally occurring phenomena, but in the province south of system,

both high population and treated sewage, household and industrial waste dumped into the water have contributed to the problem. 25000000 people live in the market region alone, and at least half of turkey, factories and manufacturing facilities are in this area. all the cooling, natural disaster. no, it's not. this is a waste of ships don't counts and ours. the see doesn't accept it anymore. we are desperate. we are told the missile, it hits the coast every 5 years, but only for $3.00 to $4.00 days. but this time it's not going away at all. we should get a dog look if it continues like this. fishermen won't be able even cost the net also the see snow sticks on the fish lines and tapes as well. it means we may have to type a boat and i see die ball. this is not was 1st spot at last october months later, turkeys environment and urban station ministry stepped up through our workshops was

hundreds of experts and n g o representatives. last week it announced emergency plan to put an end to the message. we need some sante, please, if we begin taking measures in memorial today, it will take 6 or 7 years to finish his music. but the main threat is not the dirt on the surface, but what is 30 meters deep? the water temperature in the mar, mercy has rise, and by at least 2 degrees, because of climate change. experts say the problem should have been foreseen long ago as the people have mis routed the waters for decades and efforts now to clean the sea. don't seem sufficient enough unless coupled with another quick waste management policy and a strong auditing mechanism. many fear the former sludge on the surface is just the start of a bigger problem and turkeys in our see of marg, margaret risks becoming at that c. c. now because all the al jazeera daresha,

cordelia province. now, shank is navy, is recovered the day to record it from a stricken cargo ship of the coast of colombo, the and the express. paul partially sank this week. it's been on fire. it had been on fire for 13 days and was carrying oil, nitric acid, and other hazardous chemicals. police are looking to compare information from the data recorder against the cruise statement to determine what happened. the u. k has been accused of abandoning some of the world's most vulnerable people after its decision to cut foreign aid spending by 5000000000 dollars. britain is the well 3rd biggest international donor off to the united states and germany. at least a $140000000.00 will be slashed from the case humanitarian budget for yemen. and this is the push government proposed to host the g 7 summit. and you barca has more from london. when g 7 leaders assemble here in cornwall,

on friday, ruby chums for britain to furnish its reputation overseas. the turmoil of breakfast in the past few months, the u. k shifted its foreign policy away from europe to india, japan and australia government to spend billions of dollars on the state of the aircraft carrier. currently on a world tour, bringing british sea power to the reaches of its former empire. but where britain used to lead the way in supporting the wells most vulnerable people, the governments now and to fire for slashing. it's for an a budget by 5 and a half $1000000000.00. including relief for yemen. the world worst humanitarian disaster were cash strapped projects of face enclosure because also a un children's agency, unicef and other life saving projects in syria. ethiopia, and i've got hundreds of charities. academics and activists have signed a joint letter urging the government to reconsider that doesn't make any sense,

economically, financially, politically, diplomatically, of course, morally, are in the humanitarian consequences. and i'm very much afraid of something that we're told as temporary will become permanent. the british foreign office says the cancer part of a strategic shift in government spending a response to the economic shock caused by the global pandemic. this yesterday is that when the worst is over there, spending on foreign aid will steadily increase the find the pandemic official international development assistance in 2020 rose to his highest level ever. the u . s. is the biggest, a donor followed by germany. britain is 3rd. all the other g 7 countries or at least maintaining, if not increasing their aid. so germany from japan, the us, they were increasing their 8 despite times being tough at home, while the u. k is decreasing,

so it's isolating itself just when it needs to be leading the way. prime in a support johnson now face is a major rebellion about the count. the growing number of m. p 's including the former prime minister, theresa may lacking an amendment to force the government to make up the shortfall when it comes to foreign aid. a growing number of voices urging britain to lead from the front. the bar couches era, london and news from nigeria were a popular evangelical preacher, t b. joshua has died at the age of 57. believe the influential tele vangelis died on saturday, shortly after conducting a live broadcast. i was you, there is ahmed. interest has more than this now from a boucher pastor tv. georgia is one of them was successful television to live in niger and across africa. he's got millions of followers here in this country as well as across africa and the rest of the world. the amount of tribute received so far from across the world, i shows how popular he is with his supporters and in the television journalism

sector, he rose to prominence in the 1990. when there was a book, an explosion of sort of television isn't here in nigeria and across africa. thousands, tens of thousands of people follow his preachings every day online. and of course, when it's time for washing at this church in lagos, tens of thousands will gather to hear him speak. and he listen to not only by the ordinary niger and the ordinary african. but of course leaders and politicians as well as other influential people across africa and the rest of the world. now he predicts every yeah at the start of every. yeah, a lot of his followers are listen carefully and watch out for his predictions for the yeah. now he's also influential when he talks about politics in nigeria, there are many cases a pastor, d, b, joshua had to come to address critical national issues. those issues may not be popular with politicians, but he speaks his mind is also controversial. his ministry claims to treat several

invoices online, and of course there was a time that you to have to shut down his journal because of claims that the company things are great, just and verifiable. now pastor joshua passes on and a lot of people will be watching closely to see how his ministry survives, he's leaving behind a legal charge that has spread its wings, not only in africa, but the rest of the world. ah, look at the main stories now and prominent shaft, your resident luna. l could has been me, staff, the israeli forces arrested her home and occupied east jerusalem on sunday. early anthony sides, done grenades to disperse. protest is outside a police station, calling 5 release israelis trying to force to be remove her family and other palestinians in the neighborhood that we would intimidate.