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hundreds of thousands take to the streets across israel after prime minister benjamin netanyahu. fine is the defense minister. meanwhile, israel's president urges the government to hold plans to push through laws are weakening, the judiciary. ah, hello, there i was dante attain. this is al jazeera life and also coming up and define speech from me and laws. military leader on armed forces day we have a report from naperville and she beholds parliamentary elections with candidates chosen by the communist party. the opposition calls on versus their to abstain. ah, now hundreds of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets there an anger after prime minister benjamin netanyahu 5,

the defense minister for criticizing his judicial overhaul plans. meanwhile, the united states is urging israeli needed to find a compromise. and just in the last hour, israel's president isaac hartzog has called on the government to help the plans and talking to him has worn out from occupied east jerusalem. israel's months long political crisis intensified on sunday. protesters blocked a major highway and set fires in televi in jerusalem. they broke through the barricades around prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his residence, netanyahu's, firing of defense minister, yo of gallant, gave the opposition to a judicial overhaul. new momentum gallagher was the 1st senior member of netanyahu's le coud party to express concerns about the effect the protests were having on national security. he tweeted, the security of the state of israel has always been and will always remain my life's mission made that the game is not over yet. and we are handing to words

is rasa worse ah bullet to go, and dodge or digital prices. i think that it will and die in a head on collision between the government and nesa on one hand and g edge. additionally, the israeli military raised it's alert level. netanyahu didn't speak publicly, but he tweeted, we must all stand up strongly against refusals. the judicial overhaul would give politicians the final say in appointing judges, and allow parliament to override supreme court decisions with a simple majority. netanyahu says it will strengthen democracy and balance the court's critic say the reforms will erode israel's democracy. the attorney general says netanyahu should not be participating in discussions of judicial reform,

while he's on trial for corruption. the tradition, according to the form, it's a coup. it's, it's the judicial vandalism, off of the checks and balances off any democracy. and what you see is it result in the slate is authentic, is genuine, is spontaneous. shortly after galant was fired, israel's consul general in york resigned the can as it was supposed to vote on the judicial overhaul on wednesday. but there is mounting pressure for netanyahu to compromise. protest leaders are calling for a demonstration in front of the connected on monday. about 2 dozen local council leaders are staging a hunger strike in front of the prime minister's office. university classes are cancelled. several dozen doctors have called in sick in protest. and there's talk of a workers union holding a strike. a senior member of the governing coalition says netanyahu has made a strategic mistake. natasha game l 0 in occupied east jerusalem.

while if a thief isn't as rainy politician and a consent member for the left este hadash party, he says the plan reforms are aimed at maximizing government control. but what the government wants to do is not to click to fix or amend the judicial system. so it will be mo, just know exactly the opposite. they want to take control over the judicial system . so as to in the, in the, in so easy is that there will be only one, but of power. why don't go with the government only the controls, the parliament, the parliament, the commission. because the vast majority of the government is the quote in the coalition. a day was because the vast majority within the full i think that we should refer to the situation. not a whole lot of the gym, who if danielle starts headed by him,

of course it wants to inform and if not receive because he's really my view has never been a democracy, let alone since the occupation even before. because the state is based on a jewish supremacy. ready it cannot be regarded as a democracy on the 1st place, but it's going to be under the hope that the government wants to pursue is that he's going to town in into a full fledged watch is dictatorship. ah no laws, military li, them and on flying has delivered a defined speech on, on forces day which marks the formation of the military in 1945 in response to the debt, then japanese occupation. it's also then the 2nd anniversary of a crackdown on opponents to the military leadership, which more than a 100 protesters were killed and inclined his power back in 2021. after asking the electorate civilian government under the era has been granted were access inside man for the 1st time since tony chang has worn out from the capital capital.

thousands of soldiers marching through this enormous parade ground in a pit or secluded capital, ma'am, or on the other side, columns of almo tanks, artillery, and up in the skies, attack helicopters and jet fighters flying past the rebels. fighting against military rule really fear they've been used indiscriminately over the past 12 months, in large numbers, division civilian casualties, but a message of defiance from seen in general. and then on le, addressing the troops. he says these people are terrorists, they must be depressed and defeated before democracy can be returned to me. and that defines seems to be very present here today, the message show of force to instill fear those who still defy military rule. tony chang al jazeera. well south korea is military. it says that north korea has 5

to short range ballistic missiles into the sea, off it's east coast. it's the latest in a series of launches. the u. s. aircraft carriers set to arrive in south korea and the allies computed their regular spring time exercises last week. japan says the 2 missiles landed outside its territorial waters. while the opinion has gone to further sanctions, if better route post russian nuclear weapons, they used as a bra says and we would be in a responsible escalation and a threat to european security. these comments come after president lot of pearson announced that he would position tactical nuclear weapons in better. ruth, ukraine is calling from urgent mission view and security council. last week, person warned that russian would be forced to react. if the u. k. supplied ukraine with alma piercing ammunition containing depleted uranium. he says russia has stockpiles of similar weaponry, but has stopped short of using it. meanwhile, ukraine is up here is a nuclear power plant remains at risk. it's come under repeated shelling the you

and nuclear watchdog chief is expected to assess the damage that later this week. on the earthquakes that stuck, that struck to kia and syria and early february have came to more than 50000 lives . now nearly 2 months on some families are still searching for their relatives. as many as a 1300 bodies have not been identified, russell said a has more now from to cares hot i region. are you being a mom with him in good taking the this has been no sex as did a routine for nearly 2 months. shackles, social services, non governmental organizations and shelters. hoping someone would how news with her nephew emmett it these after door creaks, the buddy of emmys. father was pulled from the rubble of the home. both these liter cruise upon his mother and older brother, hugging each other in the remains of the stairwell all there. but there has been no sign of 4 year old em,

you could fish these 45 days. have been that 45 years to us each time the phone rings, we get excited. thinking maybe this time amir has been found with called every one social services and g as you t peers and influences, muffins come from at all on the causes are leaving in a tank. now, they are mentally and emotionally exhausted, to look like the how ship it to your finished says, nor sam. it is one of more than a 1000 people who have gone missing or remain unidentified. and hundreds of them are buried. in this cemetery, the bree with family see their suffering from agonized wait, but there is little they can't do these lawyers from the hotel, but as fusion or have been some of the family us. in the semester, we provide legal services for the relative to the missing people. all lawyers take the case to the prosecutor's office, which contacts the hospitals and shelters,

to check whether the missing person is still alive and they get dna samples from the relatives to see if it matches the dna of the buried people. according to official figures, nearly 1200 bodies have not been identified. and more than 200 people have been declared missing. as images, immediate relatives are deb, daughter thes have taken dna samples from his grandparents, which were part of the to match. which are joe, because i see they still hope to find me alive. but if not, at least they will be able to his, it, his chris, a saudi shot. you crystal said that of jesse right ha, southeastern trickier al. 13 recovery crews are also digging through flattened homes in the southern u. s. state of mississippi. after friday's tornadoes, there, at least 25 people were killed and dozens of others injured on fish reports. ruth lucky downtown strip. the hope is they're searching for survivors. the reality,

the fear they're looking for bodies. so i'm looking around to now and i'm saying, i know we can rebuild. go what to do with the double state and what to do with the only the tornadoes landed on friday night, ripping a trail of death and destruction through 270 kilometers of the southern us state of mississippi. changing the landscape. you're still changing lives. you can see that truck dad s my brother, he's a truck driver. all of those trucks right there, his trucks. so his whole livelihood is this. sit in a pile of an emergency. help is no putting in doing what they can, where they can. i want to take the opportunity to personally thank all of the volunteers that are here. what we've seen over the last 36 hours in mississippi,

on the one hand, has been heartbreaking to say the law and devastation of these communities. but on the other hand, has been inspiring. tornadoes have always been a problem in this part of the country. there's nothing to indicate they're getting stronger or there's more of them. but one top us official says areas like mississippi have to be built to be more resilient. we seen extreme weather events increasing only increasing in gravity in severity and infrequency. and we have to build our communities to be best prepared for them to prevent the devastation, to the extent possible, to be able to quickly respond and recover to prove ourselves. written brazilian, the white house is approved federal aid for the area that will bring temporary housing money for repairs and low cost loans to cover uninsured losses. people have

started to return to recover what they can, where they can rebuilding starts know recovering from the loss of life and property . that will take much longer island fisher. i'll just say that well, us vice president, pamela harris is an gonna on the 1st leg of a week long trip to africa. she is the highest ranking official from the biden administration to visit the region and recent months. so also be traveling to tanzania and zambia. harris's triple focus on economic development, climate change, and food security. we are looking forward to this trip as a further statement of the long and enduring and very important relationship and friendship between the people of the united states and those who live on the continent of africa. i'm very excited about the future about i'm very excited about the impact of the future of africa on the rest of the world,

including the united states of america. well, correspondence rehab retinas, we have more on that trip for us from the white house. the white house says come on, the harris this visit will be building on what it calls the success of the u. s. africa summit here in washington last december. then the message was, the u. s. is back when it comes to africa, not just expanding its military footprint, as, as it has done pretty ruthlessly over the last 15 years through africa. but in economic development, as a recognition that the u. s. trails. china, when it comes to investment in infrastructure and other parts of african society and the u. s. wants to get involved. but at the same time, the usaa saying, but we're not asking you to choose, ignore everything else. we say about china, you can do both. it's up to you if we get involved, that's fine. we're not going to get involved with what your relations with china and the husband said another skepticism express by african leaders of this. they will certainly last december,

given that most of what we have for the white house these days when it comes to foreign policy is about china. and as a recognition, when china gets involved with countries, they don't interfere in the internal affairs of individual countries. what we keep hearing from african leaders is look, we will make a decision decision on whom we partner with, but that will be based on whom we decide is in our best interest. i'm still here on the court. in the conflict over time, the lebanese government announces to delayed daylight savings time and why it's creating an approach and re meet the young man restoring the koran for wash in time for ramadan. ah, ah, hello, they will have a look at africa in a moment. first to the middle east and the unsettled weather continues to be across

more than areas of the region. we're seeing more heavy rain to come across the northern parts of iraq pushing into the west and eventually into iran. we've got another weather system coming in behind that that's going to kick up some blustery winds around the levant and bring more wet weather to the likes of tech here. and we could see some of that where, where the slipping down south across the gulf country potentially in space is like guitar and the u. a where the wind is the story we are expecting some lifted dust. and that's likely to affect visibility as we going to choose to. however, we are expecting some pretty strong thunderstorms to affect parts of oman and some wetter weather to pick up in the west of yemen. there was a move across the north of africa. it's much quieter here. the heat continues to rise in morocco, temperatures pushing up this time of year. but what's the weather shifting north across that central band of africa? we are expecting some pretty intense thunderstorms to affect equitorial guinea as well as gabon and rumble across the congos. further south of this though,

the wet weather is being blown up by that suddenly wind into mozambique and madagascar, and improving picture in places like cape town. it is going to cool down $21.00 degrees. she stay ah and with ah

ah ah, what challenges era? the pay here and our ha, that's remind you about story. israel's president i got on has again called on the government and hope the judicial plan. ours after prime minister benjamin netanyahu find the defense minister but publicly opposing the move. hundreds of thousands of israelis are taken to the streets and manuals military leave. the middle class has delivered a defined speech on armed forces. day is also the 2nd anniversary of a crackdown on opponents for the military leadership, in which more than a 100 protesters. because russia has been again condemned by the west after president vladimir pierson announced that he would position tactical nuclear weapons and better. ruth. nature says it would be dangerous and irresponsible. and european union has been a risk facing sanction. a mass public transport strike is currently underway in

germany and rail and bus services of all ground to a halt. it's the biggest walk out there in 30 years and comes after a series of fail talks with employees in recent weeks of wages. the strike is expected to last 24 hours and could also disrupt to transport services on tuesday. or cubans headed to the poles to elect new members of the national assembly on sunday. these elections come at a time though, of severe economic crisis. to read the book has this report from heaven and he let lydia's piano has been participating in cuban elections for decades. she says her family was among the poorest in the country and benefited from fidel castro's revolution. now she says sewing prices are a major challenge for cuba, government, and that's why it's leadership needs more support than ever. why do we need to work? so we come from the difficult time so we can produce more for the country. we have lots of educated people after the pandemic. lots of people are struggling and for

a country like ours, with an embargo, it's worse. well, millions of cubans headed to the polls on sunday to elect the members of the national assembly that was elect the next president. cuba, one party system. the candidate for the national assembly are selected by a commission williams for the communist party. there's 472 candidates for 472 pieces, new members of the opposition. and that's why critics say that cubans are allowed to vote, but not to choose. disenchantment with the economic situation is everywhere. to be seen. us sanctions power cut a 60 percent inflation rate this year, and shortages of almost everything have forced hundreds of thousands to leave the country. and that way, turn out is crucial for the government to provide the new assembly with the legitimacy needs to ruling times of trouble. and why was there a lot of people that will not vote to punish the government?

because it's a fact that a government in the middle of a crisis is a government that gets punished. but at the same time, the new national assembly needs to get involved in the day to day problems, people face and get into a debate for them. i. but not every one is convinced. thousands of people took to the streets in july 2021. in the largest anti government, protesting years they were demanding freedom. hundreds were detained, and remaining prison. medium lever has been an outspoken critic of cuba government . her husband spent years in prison, galleria, val wanna it, the cuban reality doesn't need to be exaggerated because it's tragic after yes, it's my duty to say the truth. the situation is so difficult that we have to see how the government solstice and opens up because there is one reality. the control here is not in a civilian government, but in the hands of the military. and now more than ever, the government is promising to improve the country's devastated economy. millions

in cuba are waiting for those reforms that will provide the relief that many here so desperately need. oh, did he say? well, i'll just cedar havana, cuba with the economic time while in cuba has meant that a record number of people are fleeing the island in 2021 fatty 9000 thoughts entry to the united states. that number jumped to 224000 last year. many of them fly to south america, mexico and then try to cross into the us. the cuban american population is estimated to be about $1500000.00 and growing gibbons in the usa. they're skeptical that sunday's vote will lead to any real change for the caribbean nation. bob reynolds reports from miami record breaking numbers of cubans are seeking asylum in the u. s. auster casanya arrived in miami a little over a year ago. he says he was forced to leave cuba with his wife and son due to his

political activism against cuban government policies. after more than a year under house arrest, state security agents gave him an ultimatum. you have a month to abandon cuba, otherwise we are going to put you in. give 220000 cubans fled to the united states last year. many of them settling here in south florida. worsening economic conditions on the island were the main drivers for the exodus. the most discontent that people are on the island is basically about their daily lives. full electricity, transportation, housing, against that backdrop, many cuban americans and recent migrant scoff at any notion that cubans legislative elections represent a step toward democracy. we find that funny, ah, when they got bogged an election, when the candidate have no opposition,

they have been hampered by the party to run on oppose the issue of the election. so cuba for the majority of us here and soft, laura is a relevant cuban officials, blame their country's economic woes on us hostility and its decades long cold war era. economic embargo. casanya says the elections won't alter the basic realities of life in cuba. we feel as q on people is this is a kind of a theater play. at nothing is going to change with the selection. as cuba votes for the 1st time in the post castro era, the mood among cuban americans and recent cuban migrants is skeptical to say the least. rob reynolds, al jazeera, miami, or lebanon, is facing a political and religious dispute over its official days high. now as the caretaker government has delayed daylight savings by month,

clocks will now be moved forward. at the end of ramadan, an apron that allows muslims to break their daily fast earlier at sunset, that christian authorities say, and i'll stick to tradition and switch the time on the last sunday of march. then a 100 has more from day rate. there is more chaos in lebanon, a country already close to collapse because of an economic and political crisis. this morning, the lebanese woke up to 2 times on, usually at the end of march of this country to shift into the summer time. but this did not happen because of a decision, an unexpected and surprised decision taken by the caretaker prime minister, along with the speaker of parliament. be buddy up this really this decision a caught people by surprise. some institutions like middle east airlines has adapted to the decision. yes. their electronic devices, their clocks remain the same,

but they've had to change their flight schedule to comply with the international flight schedule. but, but there's uproar and there's opposition, and there are institutions which are rejecting to comply with the decision. the argument is it was in discriminant and chose the way this country has been governed for decades. and it shows how officials and not state institutions are taking decisions without resorting to, to parliament, to cabinets. and most of the opposition is coming from the christian community, the head of the maronite church, christian parties, because they are concerned that the post in lebanon, sectarian power, sharing system of the president is now vacant. and it is the muslim leaders who are taking the decisions on their behalf. and it's not just that, while those empowered did not give a decision on official reason why this is happening, it coincided with the start of ramadan. and in the league video, you hear the how speaker say, you know, people will, will fast, less, less,

less an hour during this month. so a decision on whether or not lebanon will change to summer timings, which it really has done for, for years now, is causing a lot of confusion in the country. on book binding isn't traditional year round occupation in the any capital salon. during ramadan, their demand from worshipers is high for the restoration of the muslim holy book. the koran, mama val has the story hash massage. he has his hands full as a book binder in the old district of the human capital son ha, business his normal quiet. but during ramadan, his flooded with orders one book at a time, he needs to restore dozens of for arms as quickly as he can. i went back without sylvia unable to bind the book. we begin with applying a piece of paper and another fabric on the other. after we apply both, we stitch it this way. after we finish ditching the book with the cotton and nylon threads, we apply let the spine using locally made do. there's no question. the next step is

to place the book in a press and leave you tell to the sun for a day to make sure the binding holds. millions of muslims learn the core on by heart from a young age. others depend on the most, huff or awning book form for a citation. paper books are still the norm here in yemen. however, my reason i brought with me 47 copies of the currants be repaired because some of them are damaged and we take any damaged copies of the koran from any mosque to be restored at our expense. during ramadan, particularly old people want to recite the koran and handle that and will be at a more will alphabet ali, thanks to allow the yemenis are taking care of the koran and preserving it in terms of book binding. honoring pondering its meanings. complaint with guidelines on what's permissible and what's forbidden. ha, ha, ha. during ramadan was slims,

don't just avoid food and drink from sunrise to sunset. many or so to cite the port on for most of the day or gather in mosques for collective readings, or can i tell you what do oh mostly believe it was during ramadan. the door on was sent down with the r. ain't gabriel before being re field piece by piece to the prophet mohammed. berlin. da da da good, i'm good him. we are studying the holy koran. william, he is the teacher and i am the learner. he is teaching me the rose of inclination may allow bring blessings, learning the standard, the citation is an act of worship. at for some, it can be a lifelong journey, ahmed fun, a da 0. not more than 2000 mamma find ran heads have been uncovered during excavations and the template ramsey's chair in the ancient egyptian city of alameda

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