palestine sunburn, the stamp of defiance on al jazeera. and one documentary that nice. i'm was guy on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah. hello molly, inside. this is the news. our lie from day ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession immune response from the white house falling short of condemnation after the israeli attack on morning during the funeral, the al jazeera journalist to read now black tensions remain high as the anniversary

of israel's creation approaches mocked by palestinians as the knock, bah or catastrophe. ukraine says russian forces being pushed back in the battle for khaki and thousands of people all riding across the united states in their fight to protect abortion by. i'm adarine inter in italy at the eurovision song contest where the world's attention is focused on one band. not in school, the english f, a cup final has gone into extra time. the title disorder between liverpool and chelsea was go las after 90 minutes. ah . the palestinian authority says that it welcomes international support and investigating al jazeera journalists, sharina black lays. murder by story forces

ah, on friday serene was laid to rest, but not before israeli police attacked her funeral procession nearly forcing pull barras to drop her casket. the veteran journalist was shot in the head by ready for his own wednesday while she was on assignment in geneva. nick long is it occupied east jerusalem? he asked more than the international reaction to those images of israeli forces attacking bonus. it's been a quiet day here in occupied east jerusalem after the high emotion of serene. i will. atlas funeral we saw those extraordinary scenes with is ready forces pushing and shoving and kicking people caused getting really fell to the ground. the rear window of the hearse was smashed in, and all this drew widespread international criticism which will come to in just a 2nd. but 1st this from the israeli police, they said we will be looking into the events that ensued during the funeral. or the police commissioner in coordination with the minister of public security has

instructed an investigation to be conducted amongst the international criticism. there was this from the german foreign minister. as is mia. it's incredibly important to me and we've made it very clear that her death is explained in a transparent way. and it's even sadder that the funeral ceremony could not be held in peace and dignity. to be honest, i'm deeply shocked. it wouldn't let me now from the white house press secretary, we have all seen others images. they're obviously deeply disturbing. our we, this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there. the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost our her life on. we know that there is on we a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession to day in jerusalem . we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. gen sack either me well the calls grow for an open and independent investigation at the shrine. i will actually as death

a death keely felt here in the region and right across the world. will francis foreign minister expressed shock at the attack on morn as at fear at friday's funeral on twitter, john eve, literally, ann said that he was deeply shocked and appalled at the unacceptable violence than prevented the funeral procession. assuring alaska from taking place with peace and dignity. he's also condemned to death and is demanding a transparency investigation. with nick mentioned earlier, western leaders and media organizations have been on big us in the descriptions of israel's involvement and sharing a black metal. on the aftermath. on twitter, us secretary of state and need blinking said that the u. s. was troubled by images of israeli forces intruding on her funeral. i'll tell needs the us ambassador to israel said he encouraged an investigation into her death. persons about that israel shed a similar tweet urging for an investigation. western media have also chosen vague

language to describe the attacks against sharina funeral, using words like violence broke out, or that israeli forces antagonise mona's will be classed with police. that get more on the response in the us to sharina death and the off tomorrow. we can speak to phyllis bennett, who is a fellow at the institute for policy studies. she joins us by skype, washington, d. c. thank you for your time. how do you explain the u. s. government headlong rush to support the israeli army version of events of sharina murder? well, there's a very consistent pattern here in the u. s. has been for decades, the primary, political, economic, military strategic backer of israel. and it's, among other things been committed to preventing any level of accountability. so even though this time around, we saw somewhat of a shift in the tone from

a number of officials, members of congress, even some of the administration that seem to recognize that the humanity of palestinians in a way that often does not get acknowledged at all. we know that this is still this very cautious move to say, well, we can't make any judgments. we don't know what happened. i wanted to say, did you not see the 45 2nd video of the israeli police attacking the funeral procession? you know, we do know what happened. this is not a mystery. it is important that there be an international and credible investigation for sure. what i'm particularly concerned about though is that on 2 levels, number one, the united states has a history even when u. s. citizens were killed by israelis. we can go back to the case of, of rachel corrie, in 2003, a young activist who was working in gaza and was killed by an israeli soldier. using a bulldozer, a u. s. provided bulldozer as

a weapon. the in that case there was a great deal of sympathy expressed with to her family to her parents, her sisters. but at the same time, nothing was done. there was no pressure on israel that was serious. there was no answer given by the israelis to the u. s, and no consequences. and let me or i think we felt sorry to interrupt you, let me put to you another case, the killing of democracy g jamal, of course, wasn't a us citizen like serene was. and yet, in his case, his mother led to a diplomatic incident between the u. s. and saudi arabia, which is still not been resolved. the u. s. a course has a lot of vested interest in saudi arabia, just like in israel. yet their approach when it came to saudi arabia is completely different. why? well, there's a couple of reasons. as you say, there is a strategic relationship with saudi arabia. it's a relationship based on oil based on arms, et cetera. but at the end of the day,

israel's relationship with the u. s. is different. part of it is that saudi arabia, despite its close ties, it's government, close ties with us. government is also an arab country, an anti arab racism runs deep in the united states. and it runs deep in the u. s. government, so it was ultimately easier to condemn saudi arabia for its involvement. with the, with the killing of jamal shoji, you also had the washington post, one of the most influential a media outlets in this country that were continuing to keep the pressure on jerry, just exactly as al jazeera is doing now after the killing of sharina blacklist. but we have to recognize that the, the washington post has a different level of influence than al jazeera does. so, in all of these instances, i think what we have to recognize is that the u. s. is not operating out of a commitment to international law and protection of human rights protection of journalists and protection of palestinian lives, which is really the,

the essential question here. what i think we're, we're looking at is also the notion that in this case, very clearly us complicity has to be part of the investigation. why? because the u. s. provides $3800000000.00 or more every year of us tax money, directly to the israeli military without any level of accountability and u. s. laws, even putting aside international law. u. s. laws require that any unit of any military, including the idea that are found to be culpable in a grave, violation of human rights. and there is no question that this was a grave violation of sharina human rights. indeed, that is for us again, sorry to look into indeed. and the question now is do you think israel can conduct a fair investigation into screens? death? absolutely not. it never has, and at this stage with this kind of government,

i think that there is no way that it can or will, the question is what pressure will be brought to bear on israel both by the united states. if we do our work well here, to pressure our own governments, but also by the united nations, this is something that belongs on the docket of the international criminal court. it belongs at the un, the office of the high commissioner for human rights at the human rights council at the general assembly human rights committee. all of these agencies of the united nations should be involved, the notion that israel is going to investigate its own criminal behavior seriously is simply not going to happen. we can't rely on that. do you think the killing of serene a black li is given the palestinian cause new meaning and what could that mean? i'm not a palestinian so i can't speak for how this is seen among palestinians. what i know is that every palestinian, that i know has been in absolute desperate despair since her killing because she

played such an important symbolic role. i do know that it has given those of us who work for palestinian rights in the u. s. and globally, a new issue to keep the attention focus, to keep the pressure on for international engagement, to say that it's important that international human rights organizations, amnesty human rights watch that sell them, et cetera, have acknowledged and condemned israeli apartheid. but now there must be consequences for that. there must be consequences for things like the killing of a leading journalist sharina black. so the responsibility is on social movements who support palestinian rights? we can't simply stand back and say, well now our government sees so they have to take responsibility. we cannot assume that they will, we must assume that they won't unless new levels of pressure are brought to bear. and i think that sharina killing does provide that possibility for new pressure to

be brought to bear phyllis venice. thank you so much for your perspective fellow at the institute for policy studies speaking to is that from washington d. c. thank you. well, the palestinian president method abbas has received a delegation from out his era where he committed to investigating the killing of serene black lee. he said he would not accept these riley's taking pause in investigation. it was a commanded the bravery of al jazeera journalists and awarded sharon the store of jerusalem meadow and brother received the ward on her behalf. a. we will continue the investigation and will in no way allow israel to be a partner to this investigation because they are killers, and they are the ones who killed her. all this is adding to the tension there as a purchase 74 years of what's known as the knock or the catastrophe. that's when 700000 palestinians were expelled from bare land. and israel was created solidarity

march in support of palestinians has been held in london po brennan, was that some people on the battery of nevada in march here in central london by a march. as you can see behind the, attended by tens of thousands of people as far as i can estimate, i can't see the end of march and where on sunday and on the stage is just a few feet to my right hand side. you can hear people chanting from central, letting commemoration of this anniversary, given real poignancy on a certain amount of honda as well by the killing. in this past week of our colleague a, i'm joined now ha ha ha. who is the joe? all the palestinian solidarity campaign and come out, come out. you actually noon of usury? did you i'm actually in about 12 years ago in rome. allah. and she was a lovely person. she didn't over to she still couldn't. there was any,

she was very knowledgeable about. the situation here. coach was really typically devastating for me as a protestant in someone who i've met with unbelievably shocking footage of her killing. and then the callousness of the israeli for security forces one back to a funeral, almost dropping her off into the plenty more a heads on these al, including how young political blood won't necessarily mean change in lebanon, selection and sport. the top plan, women's tennis extends a winning run to $27.00 matches andes. here with that, ah, ukraine says russian troops are withdrawing from its 2nd largest city which, that bombarded for weeks. the russian army has apparently stopped its advance on

the northern parts of co cave in and now focusing on guarding supply routes. ukraine's military says russia has intensified its artillery and as strikes in the east and don't yet region. they've been pounding towns and villages. and then moving troops forward nearly 3 months into the war, said bag reports once an idyllic street on the edge of town. now, a giant crater, bricks and mortar ripped apart. this is all that remains after russian forces talk to the outskirts of baltimore in eastern ukraine, with many people's hearts and souls went to building these homes. the war has destroyed so many of them. but some people are glad to be alive and grateful for what they have left. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! thank god, everything is all right. what is there to be scared about? i have 6 children, 5 sons, and one daughter,

named grandsons. i've done everything in life. i could his feet crunch on shattered windows as he tries to salvage what he can. yes, 0, one of his few neighbors who still hear of his him a cigarette. in the same town, the russians hit this dormitory with a rocket. were told it was meant to take out a bunker that russians frequently use long range weapons to destroy targets anyway in ukraine with them. another deal is yes, we found all of that stuff to day in the morning when i had explosion. i went down on my knees and the shrapnel came over my head. some people told us they had seen ukrainian military uria. the front lines are not far away. the russians are making a push for more territory. and ambulance crew heads close to where the battle is taking place while they wait for casualties from the front line way given camouflaged for our vehicle.

ah. we've just had to take cover because a jet was flying overhead and we had to spread out. but this is what's happening on a daily basis for even those are trying to help them unit this no let up the fighting with forced to turn back. the constant sound of heavy artillery could be heard and felt all day. and old night. i sat bake i jazeera eastern ukraine, or g 7 foreign ministers have vowed to further enforce russia's economic and political isolation and jordan statement. they also said they would continue

supplying weapons to ukraine and pledged ease global food shortages caused by the wool. on friday, the eas foreign policy chief announced a father $520000000.00 in military aid. takia major nato member has accused finland and sweden of supporting kurdish armed groups. just as the 2 nations moved towards joining the nato alliance. the accession to the alliance is top of the agenda at a meeting of nato. foreign ministers in berlin, top diplomats from finland, sweden and tacky, will meet on saturday to try and resolve the dispute. i hope that the sweden will also decide to join nato to get there with finland, and that we are making the decisions simultaneously. and hopefully we'll give them or send the applications that we are willing to tornado together. i think this is crucial from the perspective of the whole, nordic and baltic c region,

the security, a region that we share. i think it's very important, but we are making the decisions to get there all in finland in sweden, do join nato. it would and decades of military non alignment than you taught neutrality was aimed at keeping good relations with russia. but the one ukraine has shifted public opinion. moscow says nordic nations joining nato would be another flying. can the alliance is military threat to russia and has promised consequences . they toledo say, the process will be smooth and swift attack he's president, has caused doubt on that, saying he's not positive buffington and sweden joining if they do join a would extend nato's border with russia by more than 1300 kilometers. but brief portez chief executive officer roth newson, global. he was director of policy planning adding to he explains tack his position on the wide at impacts if the expansion you have to obviously 2nd to come the

statement by a president on, i think a possibly genuine concern that those countries have indeed some hosts some, some groups which via do they consider a terrorist organization? on the other hand, i think there's also some genuine content which have to be went into by turkey. that the center of gravity of the alliance is movie. somehow more to the north, to the east. and there might be some content in a car that the seldom flag where turkey actually holding that play might be neglected. now, going forward. so it might be actually one way of trying to negotiate some confession from may to and from the united states, to show some more kind of proof of love and proof of commitment to also the region which are defined itself. the theme where known and recent key to to be an

important channel to engage with the russian leadership. but they think that way, not in the sense the knew where the interest of the your i thought peak and the europe. and i mean, he was and they know what the values are, so, so i will, i will make a distinction here in terms of impact. i mean, this is a very big deal from a political point of view because he signals to let me put in that the very thing that he claimed was just his justification for his action in ukraine is actually happening because of the very action in ukraine. and it's so, so from a political point of view, a short unity for the broader you are not the family. so it means a lot politically and from the practical point of view. and sweden will be bringing some significant capabilities and policies to the nato. a common part if you want, and especially field on the has re capable land forces which or was a bit of

a week we're going to for the line. so i think that would be bringing something and even healthy to solve some of the full plan. those problems in the nato's, a territorial defense poster. and the russian post is a pretty strict theme now. so i don't think they can do much more than symbolic stuff. they might be doing more in the new area where there might be signaling some kind of me sized possibly nuclear capable besides to cut off except some pressure on the boat to region. but it's kind of in a way to little to lay the trend of the with the left the station. but it is 11 on go to the polls on sunday. and the 1st general election since it's economic meltdown began in 2019. the powerful political establishment is seeking to be reelected. some younger faces also entering the race. so sad reports from beverage new faces all names. most of this politicians may be campaigning when i sit in

lebanon's parliament on sunday, but they are certain names or anything but me, you know, the 1st time candidate michelle more is one of the fresh faces seeking to be elected. but if somebody has been deeply rooted in the company's politics for decades, he's the son, a former deputy prime minister and defense minister. yes, more with his grandfather, michelle more also served as interior minister. and his mother is a doctor of a former president. and in the hold, if i am privileged and doesn't mean i don't know what's going around, going on around here, or in this district. every they i see people and i stay with people that are suffering in this crisis. my family has been in this a political world for the past 50 years, therefore, i don't think the that they call the liberal in the chair that which isn't the main goal. the main goal is that i think i can better help the people i'm seeing them

every day. for men off lebanon's, most powerful families, a seat in parliament is seen as part of their inheritance. and many, candice or contest in seats held by one of their parents. lebanon was economy collapse in 2019, and that led to low scale demonstrations against the political elite, ultimately forcing the government for resign. many lebanese called these doctor number 17 revolution onto these different moments were born. and many, they were looking to alternative political parties, and so called anti establishment independence. but many waters question whether the new parties can perform any better than the political establishment. they are. 26 years old, very nell. a meal is one of the youngest, independent candidates running for parliament. but without the backing of a powerful political family, she says, accountability has been absent from lebanese institutions for decades. i want accountability ah, now i think since the worst started,

since the 70s or the warlords became and we came in and became the ruling class. and i think those are where the cause of the middle mozilla, of the culture. there are still running the country, and now we are in a crisis that they are responsible off. on sunday, several seats in lebanese parliament are expected to be passed on from an old relative to a younger member of the family. as the political class shows, little sign of fading oh, and many will be waiting to see whether the newcomer succeed in bring in change less from said that al jazeera brought cell head on out is there, we're looking at another election and that's in somalia, where a coffee has been imposed in the capital a day before the delayed presidential vote and sport with andy, the wells top athletes get bases and going at the dive, had done and made ah

hello, i'm pleased to say we've got some quiet weather coming in across the middle east, over the next couple of days. now we see some very, very windy weather. recently at wind will gradually east down seen those winds. getting up to gale force at times. sort of weather where you wanna be walking back was because the dust and sand just hits you in the face. temperatures will ease off the winds, will ease off as we go through the next day or so mac doha. 35 degrees celsius in a similar temperature to go on through monday, feeling a good deal more pleasant. as that went along last falls like we had got some showers farther north just around there, turkey pushing up into the caucasus. maybe one or 2 showers there over towards afghanistan, but nothing too much to speak of here. nothing too much to speak of in terms of array across northern africa over the next day or so. stiff old wind blowing through here as well, lots of lifted dust. and sand coming across the harbor,

the hamilton wind running all the way down across chat neesha more the parts of nigeria, plenty, a showers across west africa. and they shout, of course, extending through our commer rude parts with republic of congo, pushing a little further research dry than we would hope at this time across that eastern side of africa. i got some showers there just around the northeast of south africa was in the town, pushing up into mozambie and a grassy turn warmer the cape town. ah . full of struggles full of pleasure to santa rosa, credit bosses a little bit on that goes with an intimate look that life in cuba make a year. my cuba

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international. supposed investigating al jazeera john the sharina blackface mud advised writing forces on friday is ready. please also attacked her funeral procession. veteran jonas was shot in the head buys, where nicholas is on wednesday. while on assignment palestinian president mahmoud abbas has awarded the murdered journalists, sharina black play the stark journalism award. she, he received a delegation from al jazeera, where he committed to investigation. mckinney, who said he's not except these rights taking part in investigation. ukraine says russian troops are withdrawing from the 2nd largest city of call keep off 2 weeks of heavy bombardment. moscow said to turned its attention to guarding supply roots amid its military offensive and eastern. don't yet sco region. well, ukrainian band is a favorite to win this year's eurovision song contest. let's go straight to adam rainy, who is live in the house city of the comm, said to in, in northern italy,

to tell us all about it. well, it seems like the music has taken a greater significance this yandy indeed moline, what we've seen is a lot of buzz around this ukranian group kalu shark is for that's because on february 24th, not only did the world change across europe and across all globe of course, a changed for your vision. the song had already been written before the war. stephanie, it focused on the mother of the lead singer. but once the war started, people really gave a closer look to that. and since then, there's been nothing but focus on this group from ukraine. o. b, i the hands on favor in the eurovision song contest ukraine's colors orchestra rehearses for the biggest performance of their lives. but they're carrying the hopes of their country devastated by russia's war against

ukraine. ah, did you go to get him in any year? their song, stephanie, with fusion of wrapping ukrainian folk music would have probably been a hip. it's an ode to the lead singer's mother, but with the war raging, it's taken on new meaning, ah, business renewable. and i was indeed the song, stephanie, it was written long before the war. and it was dedicated to my mother on the water after it all started with the war and the hostilities took on an additional meaning . and many people started seeing it as their mother, ukraine. the all male band was given special permission to lead ukraine. want its members is still fighting, achieve ukrainian fans in italy say a win here would mean everything original to select a breach because at normal live that would have before the war started and may be like for a couple of units for an hour a day. but just to say for a moment,

it would mean a lot. if i'm in a lot, stephanie, i turned in to you. ah, song about everyone's mom and ukraine as a mom, mom to us all. and we're sitting about mom the to you fighting for. ah, but victory is not a short thing. of course, there are 24 other fine was taken the stage and turn on saturday. the you case? sam ryder, a tick tock star has generated bus 2 as has norway subwoofer for their song, and their antics with making finals iceland entrant said it makes sense for larger events to be front and center. ah, we really wanted to bring hope to people suffering. the

people that are not free and the people that are going to through hard times like ukraine and to all of us that have been struggling and, and cove it that there's hope for the 10s of thousands of fans here at the finals and the millions more watching at home, it's always about the music. it's just this year, the music has taken on greater significance than normal. and adam and so the concept eurovision kicks off in about half an hour. so i was made that like the well it's been and one word festive despite the serious tone of the song. and of that, that band and attention focus because the war, what we have in this plaza right behind me is your vision song, content venue. just a few moments ago you had people that decked in their favorite bands, flags for spain, there rudy personnel, who has

a good chance people say for norway we saw on that story there in our report. this very creative tongue in cheek group sub for we had norwegians dressed up at sub for, for yellow t shirt tasks with ears doing the dance as if they were making a mean of their own. so, despite the serious overtones with the war in the background, people who come out because they're big fans of your vision, or just really routing for their home country or the country they love the most to win because they love the song or they just love, love that country want to see it. victoria is here, so it's no slam dunk for sure. for ukraine scholars orchestra. but again, attention is really focused on them tonight. and what we'll be seeing in the next few hours is whether that attention pays off for them. and if they go home the winter, which means they'll have to go back to your crane, of course, because they are men of military age money. well, it's always a very good watch. adam rainy for us into and enjoy speaking to, to move media. shank. oh, he's a, you're

a vision commentator in ukraine. he explains the difficulties of working the show this year a little bit different from the previous year. and you can see, i'm not going to luxury studio like that. i'm in the bunkers because i think you know that from the church day, so for the full scale invasion to brain towers into the stations war, one of the main aim. so for russian, they styles and for the day of war, they shout to the tower in kia, it's our office. that's why after that you had to move for somewhere on the ground . you know, on the 24th of february, of course, no one that we're thinking about your vision or talking like that. we're just about to how to stay alive or how is your faith, which in children and the relative by to know once again, lee and once again because of the success of armed forces of ukraine because the

resistance, ukrainian people we kennings can enjoy the show. we can beta moreover, we might think about the way to the next 2 years, your revision in case of the victory. and it's incredible and it's very important, of course, your work was quite popular even before the work right now. and you know, you understand that we don't have to so many happy moments, moments of joy and stuff like that. so it's like real pope for all of us. and of course, if the world, if europe in the trailer supported to be before me. and so for colors focused, right, and for example, we're going to be the, when of course it will be very symbolic. it will be very symbolic. once again, show us a power of support to support the people in all around the world. and of course,

it's going to be like a 1st symbolic victory before the main one. we are waiting for pro abortion rights activists are marching around the us to demand continued access to the procedure rallies on response to a leaked vote from the supreme court last week. and a draft opinion majority of justice is voted to over ton, a landmark ruling on abortion. 973 roe vs wade decision paved the way a nation wide access. we live in washington dc, but 1st let's go to new york. we can see kristen salumi who's live at a protest there, a hugely emotive issue in the united states. kristen, what are you expecting where you are? oh the well you can see the huge crowd. * behind me now there are unions where to make their voices heard the k through morrison, right? i think the emotional issue is cleared by this crowd. your,

your rights are not likely to be overturned, even if the constitutional amendment access will still likely take place here in new york. but people are outraged. none the less good. they're coming out. of course, we have one of the organizers right here with me laurie. so good morning, what is the message that you're trying to set. ready here are the messages, and that is where you have to stop the row from being over the not to way to right . i'm not to see which state to, to accommodate women only to come to double united states are still going to be way if, because you know that that's not enough. i mean mcconnell said 2 weeks ago that the ones on that one. okay. we have to stop it now because i know they're going to go after. not only, i don't typically go there against a interracial marriage. this is

a white recently effort right on their part to was up to gauge. and when slay, particularly in the front row, i saw subjugating and sleeping women, that's what it is about. nevertheless, it looks likely, but i've been in that row, i'd be overturned. if that happens, what new york a doing, what our states an active or it's like we are doing right. oh, well new york, you know, governor kathy hogan newsday. the attorney general is what your times are for the already 40. i'm making you more available to make sure i want to come to new york city to have reports, they will get what, right? we're not in this, this route. i remember we mainly that we don't want to get to that point right now because it's much easier to keep the long, you know, the way it is now, then to turn back, i could turn out now. well,

i don't think that the supreme court justices as republican legislators were expect . i laurie, thank you so much for being here with us. and as you can see, it is a very emotional, enthusiastic route here and support of these efforts. they are promising to have a new rally at the end of the month. then they're pulling on a national going for a national walk out on thursday may 20 i to make it in the country. and thank you for that. kristen salumi the for us in new york, a less tend to gabriel at his own day. he's also at a rally this time in washington dc. give us the level on the oh, yeah, there's about 15220008 abortion right. protesters are out on the streets down constitution avenue, right in the heart of the capital of the united states. they started at the

washington monument and are marching all the way down to the steps of the supreme court. and their message is wrong of outrage. they say that they do not want the abortion rights overturned, and a lot of people hear that we're seeing we're seeing are we seeing people that don't want to get their voice is heard? and that's exactly why they're out here right now. okay, thank you for that. gabriel elizondo there for us in washington dc. now let's return to our top story. the murder f r, calling sharina barclays mad at by israeli security forces. joining us now is now bill re dana. he is the spokesman for the palestinian president. thank you for joining the program. the palestinian authority has repeatedly said they will not accept and is ready join investigation into the killing of serene blacklist. what are you doing to ensure that there will be

a fair and transparent investigation into a death? to start with, we have to tell everybody that we don't trust this rail is. this is the main reason for refusing any interference from the israeli side. we don't trust that israel is neither the americans concerning this issue. we know for a fact that sharon was killed by miss lucel joe and we have enough evidence and we will follow up legally everywhere. so we don't want to get into the rhetoric of israel is with the help of the americans that they are looking for an investigation to, to, to be shared with israelis or with any of our but we have our own investigation and we will let everybody have an idea about it, and we will report it to them immediately. but we have to be sure that the sharing was killed bones, riley. she was targeted by and israel, a soldier is some israeli,

the surgeon, and we don't want to be threat disraeli rhetoric. so we have to, to let everybody know that we are following this case legally, everywhere, including the i c, c. so this is the main problem. we don't want to to, to go here or there or to join any committee here. or there. tell us more about b i c c, because as you say, the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has said the case will be brought to the international criminal court. how do you intend to proceed when this is a go up? this depends on the legal party, which would follow this issue. we have a decision, a political decision. we have to follow this case legally everywhere. so whether in the i c, c, or any other international court, this is an opportunity in order to show the whole world that this israel army is

committing a source, a committee crimes everywhere every day. and the camps of the cities. why and sharyn was killed. 2 hours later, if 16 years old, the boy here a model was killed, a student was coming out of his school. so this case will be followed from 0 to and from now till then. and we will not let this rail as does came from this globe. israel doesn't even recognize b, i c c a. is that a worry theory? you know, as well, doesn't recognize either the security council. we have resolution and the security council $2334.00, which says that settlements are all a legal, including is jerusalem. and as part of their, they are luck listening to the security council. even the americans keep saying

that they are against settlements. as part of the design is don't listen to anybody . that's why we don't care what this raiders are saying. we don't trust israel is. these are, it is, are following a crime every day of committing crimes every day. getting the palestinians trying to throw in everything between us and them. yesterday, the palestinian prosecutor general issued a preliminary statement on the investigator on the investigation in tissue ruins killing. what can you tell us about the autopsy reports, the analysis of the polish and so on? you know, president abbas gave this committee the full, the full time to follow up with this case. we are ready to give that we don't interfere in their work. they are afraid they are independent and so far of the minute they finish, we are ready to share it with everybody in the world. as i told you,

the presidency doesn't interfere with their work. once the report is ready, we are ready to share it with everybody except israel. because israel is definitely would refuse any, any a report that says that they are behind this coming. well, the trainees have started investigating from what we're here. they say they're investigating 2 scenarios, possible gun man, i don't, don't, don't listen to them. they keep playing every day. they know how to deal with the west, especially with americans. and we are urging the americans this time not to listen to this or illness. because, you know, visitors doesn't listen to anybody but the united nations matter, the europeans, not even to the united states. when present by did talked with double medicine. he told them that we, that the americans are committed suited to this, to, to say,

solution. yesterday, during the meeting between king of the law and biden, the go back to the statement which was issued in the white house that present barden is committed to the 2 state solution and with historical status go of a lot of machinery. and in spite of that is the daily incursions of the hot on the daily killing. israel is all going ahead without listening to anybody. they are backed by the americans. the europeans cannot do anything to them. and the united nations are sending their condemnations. and we are not, we will not wait any more for condemnations. goes from the missions alone are not enough. now that should be procedures to be taken. that is that there should be, decisions should be taken. and they put us in a leadership when meet very soon, because we cannot accept what was going on. even if there is an independent fair

investigation in to syrians killing and, and is raising israeli soldier is found guilty. what does that achieve? it won't change israel's policy on the ground, will it? it will show that as a eliza is committing crimes every day. it will show that is of israel is, are, are not saying the truth. this are in is we have the long history with them that they deny everything. and that's why i started telling you, i'm telling everybody in the world we told the americans we dont thrusters layla's . we are not ready to deal with them on this living at any minute or at any time because their target is to waste time. they say, let's go in to work together. then we will wait 56 years that everybody when, when forget what is going on, you touched on it, but i, i want you to give me your perspective in more detail what,

what do you make if the american response to the killing of serene many are describing it is muted and polish. all have not been of aren't going by the way or what, what present by them said there's not enough. even the statement of the state department was not enough. they should understand. they know they know the truth, but they have their own problems with israelis. so we, as i told you in the beginning, we don't trust the surveillance, we don't trust, even the americans, the americans should not stand by just condemning or saying that the earth visit alias. they keep telling us this story for the last 20 years. we thought of israel is and we tell them talking with israelis is not enough telling of israel is to stop. they will stop. if they put the real pressure on the day it is. and they americans know this. but the, but the problem with the americans,

with this administration stoking and good statements, giving us good statements, good, the telephone calls, but the result is 0 as usual. and this is not going to have anything tomorrow, of course, is knocked by day marking as 74 years off, fire palestinian dispossession. what is your message to the wild, however, message to the world that this occupation should the end immediately. and the world should not just stand listening to this rail as the resolutions over the united nations should be implemented. since the eggs, the establishment of israel, and till the last 2 terms today, that's why our message, the corporation should and the palestinians will not surrender. we will not accept any american or european or decisions against the united nations of the security

council resolutions were our people is on his land. we are ready to, to keep fighting the daily army and in their, in every possible way we can, we believe in the peaceful resistance bothers or alias are not listening. and the part of senior leadership is as committed with the peep with the cause of their people. we wanted an independent palistine est with east jerusalem as its capital. anything less than that, that means it's war without an end. the world should understand that everybody will pay for this. as long as jerusalem is it replied, as long as i live on the scene, a land is occupied, the whole region would be endangered and would be. the situation would be difficult for every one. many thanks for your time. no bill abu were denise explaining for the palestinian president. thank you. let's get some support with andy. hey,

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the will pass leads came in though her on friday at the opening diamond league meet of the season. a local hero with us asha bosch him returning to action after his gold metal performance. that's her kill lympics. so hell malik cripples got all. yeah. all eyes are on home favorite more times isa. bosh him at the opening diamond league, meat of the season in katara bosh and was making his return to action following the tokyo olympics, where he memorably shared the high jump gold medal with italy, john marco, 10, barry. this time out, the italian finish down in 730 job, marco bosh, him did better clearing to me to 30, to take 2nd place. i needed. i needed that, you know, come back just to get the feeling back to get that fear. and i think it's a good start away from the men's high job. there's plenty for the friends here to

be excited about 2022 in the world trying to give and then many cities looking to build momentum. american swinton no alliance, certainly boosted his preparations for july spectacle. in oregon. the 200 me to world champion back to victory over the man that got the gold medal ahead of him at the tokyo olympic canada is andre. the grass. was that out of there? a warning show and a message saying, i'm coming off that gold medal in oregon. of course. anybody knows me know when i lose, i come back with blood. as definitely with having the 2nd people off my list. arguably the nights most exciting contest came in the women's 100 meter hurdle swell, lympics silver medalists. kendra harrison of the united states. getting the wind by the tightest of margins. in the women's 200 meters got raining world champion, dean asha smith underwhelmed. and what was her 1st big race of the season by the

british runner could only managed 3rd place with american gabby thomas who won bronze in this event at the olympics, getting the, when this is a huge family getting never been to doha. so i really around put on a good performance. i was very nervous, so it's good to just kind of get that race out of the way. there were a number of impressive performances at the diamond league opener for, for the home fans the night belong to bosh him. and while the guitar he didn't, when he expects to be at his best at the world championships. swale malik al jazeera, doha. alice have a look at a win that's been 10 years in the making it cycling. jared, italian 35 girl thomas against securing his 1st statement of the race since 2012. the belgium's 1st run. so stage victory since the 2019 sort of frances. well, spend 100 lopez has retained the oval. okay. does high sports looking for? thank you and they,

that's it for me. money and fight for this means our ne back will be back in just a moment, but more of the days these days. ah ah. how do you states control information a china local go? if you tried to search the war tenement, we find it is trying to make the whole country forget how did the narrative improve public opinion. the headline died and that allowed the children to continue to die to how a citizen journalism leaf framing the story. i am here to document the war crimes

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this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes. and for his country ah, the palestinian authority says it welcomes international support and investigation . the death of out da 0 journalist serene abruptly. ah, let me poke up. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, people returned to what's left of their homes in and around.