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ah, bunny barker, this is al jazeera alive from london, also coming up. are you, in fact finding mission finds libyan security forces and militia groups likely carried out war crimes, in that treatment of civilians and migrant students coming out right now, the 13th my shooting at a school in the us this year. at least 6 people, including 3 children killed. the scottish national party picks this new leda comes the yusef is set to be the youngest 1st minister and the 1st of asian descent ah, welcome to the program must protest political descent and a crippling general tried israel. is embroiled in unprecedented domestic crisis.

this force prime minister benjamin netanyahu to back down and delay his plan judicial over all the changes have inspired some of the biggest demonstrations in the country's history, with 600000 israelis. turning out overnight after netanyahu fired his defense minister, jo, of glad you said the plans were a threat to israel's national security. or monday flights from ben gurian airport were grounded hospital shops, banks, nurseries, and universities were closed and the 2 largest seaport suspended operations. but it's not clear the delay will pacify protest, as they accused netanyahu of a power grab and say the legislation would give the ruling coalition unchecked power. that no who spoke a short time ago, thus gerber little. well, whenever we have the capabilities to avoid a civil war, we need to go for this. at the same time, we need to give ourselves some time in order to reach a point where we can vote during the 2nd session of the concert. or we want reforms,

we want balance between authorities and powers yarber. we need to enhance the rights of the individuals to the nationalists and their supporters. we can do this in the canal that alone because we have the people with us. oh, when a tasha can amos following events for us and occupied easter useless? and natasha, of course, how our supporters and detractors of the legislative changes responding to this pause. the opposition says that it will not leave this trees until this judicial overhaul is scrap. it's not enough in their view to simply hit the pause button on the judicial overhaul. and in fact, many of the protesters we spoke to, they say they also believe that netanyahu has put his needs above the country and they want him to resign. as for supporters of the judicial overhaul, they had said all day long that they did not want to see the

a halt to the judicial overhaul. members of the coalition government had said that it would not happen, but we started to see fishers within the governing coalition. and then of course, later in the day this evening, it was confirmed by netanyahu, that that is exactly what would happen. but that doesn't mean anything but the following, in terms of the supporters of those judicial overhaul in the governing coalition. and that is that this is simply a moment to take a break. the can us, it is going to take a recess on april, 2nd, to observe the pass over holiday and the independence day. it will return on april 30th. and the intention is of the governing coalition to push this overhaul through to a vote netanyahu when he addressed the nation earlier this evening, did say that he was open for dialogue, but members of the opposition would say that they had been urging for a kind of compromise an dialogue for months and it took this massive strike we saw

today, which shut down airports, border crossing schools, banks, businesses, and sent tens of thousands of people. at least people in the opposition on to the streets for netanyahu and his governing coalition to help the judicial overhaul for now. and i'm not sure what does this delay actually mean for hopes of finding this elusive consensus on these controversial changes? well that's a great question because we're not hearing anything about there being a compromise or that the 2 sides have grown closer together and found some common ground. in fact, it appears that both sides have really dug into their positions. we're hearing the right things netanyahu in his speech to the nation. did say it was time for dialogue and to have unity in the country. we heard the opposition leader benny

gats saying that the number one person who bears responsibility for the rift in the country is netanyahu, but that the opposition and the ruling coalition bear the responsibility to heal the rift. but really, the question is, how are these 2 sides who have really dug in and remain so divided, going to find a path forward, left unmentioned in all of this is what happens to the post of defense minister. you'll recall that on sunday evening, this momentum to the opposition to this your dish will overhaul gained even more momentum after netanyahu ousted yo of a galant. it's simply because he had express concern due to national security and said that the judicial overhauls should be halted. he has not received an official letter of dismissal. netanyahu didn't make any mention this evening of who might succeed him. we do know that he has 48 hours to name

a successor. natasha many thanks for that. natasha game live in occupied east jerusalem, who were now joined by our senior political analyst, marin by shower for more. and that's a moment what you think benjamin netanyahu is game plan is here, is it simply to buy himself time to kick the com down the road? is there an overall king strategy to this? i think he's paying for time. now look, i don't think he's expected, but kind of a response from the street. you know, one of the things we know in politics is that arrogance breeds stupidity. and i think that was a stupid move on his part to bulldoze his way into transforming the entire system in israel. basically for personal use for best personal need, he wanted a card out of prison not to be or not to go to prison as an indicted official. and he has made

a fortune bargain with those fanatic fascists. it among his coalition partners so that they get their way to transform israel into some sort of a theocracy while he remains at the helm of power. i think the st just responded almost spontaneously and naturally against such an abrasive. violation of the basic rules of how you govern as someone who's just been elected right. with only a $64.00 majority out of $220.00. he's basically wants to transform the entire system with one or 2 extra votes of majority. and that is not acceptable. apparently, to the majority of his railways, it's interesting, however, that you call it a, a faustine pat. was benjamin netanyahu aware of the trouble he was getting himself into when he politically went into bed with her? the likes have been given and his party. well, anyway, it's not a coincidence, right? i mean, he was, i want to say pushed, but he certainly found himself in

a corner because he basically lied, betrayed, or backstab every other partner he had over the past 2 decades. i mean, not a single one of those sitting to day in parliament in the center right. or the right. 4 of them have served under him as bill chiefs or secretaries of his cabinet, right? including the da, let me towards his partner and others who served with him. but he basically lied to them all back, stabbed them, betrayed them. and hence he found himself with no other partner, but the most fanatic and the most freshest in the israeli society. and he had, amid the deal with them, did you think simply delaying these changes is actually really going to make a difference to the people have been coming out night after night to protest. and those both on the right are on the left of these controversial judicial changes, you know, in israel, if you follow, just like in the west, by the way,

from present, said cosy to president from every one in israel. think, nathan, how's a lawyer? right. but a lot of people support him nonetheless, because if he serves their interest and their agenda, why not let him be a lawyer back? a lot of people support trump, knowing that he's a pathological liar. i think people in israel know that trump is a serial lawyer that he's not just postponing. he's just playing for time. let me read you something at my window from israel's former foreign and justice ministered sepi livery. she has called the crisis a battle for the soul of israel. what does she mean by that? actually this is our, i think this is an important statement, right? ah, but i think she is probably that gets it right towards the conclusion. but let, let me just explain why, you know, it's not a coincidence that the opposition demonstrations are happening until of eve. and the pro government demonstrations are happening in jerusalem some 3 decades ago in the peace process started is i was given a choice. do you want to be

a settler call in your state with the levine at your heart or you want to be an apostate state? would jerusalem at your heart? you wanna be more fanatic. more religious, more of an occupying power with more illegal settlements. or you want the high tech industry, the secular, tel aviv entertainment, more looking westward towards europe with the united states. israel by arrogance, decided that it wants both. it wants to live even jerusalem, to day 3 decades. later, we are living this contradiction the high, thick in the center of the, of the mayor of the levy, the secular crowds of the levied, including the army, the schools, the universities that medians on so forth are against the neo, much of the rest. the more marginalized impoverished, more the statler movement, the fanatics, a lot of the for specifics for either jews are voting on or supporting nathanael. so israel is split between liberal and illiberal, jewish, and democratic,

occupying forces, and so called jewish state. and i think it's one that will stay with us for a long time to come do regardless what nathan, how does, because as long as israel is an occupying force, the fanatics will continue to grow and israel, and they will continue to challenge the old liberal askan asi establishment to him, that split continues to create seismic ripples across the country. mountain bayshore us out there, a senior blue clown was made thanks for joining us. a will as cross straight over to our white house correspondent. kimberly how good sir, for view from the united states and kimberly message of course of deep concern of being coming from the white house the last 24 to 48 hours. what's the reaction though to this decision to delay the judicial changes? also posit is being welcomed by the president as well as the national security council because in the words of the white house press, secretary cringe on pierre. what this will do is it will allow the space in order to reach the compromise that the white house is hoping can be achieved with the

opposition as well as the current government. the. so what the feeling is is that this will really allow for there to be a rethinking of these per folk proposed reforms. now, the feeling of the white house is that really there should be broad support for any changes. and these reforms simply do not have that broad support. in other words, the stripping of the independence of this supreme court is simply something that is not going to provide the checks and balances that the white house believes is necessary and a healthy democracy. and so, oh, what the white house is feeling is also something is being echoed on capitol hill. and we should point out in a divided capitol hill where typically republicans or democrats don't really agree on much. this is one issue where they do see some unanimity. in other words, what we've seen for jewish lawmakers and both the left and the right is deep

concern about these proposed reforms. in fact, we know more than a dozen lawmakers late last week sent a letter to these reli government, asking them to rethink these judicial reforms of once again to seek compromise as to where we keep hearing and going even a step further than the white house saying that there's concern about this, not just because it could potentially lead to a sort of ad unraveling of democracy, but that also this could lead to an escalation and the violence that we've also already seen ramping up the feeling is this could lead to further instability. and that, that's instability could even exacerbate the tensions that often have been targeted against palestinians. so there has been deep concern. that's for sure. not just at the white house, but also on capitol hill. if you see that, you talk about consensus between republicans and democrats on this, but what leave it's kimberly if any, can the u. s. seriously pull to help broker this elusive compromise in israel?

well, you know, there are leverage, but the question is whether or not they would be pulled and it's unlikely they would be pulled. the leverage that the white house has that congress has really is the military support, the enormous amount of money that the united states gives to israel on an annual basis. it over a memory memorandum of understanding was signed. i'm under the clinton as well as under the george bush administration. so quite a while ago and starting in 2019 what we've seen is an annual contribution some $3300000000.00 given and mostly military aid to israel every year. it's a total of about $38000000000.00. that's unlikely to be revoked. so that's the lever that could be pulled, but the reason it's unlikely to be revoked are really twofold. number one, the united states sees a tremendous amount of value in, not only military alliance,

but also in the intelligence sharing that it gets from israel as it's main ally in the middle east. but the other reason and all of this is that the u. s. really sees israel is it's made sort of ideological ally in the region. it still sees it as the most aligned in terms of its democracy. it sees it as having open and free elections. it sees it as having still a peaceful transfer of power. and even though that might see this as having a bit of a hiccup, if you will, it still sees it as being the one country that most matches the united states. and so in terms of pulling that lever, what we see right now is other members of congress really holding their tongues really reticent to criticize what they consider to be their main ally in the middle east. i read to pull any leave as a tool by the sounds of it can be how could lie for the white house? many thanks. still to come on al jazeera. yeah, most military john said makes the most of armed forces day with a show of strength and

a promise to crank down on descent. and ah hello there it was a pretty chilly starts the week across europe. things are going to start to warm up . we'll see temperatures pick up across the region from the north west. we did have a dry spell on monday, but the rain is set to roll back in on tuesday. temperatures, however, are set to rise, not just here, but across more central areas. it will be more in the way of dry a skies, but still the cloud remains the worst of the weather to be found in the southeast. as a wild weather system moves through turkey. dropping the temperature down in ankara only 4 degrees celsius on wednesday. but to the west of this, we still got plenty of fun. in dry weather, we found across the iberian peninsula for spain and portugal and western areas of france. look at that temperature in bo, escorting $27.00 degrees on wednesday,

and we had to the north west. this is where we're seeing those spells of prolonged rain moving across britain and the island of islands. brisk a winds, pulling in, but up from the south. so it will be warming up bit of a wintry mix moving in so no way. and we are expecting some heavy snow to effect the likes of finn and pulling down across the baltic states some heavy rain coming in from ukraine and western areas of russia. but across more central areas, more in the wave sunshine, through the cloud, 19 degrees southeast in paris on wednesday, ah, around 3 quarters of sub saharan africa, cultural heritage is on display in western museums. it didn't happen overnight. we will rock over. the 1st episode reveals how european colonization removed tens of thousands of artifacts and the appeal struggle to reclaim

restitution africa stolen episode one blunder. oh, now jazeera lou . ah, welcome back. reminder the top story seo and al jazeera israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said he will delay the overhaul that would increase the power of the class at the expense of the course. but he said that he will not surrender in his attempt to bring sweeping changes despite weeks of protests. have un, has evidence of violations committed by libyan state security forces,

unarmed militia groups that could constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity against libyan people and migrants. since 2016, the mission has documented cases of murder, rape, enslavement, extrajudicial killings, and enforced disappearances. it concludes these practices as a continuing and widespread, particularly affecting women, political activists and migrants who have also been systematically tortured and subjected to sexual slavery. it found crimes against humanity, a happening to migrants in official detention centers, some of which are funded by the european union, and that the block has therefore, aided and abetted the abuse. the evidence will be relates to the international criminal court. malik train up is in tripoli with more on the findings by the you and investigators. after 13 field missions, and with over 400 people interview you, in fact, finding minnes mission released their final report. earlier today. it outlined an

array of crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in libya. here's what the mission had to say. the mission documented findings on numerous cases of arbitrary attention, murder, torture, rape, enslavement, sexual enslavement, and forces appearances confirming their widespread practice in libya. you name some names in their report, including forces loyal to ally for after or the libyan era of armed forces. eastern . and here in western libya, he, they named the special, the turn force, the, the authority that combat the legal migration. and the supports that the civilization support, 4th of which are all in libyan security institutions are part of the libyan security apparatus. so just yesterday we saw the un envoy meeting with people that he, that this report name in their meetings with between eastern western libya,

security officials are crimes being committed by, by libyan security officials in something new libyans aren't going to be holding the rest expecting something to come out from this report right away, what they are hoping that eventually just this will be served and people accountable for crimes will be held will be held accountable. now trained in other nice president joe biden says us, gun violence is ripping the very soul of the nation. at least 6 people, including 3 children, were killed in a school shooting in another school. the attack took place at a private christian school in nashville, tennessee. they say they shot and killed the female attacker. a motive for the shooting isn't yet known. this is the 13th mass shooting this year where people have died or been injured at a u. s. school wasn't. jordan has more from washington dc. all we know,

according to a tweet from the metro, nashville police department is that the attacker was a 28 year old woman that indicates that they probably have a very good idea of who she is and where she is from. but police do not have a motive for the shooting that took place on monday morning. inside the covenant school, that is a school affiliated with a local presbyterian church. it has about 200 students and about 50 staff numbers. 3 children were killed in the town, although officials have stressed that they were not killed inside a classroom. they also note that 3 staff workers were also was killed in the attack . the children and at least one of the adults had been taken to a local hospital where they had been pronounced dead by medical stout. they're not, this is something that is no rather unusual that we have become very accustomed to

violent tell school attacks here in the united states. but since 1966 in terms of a mass shooting, only 4 of the shooters have been women. ukraine's president followed me as zalinski has visited the city of zap arissa, where the head of the u. n's atomic watchdog, raphael girl, see he will visit the nuclear power plant the coming days. you abs. largest plant is controlled by russian forces. but experts from the international atomic energy agency, a station that to monitor the situation and minimize risks of an euclid disaster. the facility has come and the shelling and experienced power outages over the past year. scotland is about to have a new 1st minister after hums. are you, sir? flung the vote to become scottish national party leader usa takes over from nicholas sturgeon, who surprisingly quit last month. after 9 years in charge, yes, m. p advocates for scottish independence in the u. k. and controls the semi autonomous parliament and edinburgh. from where nadine barber reports a big moment

for a party at a crossroads. i therefore, to clear some figures if juliet elected comes a use, ifs become scottish national part of leader after a divisive campaign. the 37 year old said his success as the muslim son of immigrants on pakistan and kenya shows there need be no barriers in politics. and he promised to represent all of scotlands 5 and a half 1000000 people. yes, in my immediate priority will be to continue to protect every score as far as we possibly can from the harm inflicted by the cost of living crisis to recover and reform, or any chess and other vital public services. of course, his party's main purpose is to deliver something. half the nation isn't convinced about independence from the united kingdom and my solemn promise and commitment to you. as i will text our i, rash roots, our civic leads, movement, and assure our drive for independence as infect you. the people of scotland needs

and dependence no more than ever before. and we will be the generation that delivers independence for school. but there are divisions within the s n p that became clear, well before outgoing 1st minister nicholas sturgeon said good bye. in the scottish parliament last week, i draw it to a close. um the usa says he feels like there was luckiest man leading a party. he joined 20 years ago, but he clearly real life. is there a huge challenge ahead in uniting the party and the country behind it uses close his challenge at kate, forbes, possibly more popular among the wider population, did not support nicholas sturgeon's gender recognition bill, making it easier for transgender people to self identify. he now says his 1st minister, he'll challenge the westminster governments block on that legislation. in the longer term, he says b s and p must take the time to convince more people independence is the right way forwards. i think it's our pragmatic approach. we need to realize that all of us

from scratch, national part of that will be bouncing around 50 percent for years. now we need to break that impact. so it's a new era for the s and p with huge questions remaining over the future of this small nation. the diem bob al jazeera, edinburgh. ah, monday was armed forces day in monmouth, marking the day in 1945 when the country's military force, the tomatoes was formed in response to japanese occupation. ma mars military leader general men on lane delivered a speech as part of a military parade. he said martial law would increase as the janitor tries to suppress rebel groups that oppose the crew of 2021. the united nations and foreign governments have condemned a growing list of human rights violations committed in myanmar, including the arrest of journalists and politicians. in all 3000 people have been killed. the military has also targeted opposition areas across the country,

and the fighting is displaced close to one and a half 1000000 people. tony chang reports from the capital nappy. don't cavalry officers lead the way for the start of mamma's armed forces, day parade, a limousine carrying the military leader in the rear. as dawn broke over the huge parade ground in the secluded capital naperville, tens of thousands of soldiers marched information, adjusting his troops. men on lie said he would stop at nothing to defeat what he called terrorists. those who continue to resist military rule is the terror acts at the national unity government and its lucky, the so called peoples defense forces need to be tackled for good once and for all mere mars military. and the government also needs to take action against these terrorist groups, which are trying to devastate the country and are killing people. after the ground

troops came the heavy weaponry, huge artillery pieces of rockets, tanks and heavy armor overhead, a display of air power fighter jets and helicopters purchased from russia and china deployed frequently. over the past 12 months, hundreds of civilians are reported to have been killed in asterix. the display of hum crana and military might. but this all not to inspire confidence. rather fear, notice still defined military rule. for those on the receiving end, it's a constant struggle to survive. the united nations estimates that nearly one and a half 1000000 people have been displaced by fighting since the military coup raffle o one. we heard the sound of artillery fire and who told the children to run and hide. we don't know if the shelling will happen during the day or at night. we can't do anything and only want to escape from the situation. this wasn't a display of high tech weaponry. instead,

brute force and military might. but if the intention was shock and awe, some didn't get the message. this huge play them the marching bit, the parades, you know, the, the, the militaristic speeches. this is all about the tech model, trying to intimidate are the people i'm jamar, and i don't think they're buying it anymore. but the message from mammals generals is clear. elections are on lightly until they've taken back control. and they're prepared to use all the weapons at their disposal. tony chang al jazeera naperville does increase security in kenya, half the opposition lead a writer, a dingo cooled for protests over the rising cost of living them. security forces in the capital nairobi fi t gas at people trying to gather shops have been shot and trained services suspended police earlier band people demonstrating against high prices and fuel shortages.