the young men that you see on this pitch will not make a living, playing professional football. they'll be disappointment for them to carry out their families, but also of entire communities. and villages that have supported them, use of gay is in debt and robbed of his dreams. and yet he has not lost hope. and either has his family. the still expect their son will step into the football boots of synagogues biggest players. ah israel's far right national security minister is accused of deliberate provocation after visiting the al acts of mos compound and occupied east jerusalem. ah, only barker, this is al jazeera life from dough. also coming up. russia suffers one of the worst

attacks on its forces since the war, new crane began with and 60 troops, i killed also. ah, long lines of warners in brazil pay their final respects to football. great pele, he will be laid to rest later on tuesday. and a train to know as tens of thousands of right workers in the u. k. go on strike. ah, israel's recently appointed security minister has entered the compound housing the alex of mosque and occupied east jerusalem. and we were palestinians, cool, unprecedented provocation. it's a mob been given. i was surrounded by security forces, a seat toward the site, israel's former prime minister ayala pete, had warned such a visit would spark violence with our hearts is at the mount of olives and occupied east jerusalem. and sorry, he's of course,

one of the most controversial figures of the new far right government. they're, they seems almost certain to inflame tensions. yes, absolutely. even this is very much in keeping with his personality and his previous politics as a leader of a far right wing party. now, this was in the making for a few days. he'd already declared that that he was planning on signing off on most compounds bought. the plan was based on what was said between him and mess and yeah, home monday night that it would be happening in a few weeks. his him, tightening up early in the morning for 13 minutes was a quick stop, but it was unexpected. and he didn't make his statement in response to the controversial move that he is making on people. the palestinians have made it very clear that this is crossing a line in that statement. he said that he would respond to threats with an iron fist. and that's very much in line with his way of thinking when it comes to his

role within the israeli new governments as the minister of national security. now we've had a lot of response already in the last few hours we've spoken. we've heard rather from the joe, they need foreign ministry. they've tweeted, condemning what they called an assault. and a violation of the states is calling the holy sites. i think it's a set that will lead to escalation and also cause on the international community to respond from a reliable israeli source as well. who says that he spoke to the us ambassador to israel earlier this morning and said the u. s. 5 administration has made it clear to the israeli government, but it opposes steps that could home. again, the status quo of the holy sites. the most compound is the 3rd most highly wholly rather sites for muslims. and there's a lot of. 6 lashed back or pushed back rather from the crude party members within

this coalition government that have warned that this could really provoke the situation. a situation that is already and has been for the last year between the israelis and the palestinians. this is a minister, the hot new law named off to him, the bank of a law before being sworn. and it was part of the deal between the coalition party and to bring back next and yahoo as the prime minister of this country, the longest, longest running prime minister of israel. he has now sweeping an unprecedented house over the police to to turn up lock. so most compound, he would have to have pos received a clearance from security within the police and also for nets and yahoo to have agreed to it. but to no one has agreed. but like i said, it was meant to be happening in the next few weeks. and this goes back to what i had been saying in the last few days, covering the story as to who will have the upper hand within this new government

isn't knutson, yahoo? or is it coalition party members like ben get there? who also has a conviction, a previous conviction of racism on a history that is provoking to the palestinians. and you know, this is, this is unprecedented as the palestinian for foreign ministry has said as well as how much space in gaza. yes, a huge the charged visit by been given to stay with us are because there's been more violence in the occupied west by the palestinian health ministry as a 15 year old boy were shot dead by israeli forces. it happened during a raid on a refugee camp near bethlehem saw war. can you tell us about this shooting? well, the israeli forces turned out to make an arrest in a refugee camp in bethlehem. as a result of the confrontations between the israeli forces and palestinians, a teenager was shot in the chest on his side since

a 15 year old during his funeral had a will if you like. they call it a will but a let so that he had written as a palestinian in case he dies. this is something about palestinians expect could potentially happen any moment any time. and if not will, he said that he felt proud to if he thought that if he died he would feel proud because he was doing this for palestine. now this is not the 1st death. we saw a couple of teenagers, palestinian teenagers that died yesterday in a village near jeanine. they will also call top in confrontations between the israeli forces and palestinians when the is ready, forces turned out to demolish 2 homes belonging to palestinian families. and this is just a continuation within the last 3 days at the beginning of this year. we've seen lots of confrontations. plenty of arrest that been happening also overnight in multiple areas within the occupied was by making 2020 to $1.00 of the most violent

for palestinians in the west bank. and this all feeds into rhetoric that is being pushed and will continue to be push. we're going to be seeing a lot more of this in the coming weeks and coming days from the new israeli government of far right government. that has made it very clear that israel and israelis have right jewish people have a right to every part of this land, or hire us in ocoee by the 3 slim. thank you. ah, no ukraine's president says russia is set to launch an extensive campaign of iranian made drone attacks. flawed may zalinski says, is trying to exhaust ukraine moment. we have information that russia is planning a protracted attack using shaheed drones. it is probably banking on exhaustion. exhausting our people now anti aircraft offenses in our energy,

but we act and do everything so that the terrorists fail in their aim as all their others have failed. meanwhile, russia has made a rare admission that dozens of its soldiers have been killed. in one of the worst attacks of the ukraine war, the troops were in temporary barracks, beside an ammunition dump. mackie of camp and the occupied province of dun yeske. moscow says the barracks were struck by 4. missiles fired from us, made him ours launches. it says it's shot down. another to ukraine has a much higher casualty count. st. 400 russian soldiers were killed on new year's day. but russia says that figure is exaggerated. it puts the number of fatalities at 63. okay, charles is form b. conflict studies research center. he says, russia is likely to use the death of its troops to justify future attacks on ukraine. we've seen a tax like this before. the only real difference that we're seeing at the moment is russia admitting to having suffered casualties. that's really the only thing that was distinguishes it from other missile strikes, up and down the front line,

and even on russian attacks on ukrainian barracks and military holding facilities. earlier in the war. we've seen that at the far end of ukraine as well as you heard from the, the russian program to still get mark of just now it won't make any political difference, but we can be sure that russia will present what it does next of some kind of response to this simply because they're admitting that it has happened. we hear that these troops were actually concentrated together in the building, which was also holding ammunition stocks which, which contributed to the large casualty numbers. but that's just a symptom of the care free way in which russia is treating the casualties of its own troops. now if you recall, earlier on in this phase of its so called partial mobilization, it was throwing untrained conscripts into the front line just to plug the gaps. and russia has always been fairly indifferent to the number of casualties that it's off, as in, in trying to reach a military objective. that will almost certainly continue and will almost certainly see high casualty figures on the russian side. simply because they do not treat

minimizing casualties. as a priority, as modern western military is due tens of thousands, the railway workers in the u. k. a holding a 2 day strike starting on tuesday. pay and working conditions are at the center of the long running dispute. this is the 1st day back at work for many people who rely on the rail network. the strike follows disruptive stoppages in the run up to the christmas holiday period, or how you force it joins us now live from london bridge station in the british capital. and harry, what sort of disruption is this causing, am what is, as i mentioned there, the 1st a back at work for many people, a very major disruption. about half the network is down as a whole. so there are some parts of the country which have no rail services at all here in london, obviously a major commuter hub. there is a skeleton service. the network operators are saying it's about a 20 percent of normal capacity that is just about being run and every few minutes

here at london bridge a does look temporarily busy as one pretty full train will will pull up and, and people get off, but it is a skeleton network services starting later in the morning finishing earlier in the evening. so it's a pretty grim 1st day back to work. and this is going to be a very grim, miserable 1st week. because this is the 1st day of a 48 hours strike by the r m t union that on thursday, a strike by the as left union, a representing train drivers. that's going to have even more impact we're told on this one. and then a repeat of this strike on friday and saturday, which could spill over into sunday as well. so a very disrupted 1st week of the new year. the government is saying that it's time for the strikers to walk away from the strikes the unions to disband. this action that the public is fed up and that the unions can't expect inflation matching pay rises because that would do further damage to the inflationary pressures already on

the economy would make people chorus in the long run going forward. and what of the people that are one of the bodies that's been negotiating with the union's, the railed livery group. and it's saying that the union's need to reform their working practices that they need to accept. those changes to working practices are in order for the strikes to come to an end. and how, what precisely are the strike is demanding, doesn't go beyond paid as it go beyond precious to modernize the network and doesn't look like any of these demands will actually be met. well, it, it goes to those 2 things. most importantly that those, the core issues are the, the boss of the r m t union mc lynch. he's been out one of the picket lines again to day. and he's blaming the government for preventing these 2 bodies network rail on the rail delivery group from awarding the kind of pay offers that he says, have been achieved, where they have less influence in wales and scotland for example. and he says that

it does unprecedented ministerial interference in these negotiations and that the kinds of awards he was talking about that had been made elsewhere, or been se 7 mine even more than that, that percentage points on the, the, a yearly pay. so that's one thing that they definitely want. they want to see a substantial pay awards for their members. but they also say that in terms of these reforms of working practices, which that the companies are talking about, that that shouldn't lead to the kind of low paid gig work or economy that so many in this country have to put up with. he wants to defend work life balance and that the kind of working practices, but his members have become used to over the years so. so those are the 2 key issues. i'd say network rails chief negotiator says that a solution is within touching distance, but certainly the 1st week back would seem to suggest that this dispute will continue for some time. i force at life and london bridge station still ahead on al

jazeera oh, people are being paid to her babies in south korea with the government now offering incentives to young parents. plus, it hasn't happened for a 100 years, but there is want to be a fight in congress and had to call him how slightly healthy ah a here's your weather update in a minute. 15 x tropical cyclone ellie, produce some record flooding in western australia. this system has just parked itself here over the past week. i'll tell you what broome could see about half a meter of rain over the next little bits of some serious stuff here. now for this se, some showers in storms along the coast of new south wales, a c t a meantime,

for w a southern w, a. things are hot and up in per $36.00 for you. on wednesday for new zealand, north island, the northland region, got a rain and winds combo here could see wind gusts up to 80 kilometers per hour. as we head towards south east asia got this batch of rain in the south china sea. let's press place who goes wednesday to thursday crashes into the coast of vietnam . i think we're bound to see some flooding here in san for indonesia as main island of java. the rain continued support in, but i think bigger pulses of rain central java providence. on wednesday after china right now, it's pretty gloomy. pitcher actually may see some showers toward the south. better, better seeing that what weather will be in tie pay with the hiv 18 degrees and that familiar pattern is back cold air rushing over those warmish sea of japan. water mean fee and do snow western hoko could see $50.00 centimeters and 12 hours. ah

ah. with ah, welcome back. you're watching out. just a reminder of our top stories this our israel's recently appointed security

minister has visited the compound housing the our acts of mosque of move palestinians describe as provocative is mar, banga via to the site which has religious significance. both muslims and jews. a 15 year old has been killed by authority forces in bethlehem. the palestinian ministry of health says he was shot in the chest by soldiers. tens of thousands of railway workers in the u. k. a holding a 2 day strike, a and working conditions are at the center of the long running dispute. this is the 1st day back at work for many people he belie around that work. now thousands of people in brazil continue to queue to pay their final respects to football. legend pele, these are life pitches of the scene. his body is lying in the stadium of his long time club santos. he died on thursday, the age of 80 to be laid to rest near the stadium where his career started. john holman reports from santos. her valet,

coming home to the very last time to the football ground where he made his name is a 16 year old. the small villa bell, miro stadium returned the suttles team into a global force and himself into or hey, the king. a mark this world status, the elite military unit which usually guards the president assigned to watch over his coffin. and in the morning came thousands toiling pulse to pay the last respect . play have been only present in brazil for so long. it was hard for some to comprehend that he was gone. by the time i passed his coffin, i felt like crying because i news. i know that this is the last time it taught to overstate the importance of palais to a country in which the government once declared him legally a national treasure. he was a dream rising from childhood, shining shoes to being the embodiment of brazil's hope and joy at a time, duck by military to take to ship abroad to he was fated an idolized as someone who

made the difficult look easy and football fun out on the wall and my bedroom was but a, and he was there were presentations inspiration of the best and the most beautiful you having football. so for me, it was always my idol from, from very, very early age outside of the stadium, the queue to fall past the coffin, snake back on it. so again and again, celebrity, not sad. after all, play was 82 that struggled with cancer for a long time. the lunch matches local bows around the ground. everyone seemed to have a story about how they seen him, met him, or to each of his told us. she was his nutritionist, and he's fine, you know, once a month i take his measurements, what he would be if he was, well, a real honor, right? i could have never imagined it like so many who, even though his last game was 45 years ago. the videos of many of the exploits

grainy, the stories and the memories had been passed on young as well as old turning out, say good by. the sun setting now in the middle stadium, the last sunset that its most famous sun is going to see in this place, people are still filing past his coffin to pay the last respect, current santo's plays arrived, was twilight, so silent question echoing into the dusty, say there is there another pele out there? will there be john holman? out de zivare samples and many catholic sir paying their respects to former pope benedict, the 16th and the vatican. these are life pitches out of vatican city. therefore, the pontiff will lion state inside saint peters basilica for 3 days is funeral will be held on thursday by the dick. the 16th died on saturday at the age of 95 process. in bolivia have continued for 6 day demonstrators or opposing the

detention of a right wing opposition leader. some torch carson set off fireworks and compensations with police and santa cruz officers arrested the regions governor louis fernando camacho last week is really key use of playing a role in the unrest that led to the ousting of president ever. morales in 2019 brazil was president lewis and osceola, the silvers held meetings with leaders and foreign diplomats on his 1st day in office. lulu once brazil back on the global stage. that's a very different approach to his predecessor, jaya bolaro. a latin america editor, lucy newman, reports from priscilla, brazil's president wasted no time getting down to business on his 1st day in office . president lula, the silva has made restoring brazil's leadership role and the global stage a key priority. he held a host of bilateral meetings with leaders and diplomats from china to europe and africa, to latin america in long i believe president lula is

a regional leader who will give a strong boost to latin america. brazil's absence of the past few years has been felt. looters present signifies the return of brazil to the international stage. former president james bull sonata a hard land conservative had little interest in fostering international ties, especially in his own region. but lula says that brazil the world's 5th largest country and latin america's powerhouse must again become a major player. as it was when he was last president, chinese vice president, once he shang, was among the 1st to pay him a visit. although china is brazil's mean trading partner luther silva is concentrating 1st on reviving his longstanding goal of strengthening latin american unity. without leaving any country out, he has begun by restoring ties within his waylon severed by his pre sasha. but a little assume ha, you scare you and it's been

a lot with president lula. we discussed ways of incorporating venezuela into the latin american fold as well as the importance of legitimate elections and venezuela in 2024. so that they will be really legitimate with guarantees for all actors. 11 percent luna was an influential figure the last time that many latin american countries turned to the left. he believes in strength in numbers. although latin america is again witnessing the swing to the left regional unit, he has always eluded it. unlike the european union, that unity has always depended on common ideologies rather than common interests. that's a mistake that brazil's new president apparently intends to fix. c, n human al jazeera brazilian republicans in the united states will take control of the house of representatives in the coming hours. they now only won a majority in november's mid term elections, but failed to take the senate, the poor showing at the polls, his spunk disagreements at the top of the party. article haine has more now from

washington. it's not been a question for 100 years, not since 1923. when it took 9 rounds of voting to elect frederick gillett. as speaker of the house of representatives. please raise your ryan man with your every time since it's been decided on the 1st vote. but 2023 is possibly going to be very different. the presumptive speaker, kevin mccarthy has been lobbying his fellow republicans since the midterm election . they still seem sure to vote with a good one. there will be 222 republican sworn in mccarthy needs 218 of them to vote for him to become speaker 5, on the far right have already said they will never vote for him. so mccarthy has made some concessions, promising to change the rules, so just 5 representatives can call for a vote to remove him from leadership. right now, it would take a majority of republicans. he's also pledged to create committees to investigate

the justice department over it's investigation of former president, donald trump, and a committee focused on competing with china. but 7 additional republicans released a letter saying it's still not enough. once republicans do like the speaker, it seems unlikely they'll be able to pass significant legislation because democrats control the senate and the white house. what they can do though is try to obstruct president jo biden's agenda and launch investigations. i think they are fine with being able to do more oversight and want, you know, the white house to answer questions about afghanistan. ah, want to talk about corona virus where they come from. did the government have anything to do with it? much of the agenda will depend on who is hand at the gap. ah. as of now, no one seemed sure that it will be kevin mccarthy. paddock lane al jazeera washington no way has said a record for sales of electric cars. new figures suggests nearly 80 percent of new

cars registered last year were battery powered. as far ahead of the european union, which registered less than 9 percent electric car sellers have benefited from tax breaks and lower fees for road tolls and public parking noise. government wants all new cars to be electric. within 2 years. south korea has one of the lowest fertility rates in the world and, and the government wants to change that is increasing child care support to encourage young people to start families. eunice can report some sol the 1st babies of the year in south korea twins held by their grandmothers and another buy a new father. a welcome sound in a country that has been at a population death cross since 2020. the number of deaths consistently outpacing birth. the president says the government has poured more than $220000000000.00 into increasing the fertility rate over the past 16 years without avail or provision.

meaning we need effect of policies that are based not on populism, from trucks, science and data. nonetheless, the incentives will continue the latest a monthly stipend, effective january. first mothers in south korea will receive an equivalent of $550.00 per month per child. until that infant turns one, that parent pay is set to rise to 800 dollars next year. for those who are from here, the district of con them, which has the lowest fertility in soul. a one time birth bonus of $1500.00 a week or higher if the infant is a 3rd or 4th child. when eugene is expecting her 2nd baby next month, she walked away from a career and education consulting, where she had her eldest he on. she welcomes the cash for additional expenses such as nappies and bottles. but the real help she needs an extra pair of hands is still

out of reach that, that kind of service that i really need. because so if i have 2 children, if one is sick, then i need to go to the hospital, but i, i have to carry my infant 2nd child to go to the hospital with my 1st child. and it will be very difficult because it's not like my husband can be here like 247. he needs to go out to work. when sociologist says the government has missed the mark, pointing to young people who face low wages and unstable employment prospects which leads to increased competition. and, and brewing distrust between genders. children are a life long commitment and many young ogles. find it difficult to think about being responsible for the one person's life when they're not sure about their future. so furthermore, some yobbos are constantly exhausted and higher as a result of working long hours as lifespans increase economist project that by 2050, for every 100 working south koreans, there will be 76 dependence,

both minors and the elderly. the government will need to decide how to prevent the demographic imbalance from tipping into a fight over a limited resources unit. kim al jazeera, sol, hine shim, is the spokeswoman for hale, a south korean feminist organisation. she says gender equality is missing from this government policy. the korean government is missing the most important point. i believe the women, the equality more than just a few support. let's look at the program of the action of the international conference on the population and develop any kind of egypt in 1994 conducted by nations. specifically, mentions quote, we front believe that human development cannot be sustained unless the women are women are guaranteed equal rights and equal state status with men quote. it has been nearly 29 years since the conference almost to 30 years. and south korea,

though marked, ask the worst country in the we see the nations with the gender region for the last 10 years on the last year, for example, financial times or so green out, establishing gender equality is way more effective rather than cash county, you know, dress increased low facility rates. south korea will not be able to use it the lowest for to the rate in the world unless it rapidly change as feature culture and broken system which treats women as baby factories rather than a human beings. so as simple as that, ah, this is those are the top stories. israel's recently appointed security minister has visited the compound housing, the alex, a mosque, unoccupied, east jerusalem. and we've palestinians, cool, provocative. it's about been given, was surrounded by.