o l g 00 with violence in occupied east jerusalem during the funeral of a palestinian man is ready police fire, tear gas and rubber boots churches in ocoee bodies to ru, suddenly a night to condemn as ready forces for attacking mourners during the funeral procession of al jazeera journalist shooting ob laughlin ah robinson. this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up more than 260 ukranian fighters are evacuated from

the our styles, steel work plan to mateo, paul, which they've been defending for weeks. hunger is accused of holding the e u hostage is the block, discusses more sanctions against russia, including abandon oil imports and alley results from lebanon's parliamentary election show losses for has bala and its allies. an unexpected witness for new anti establishment candidates with tensions a high and occupied east, jerusalem after the king of al jazeera generals sharing a block la last week. her death has set off one of the largest displays of palestinian support in a generation. dozens of people have been injured after it's very police force was mourners. but the funeral of a young palestinian man. he died on saturday after being wounded by israeli forces

when his storm, the alex a mos compound in occupied east jerusalem last month, saw hierarchy reports from their the security for the class and entered into a funeral procession that's being held for a young palestinian man. he's in his 20 name while e l serif during the funeral and during the procession they came in with take boston because of the see several injuries has been dozens of arrest as well now. well, lead sharif, he within to just a few weeks ago that happened during the islamic holy month fostering month of ramadan locks, most compounds where it was a flash point of a lot of tension between the israeli security forces and palestinians. now he was injured a few weeks ago, like i said, and then he was taken away. you know, his family hadn't heard from him for the last few weeks and then they would hold just a couple days ago. he's actually, he was unconscious and then they found out that he had died and his body was

released by the israeli forces today. now this has been happening a lot where a funeral take place. this is the radio security forces are coming in. there have been reports that there was a palestinian flag that was used on top of the coffin hasn't been confirmed. and this has been an issue. i prefer just a few few days ago with a colleague st. walkway who had her funeral as well. and he is ready for came in and types of funeral. they said supposedly because of the palestinians diagnose not illegal on the radio to have a palestinian fact. but it definitely has been a source of tension when security forces have come in and you know, on the violence comes just hours after church leaders and hospital officials and occupied east jerusalem condemned is really forces for attacking mourners at sharon's funeral procession. they say the assault outside st. joseph's hospital and

friday was unprovoked. among con reports, 3 words, condemnation, disrespect, disproportionate hope at a news conference at saint joseph church hospital, its leaders and clergy condemned at these railey police for friday's attack, against sharina, barclays, coughing, and the pull barrows, accusing them of disrespecting the hospital grounds. and finally said, it was a disproportionate use of force. the police storm into a kristen healthy institute, disrespect disrespecting, the church disrespecting, the health institute. disrespect in the memory of the deceased. enforcing day pallbearers almost to drop the coughing, march. the church authorities released previously unseen security camera footage of israeli police entering the hospital, which said there was absolutely no reason for this to have happened. it's general direct. her says all concerned parties and now discussing what to do next must

probably court case. or we are now discussing with church leader catholic church leader and de owners of the hospital, the sister of saint joseph and administration of the hospital about the next legal action to be taken. initially these railey police said they were acting on the instructions of the family. something serena's brother who is the family's representative, the noise? absolutely not. we are, is riley police called me to the police station to though to know the exact truth we are taking asked me not to have any for the scene in snags reason, during the funeral, nor slogans nor chancing to do the funeral and eyes dressed that this is not only my funeral, not toward our balcony, only north for berkeley. family owned is finishing. as you learn, everybody will participate. i can tell you the exact number of people who will participate. i told him that a funeral. will you from st. joseph hospital to the greek monaco,

the church and jennifer gave and then to the final, in the cemetery in mount zion, the church authorities in the hospital and our weighing up their legal options. these railey police say they will investigate the incident that took place here on friday. and he's really army say they are investigating the death of serene abu accolade. but given previous investigations, no one here or indeed members of the family, hold out any hope that that will be an independent investigation. and indeed, surgery and i will acclaim. family are saying that they would like an independent international investigation, but calls for that so far have not been heated iran con, our da 0 occupied east jerusalem. me or somebody to the new owners called for justice for sharing that a thomas greenfield made the comments during a graduation ceremony at columbia university in new york. today i'm thinking of palestinian american journalists, sharina. abraham sharin was killed just

days ago in the west bank. and i, i met her, i met her during a trip to ramallah last summer, and i instantly recognize that she was someone who was in the ring for all of the right reasons or the 260 ukranian fighters, a bit evacuated from the law, stall, hold of resistance and the city of mario paul, russia announced on monday it had reached a deal with ukraine to have wounded soldiers removed from the us postal stew work plant. moscow says that we take into a medical facility in the russian control town of novel adults. the crane says, efforts are underway to rescue the fighters, who still in the plant are, does it as hot out the humming has more on the evacuations. well, we just heard now from the deputy defense minister here in ukraine,

and she said that 53 of the vacuum, either the wounded ones were dropped at it were taken right at the hospital in nova as of which is at town, along a as of see but in the pro ration separate is controlled area and then another $211.00. we're taking to another town next to do the done yet also in separatist area. now she said that at some point they will be further negotiations, and they will be an exchange between those who are there now, those who have been evacuated and she didn't give any more details. we're presuming probably russian soldiers who are help prisoners by ukraine. yours. we don't have any more details of that. we did hear from one of our sources that there is also among them a number of other soldiers and members of the as of regiment who have

decided to surrender. one source says that that number is 36, but again, i am putting a caveat there because we haven't heard any official confirmation of that. now. in the past days, we've heard from president zalinski and from other senior officials, a here that the these were very tough negotiations. soldiers defending ukraine's 2nd largest city of khaki. you say they've reached the border with russia. the defense ministry shared a video of celebrations at a border marker. the video hasn't been independently verified. a month ago, russia was shelling hockey almost daily, and ukrainian forces say they've regained territory in the northeast. ukraine's presidents thanked troops and hockey for reportedly driving russian forces from the region. leukemia zalinski says the nation owes them a debt of gratitude. this devotional over the new to the boys of car keith. i am

very grateful to you from all ukrainians or from every one from myself and from my family. my gratitude is without borders. i wish you all health to take care of yourself. thank you. thank you to your appearance. well done, the old glory, but to ukraine. european union follow miller says are struggling to reach an agreement to ban russian oil exports as because hungary is blocking the latest round of sanctions. this is the 6th round since the start of the war in ukraine, and as a diplomatic editor, james bay's reports wrote as to say the blocks taking too long to act. a group of the ukrainian protest is gathered outside the building where the foreign ministers were meeting to try to finalize another package of sanctions, including a ban on imports of russian oil inside the meeting. again deadlock,

26 nations against one hungary, even though it's been given a carve out, is the only e u member opposing the new sanctions. that's causing some considerable anger. this is how we are, we'll be remember either the current there you are union who managed to go forward and dirt to send a very clear message to russia or who woodstock. and now unfortunately, we are a, the whole unit is being hold a hostage by air one member states who cannot find her, could not help help us find their consent. the e hi, representative for foreign policy has been meeting candidates for a minister. when i interviewed him last week, he was confident the new sanctions could be agreed with, but he doesn't seem so hopeful. now, we'll do our best in order to d blocked the ship. glacier. i can not ensure that these are going to happen because it positions are quite strong. later the ukrainian foreign minister demitra

caliber joined the meeting. he greeted his hungarian counterpart, peter c, otto. but had some tough words about his country's position. it's clear what's happening is clear, who is holding the issue. ah, but sir, time is running out because every day russia keeps making money and investing this money ah, in it to into the war. but it's not for me to engage in a rhetoric battle was hungarian. i was figuring authorities, this is the issue that the european union itself has to fix because this is their family business. it's now not clear when or whether the issue of the sanctions package can be resolved. leaders of european countries will be gathering here for a summit meeting in 2 weeks time, and this may still be under discussion then. james bays al jazeera brussels north korea scrambling to do with a covered 19th outbreak. state media reported $56.00 people died because of what it calls up fever than once believe to be a massive outbreak of corona virus. liter qindzhong on has blamed his own health

officials for being irresponsible. laura burton, manley reports to launch march appears to keep this child down being done. yup. were retired from their home in north korea. this boy's father says he's just guessing over cove 19. i live in volume for kids, they tend to move a lot even if they have a fever. so they just run around and play for 30 minutes. so the nation is experiencing what local media calling and explosive outbreak. until last week, piano didn't admit anything, was wrong. now it's reporting dozens of people have died. who would you and then go on sunday. the countries leader kim john own, made it known. he's taking the matter seriously listing pharmacies often and wearing a math in public. something he rarely did before. the world health organization offered to not kill asians last year, but kim rejected it. earlier that day,

he held the 3rd cabinet meeting in one week to create an action plan against the rumpled spread of the virus. ultimately, there kim, criticized government officials for their handling of the crisis. thank state drugs were not reaching people fast enough and most pharmacies were in poor condition. and tony, um, you know, we, we have shifted from the previous quarantine oriented system to a treatment oriented system. the most important thing in the switch is the thorough control of the situation to lose those south korea considered it no. the neighbor, a nuclear threat, it's new president has offered to help to calm down. we'll get home and damien it, north korea response, we will spare no medicines, including cobra. 19 vaccines, medical equipment, and health. basra, joanna, so far the most isolated nation on earth has refused outside help, leaving many relying on painkillers the battle the effects of coven 19. but even

those seem to be in short supply laura, but manly al jazeera story had an old. is it another political ro block in northern ireland? i would said august with the u. k. prime minister on a brags it agreement, and down to the last drop the shoreline can. government says it's run out of fuel. ah. was big contrast in temperature again, there are big thunderstorms just showing on the eastern side of the u. s. on this satellite picture though, keep going through monday night, then disappear during cheesy leaving behind what looks like fairly quiet weather. but the pump of this moisture in this warm that from the gulf. so feed into potential big showers here and still the for corner state. so we talk about you,

tom and dan towards new mexico. in particular, the winds is still up, it's still bone dry and the still fires, burning in that risk continues. further south from the biggest chows are once again going to be, i think, around the islands, north of cuba, cube, or itself, probably hispaniola, and then down towards the isthmus, the finished part of it. so we're talking about costa rica and panama good part of mexico's warming. up again and looks fairly dry to me. the wet is weather in south americans. the seasonal rain is showing itself more, less from french gonna westwards in columbia. focus of particularly heavy rain here, which goes down in towards the western amazon basin. more or less is mrs. bolivia, and if you jump further south, not off the river plate. another storm is building what a windy and cockburn for montevideo. the weather is not to be present for tuesday, nor for wednesday colon windy. ah,

one of the fastest growing nations in the money needed open and development international shipping company to become a middle east and trade money skill 3 key areas of develop, filling up front, connecting the work future, won the gutters gateway to world trade. lou ah, watching what does it remind over top stories? this are dozens of people have been injured at

a funeral and occupied east jerusalem after israeli police attacks mourners. a 23 year old man who was injured during the storming of the alex and moscow bowed last month, died on saturday. more than 260 ukrainian fighters have been evacuated from mario pole after a deal was reached between keith and moscow. they've been taken to a medical center in the russian control town of nova. i spoke with careers. scrambling to deal with a coven 19 no break. state medias reported $56.00 people died because of what it calls up fever and what's believe to be a massive outbreak. of corona virus liter kim's all owns blamed his own health officials for being irresponsible under the u. s. troops or going back to somalia to help the fight against an armed group president joe biden to prove to plant reversing a decision by his predecessor, donald trump. announcement follows the election of a new president. hassan shake. muhammad is taking charges. somali of face is more attacks by the arm, the group,

i'll show barbara patty gull haines. joining us from washington dc. patty just talk us through the background to this deployment. well, the background is whenever a new president takes over, especially if they're from a different political party from their predecessor, they tend to review exactly what military moves were made. and we saw this with joe biden. early in his presidency, he decided to not bring troops home from germany. so this decision was jamalia probably has a lot more to do with the election or the, the government situation that you just mentioned. but really they go through, they review and the bottom line is this, at the end of his presidency, he'd already lost the election for president. donald trump decided to move all of the troops out of somalia. now commanders had to follow the presidents orders as commander in chief, but they kept the mission going. according to them. they simply re base the soldiers in other, in other countries nearby. and they said they continued the mission by basically

putting people into small, you're taking them out, putting them in. but now what they're going to do is just basically put all of the soldiers right back in and base them in somalia. now here's how pentagon press secretary john kirby described the mission. i want to remind that those forces, as they have been, will continue to be used in training advising, and equipping partner forces to give them the tools that they need to disrupt. degrade and monitor our bob. our forces are not now, nor will they be directly engaged in combat operations. the purpose here is to enable a more effective fight against our bob by local forces which and bob has increased in their strength, imposes are heightened right. yeah. parties interesting. they to pull out as you were talking about there, they didn't pull troops out of germany. they have of course pull troops out of, of janice town as part of this trying to avoid forever wars policy that they had what is the relationship between somalia and the us that would encourage the us to

actually put a fixed group of troops and they're not well i think this, it probably has a lot more to do with what they see is the counterterrorism threat. it could be a vague reference to what we now know from the predator, his predecessor, donald trump. according to his former secretary of defense, mark esper, trump, at one point demanded that all us embassies in all of africa be shut down in every us. true pre removed from africa. so it could be a subtle acknowledgment that did by demonstration is going to take a different tact. and really all of the discussions from the pentagon in the white house. the focus wasn't so much on helping the somalia, somalia, it was about counter. and elisha bob, which john kirby said was growing in strength that their emissions were not just in the region, but they wanted to target american interest as well. and so they're really just focusing on the fact that in this time they believe that they've lost situational awareness. and that al shabani has gotten stronger and they need to counter that in

the region. now one thing i think it's important to point out, kirby said that they would not to get involved with direct military combat. that's sort of a nuanced way of looking at it. because the u. s. does launch military strikes against allister bob targets and they are sending if you are troops and it was $700.00 now it's going to be less than $500.00. thanks very much indeed, patty, go him talking just washington dc. give us our president's dissolved parliament and promised to hold elections by the end of the year. it's a bit to resolve a long running political crisis. president tomatoes to soho and bato has accused his deputies of corruption. he survived what he said was an assassination attempt in february for bala and its allies appears likely to lose the majority in lebanon's parliament. and what could be a major blow to be around bag group that's according to initial results from sunday's election, where many voters wanted to punish lebanon's entrenched political establishment for leading the country to economic disaster for the saudi allies loving forces party

crystals. it has made huge gains. several anti establishment candidates also picked up for the 1st election since the crisis and the bailiff port explosion, i would say a divided parliament could lead to deadlock. potentially delay reforms further hotter, has this update on there was the interior ministry is releasing results from lebanon's sunday's parliamentary elections. but so far it's still not clear whether and any single grouping alliance or party will have the majority and parliament. but actually it's not even clear if any party or grouping will have a majority in parliament. what we do know from preliminary results is that the has bala alliance. that is a pro iranian group and its allies will be stripped from their parliamentary

majority for this will be a major blow for this alliance. this ruling alliance and they lost seats their allies last safe to new comers. candidates representing the so called change forces . candidates, which are not allied with any of the mainly sectarian political parties in this country. this is really a 1st and lebanon's post war politics. at least 10 new comers are going to take seats in the 128 member legislature. maybe they won't be able really to, to bring about significant change. but these, this minute meaningful number in one way or another makes them king makers because this new parliament is, seems to be very fractured. that this is what it's looking like. a very fractured parliament. maybe not one grouping, holding a majority, a deeply divided cabinets, which is going to make governing this country even more difficult. this parliament

needs to come together to elect the speaker, to appoint a new prime minister, who's going to form a government. and then you have presidential elections in, in october, and this is a country known for political bickering and the longer. and if these, if these different factions don't come together, then you're going to have a political vacuum and they couldn't come at a worst time for a country which has all collapse and economy, which has all but collapse and a state which has all but collapse. finances getting a new prime minister who be the 1st woman pointed to the job in more than 30 years . elizabeth bong is currently labor minister and she's expected to help lead presidents menu of homes ambitious reform plans. both appointment follows. the reservation was all cost sex on monday is departure was expected in the way for the cabinet overhaul. often muscles reelection in april. britain is prime minister has raised the risk of a trade war with the european union. it's all because of

a political stalemate in northern ireland and a threat to scrap a brags that deal john hall reports from hillsboro. orest johnson's visit to northern ireland meeting separately with nationalist and unionist party leaders hasn't done much to encourage a return to power. sharing government is was them. it was a lively meeting with us. he's. it's tough, i think is the word. i mean, we're not, we're not here to to be around the bush. sure to, to try and sugar cose, anything. this is a very serious situation. she fain say they're willing to get back to work. but the democratic unit, his body is boycotting the store much assembly over post breaks in trade arrangements known as the northern ireland protocol that imposed border checks on goods leaving great britain for northern ireland. the protocol was introduced to prevent a hard border on the island of island, and some unionists say it undermines northern islands place in the united kingdom.

johnson's government has threatened unilateral changes to the protocol if negotiations with the e. u. fail his plan to introduce legislation to make that possible effectively undoing and international treaty was described as reckless by sinn fein and received a non committal response from the democratic unionists as well. i want to see northern arms placed within the united kingdom, fully respected, and fully restored. i haven't seen the proposals yet, so i'm not making any judgments on what the government may do until i see what it is they're going to do. we've heard the words now we need to see the action. the problem is a majority in northern to actually support the protocol, even if they don't think it's perfect. including shin fane and moderate unionists who see the economic advantages of northern ireland remaining in the european union single market for goods effect. the prime minister appears to overlook. we would love this to be done in a consensual away with our friends and partners are now the problems

i stopping from these these barriers east west. but to get that done, to have insurance, we need to, we need to proceed with a legislative solution. at the same time as far as johnson came here hoping to achieve consensus of restore power sharing government. well, he hasn't done that, but he has set the stage for a potential breach of international law by his government, and for the further upsetting of a delicate balance of power that exists here in northern ireland. jonah hope al jazeera hillsborough shall anchors prime minister says his country. he's done to his last day of petrol, rex, all drivers and others who rely on fuel for the jobs had to queue for hours. so lank is embroiled and its worst economic crisis since independence, which has caused the weeks of protest. did martha t via the next couple of months will be the most difficult once vol lives. we must prepare ourselves to make some sacrifices and faced the challenges of this period.

i have no desire to hide the truth and to lie to the public. although these facts are unpleasant and terrifying. this is the truth and situation. when el sanders has more from colombo queues, a stretching for kilometers it at every petrol station. but we're actually hearing almost the bigger picture, the real story from the newly appointed prime minister on the vicar missing her, who is essentially put the cards on the table and told the country that we just have petro for one more day. obviously they are expecting some shipments of petro stock over the next coming days, but obviously the issue of foreign currency is a major concern, a diesel, obviously, again, after days of shortages, the prime minister is saying that these will arrive in the country, but warning in an address to the nation, the 1st since he took as prime minister that the coming months are going to be some

of the hardest this country has ever gone through. so obviously this affects all factors of life, not just the industrial sector, the manufacturing sector, day to day lives. you know, children going to school every single aspect that you can think of, you name it. there are basically impacts on, on that sector with fuel literally being such an issue and now actually hearing how bad things are, gives a lot of food for thought for people so far. the people off sherlock, i didn't really have a clear picture of how bad things were we kept getting reassured by successive politicians. and that also didn't really help. ah, this is all. these are the top stories. dozens of people have been injured at a.