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weaken the powers of the judiciary. ah, an organism for on them. and this is al jazeera and live from doha. also coming up . 6 people, including 3 children, are killed in a school shooting and nashville, tennessee, or you and report says there's evidence one sides and libya have committed crimes against humanity targeting civilians and my parents, and a popular crackdown that's belong to the power of gangs and el salvador but has a come at a cost human rights ah, protest against a proposed tradition overhaul is still taking place and israel, their prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been forced to delay his plans to push through legislation. and public opinion has led to a general strike and seen thousands of israelis take to the streets. opponents

accused netanyahu of a power grab saying it will give the ruling coalition unchecked power. natasha good name reports from west jerusalem. in the face of protest growing by the day a reversal by a prime minister not known for compromise limits from a national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law. in this committee tenure in order to give time to get to a broad consensus to pass the legislation during the next class it mon benjamin netanyahu gave way as the country face growing paralysis. with a nationwide strike closing airport schools, banks and businesses. tens of thousands filled the streets to voice, their frustration here. fighting for this edition,

for an attempt to overthrow the judiciary and take control by the position will be thrown away from the table. and we are also asking that benjamin if anyhow, will resign and take responsibility for what he has done to this country. but netanyahu's delay came with a price hard line, national security minister, m r ben. good beer, said his party, only agree to the delay in exchange for the formation of the national guard. under the command of ben rivers office. there were divisions within the ruling coalition, some called for uniting behind netanyahu. oh, did you do so overhaul and diffused the crisis. others dug in saying they would not surrender to violate energy and the tyranny of the minority. the far right governing coalition and supporters say they will not have the vote or the state stolen from that. i think it is a tremendous mistake to stop the reform. however,

i can understand because of the heat of the moment and the fighting was going on the as to make a calculated decision. but, but that reform is an absolute necessity for this country to continue in a democratic crash. left unresolved. the post of defense minister, call it it was netanyahu firing of yo of a lot on sunday that brought the crisis to ahead. as of monday evening, the lights had not received a formal dismissal letter that yahoo has 48 hours to need a successor. that oxygen a l 0. what jerusalem? the white house as it welcome to israeli prime ministers moved to pull the judicial bill. so we welcome this announcement as an opportunity to create additional time and space for compromise. compromise is precisely what we have been calling for and we continue to strongly urge israeli leaders to find

a compromise as soon as possible. we believe that it is the best path forward for israel, israel, and all of it citizen. to find this compromise. democratic societies are strengthened by checks and balances, and fund mental changes to a democratic system should be pursued with the broadest possible base of popular supports. well let's get more on this now we're joined by libby lankin ski. she's vice president at the new israel fund that the group that promote liberal democracy in israel and support civil society organizations there. she's joining us live from new york. thank you very much for your time. i believe that you've been protesting in the us against the proposed change is one of the concerns of those who joined you in new york. thank you very much for having me and yeah, my hair is still wet from protesting these last few hours outside in the rain in new york city, outside of the israeli consulate here. and the,

it's important for me to point out, and this was very much what people were discussing on the streets in new york, and in israel to day, the traditional who of been attend. yahoo administration has not been cancelled. it's just been delayed and it's been delayed at a steep price. the security force that has been promised to one of the most violent and extreme members of the israeli government. each em are been fear, has the potential to cost a lot of people their lives. and we're not seeing this as a victory in the long term for us, it's about making sure that this did that, this judicial, who doesn't happen ever. but it's also about a lot more than that. this has been a moment of shake up and of a weakening for many israeli citizens and people who support israel and support

a jest, resolution to the conflict around the world. it's a moment that we hope will mean a dramatic reckoning and a redefining of the democracy. that we want one that provides rights and equality to everyone that there's a lot to unpack there. i want to just pick up on something you said about as a mob. been via saying that the national guard that he is asking for. and in exchange for this legislation being delay that you said that it's going to cost a lot of people their lives. can you explain what you mean by that? i mean, the political camp that each of our been fear comes from. is one that regularly in faith, towards violence against palestinians living in the west bank and also palestinian citizens of israel. we know that there are factions within what we call make cities who are looking to instigate conflict in those cities.

we saw the potential for what can happen in the events of last may. and this was before our been very or had a national guard. the answer is only taken. so i'm terrified about what this could mean. you also mentioned that this moment could be a reckoning for people in israel for israeli democracy. the conflict with palestinians so far the month of protest that was seen. and israel, it's very much being about propose changes to the judicial system and how that is a threat to israeli democracy. but nothing about the possible threat or the threat rather of being an occupying force while being a democracy. if you really think that things protest could lead to a wider reckoning for the palestinian israeli conflict, i do think so,

and i think so because there was a turning points over these last couple of months when the protests began. and 12 weeks ago, there was already the beginning of what is now being called the anti occupation block. if you can see me, you can see i'm wearing a t shirt from that block. in israel, it's the block that has been bringing an ant hacky patient message in for the 1st few weeks of the protests, those anti occupation protesters were met with pretty harsh resistance among other protesters that had to do with carrying the palestinian flag and use of the terms, occupation and a part time on their signs. but after the settler pilgrim in the west bank town of hora, the antarctic patient block has a begin to begun to grow pretty dramatically. and b has been left has been met

with a lot less resistance. so do i think this going to change everything overnight? definitely not. but there are certainly people who are shaken up for the 1st time into understanding what all this means in the long term and understanding that there can be no democracy with occupation. and what about the u. s. government role? if any in all of this that has considerable leverage with israel, it is israel, strongest ally, we've heard from on the u. s. various u. s. government departments, the u. s. department of defense saying that the secretary lloyd austin underscored president biden's firm belief in the imperative of strong institutions, an independent judiciary for vibrant democracies. but do you think that the government, the u. s. government is using any of the leverage it does have i think

that we saw some unprecedented action when another extremist minister of its olives much rich planned his visit to the u. s. just a couple of weeks ago. i think both from the american jewish community and from the administration, it was clear that the ideology, that patella's mattress beside beth's silence muggeridge represents an espouse is, is over our red line. it's my hope that the administration extend that to consequences for the entire fitness and yahoo administration for the acts that they're taking to dismantle what's left of israeli democracy and also the policies of fear and separation that will ultimately lead to more violence. so i don't think that the administration has leveraged their position enough yet. i hope that as things unfolds a well, my biggest hope is that they unfold in

a positive direction. unfortunately, i don't see that happening. and so my hope is that the administration will take a firmer stance of this lens. lincoln sky. it is great to have your perspective on the story. we really appreciate it. that is libby lane, kings key of the new israel fund live in new york. thank you. thank you for having me. moving onto the new sound. the un has evidence of violations committed by libyan state security forces and armed militia groups that could constitute war crimes against libyan people and migrants. you and investigators say they believe war crimes and crimes against humanity have been committed by both wong science and libya. they documented cases of murder rate and slave ment, extra judicial killings and enforce disappearances. but you and also fond crimes against migrants and official detention centers. some of what you're funded by the european union mom, the trainer, as an tripoli, with war on the findings of either you and investigators. after 13 fields,

missions and with over 400 people interviewed you in fact, find diminished mission released their final report earlier today. it outlined in array of crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in libya. here's what the mission to say. the mission documented and made findings on numerous cases of arbitrary, the tension 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 have to or the libyan era 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 the, the liberalization 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 have 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 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, trina, out there, a shallow cafe on is a member of the united nations independent fact finding mission on libya. and he says, the human rights situation hasn't improved. the contrary was written by carrying out a series of interviews with victims and others of

a 400 interviews where how it, by the finding mission. and it's clear that there was a touch of our nations of human rights and these masters, my terry, and particularly in places of detention, as well as in relation to my friends where evidence of enforced chris's sledge meant. such slavery are known torture to all of the 3 detention joining arbitrary killings with white widespread, it is deteriorated much more than 60 percent from the time when they are finding they shouldn't was established. i think this is to to the system within leave. under so measures, seconds, just press descent in relation to women at just press station in public life. one of the empties was actually killed out funding cases of

women being detained and subjected to torture in humanity, breathing, treatment being kidnapped, iran foreign minister has told al jazeera, has the government is ready to exchange prisoners with us once and direct talks of finished. it's taking the release of several citizens who are in american jails. washington had only to choose 10 of making false claims that such a swap had been agreed. a number of jewels citizens are detained and iran. many of the accused of spying was modest. since march 2022 has been a memo on the issue of exchanging prisoners with the u. s. in recent weeks. and in order to update the document, we exchange some messages and none papers with the us. the issue exchanging business is completely humanitarian towns and ready with a previous he might negotiations and agreements. but this depends on the conclusion of the indirect talks which have been going on in the past weeks between the 2

sites where the prisoners was separated from the j. c. p, a. and the rhetorical issues that we hope will be fun. listening guitar has previously held talks on the exchange of prisoners and the jcp. a guitar has made some constructive efforts and will continue to do so. president joe biden says us gun violence as ripping at the very soul of the nation, that after at least 6 people, including 39 year roles were killed and another school shooting the attack took place at a private christian school in nashville, tennessee. john hendrick reports another school shooting another community, terrorized at covenant school in nashville, shots fired gunning down 3 children and 3 adult staffers. there is so many policemen and then the ambulances started moving away from the school. and that's what i had heard. it was a school's is 2 minutes later in a school lobby to arriving officers fire back. the officers engaged her. she was

fatally shot by responding police officers. investigators were left, probing the car of the shooter, a 28 year old, identified as audrey elizabeth hale, and what drove hale to open fire on children. i was literally moved to tears the c bills and the t as, as they would be it out of the building. there was a door that was entered. all doors were locked, understanding and how exactly c got in this one is still under investigation. the daughter of one covenant teacher was texting with her mother who said she was hiding with students in a closet and hearing gunshots close by. it's disgusting and i. yeah. i just, i have no words like i'm just trying to process it all. it's so terrible. so sad from president joe biden, there was more consolation with little hope of action, gesture sick. you know,

we're still gathering the facts. what happened and why police say the attacker, a former student, was armed with a pistol in to assault rifles, a style of weapon, the u. s. congress band in 1994, before allowing the band to expire 10 years later. biden, in cold for congress to renew the band, we have to do more to stop con violence. it's ripping our communities apart, ripping a solace, nation, but on a divided capitol hill. he has no real chance of passing its or ending the decades long series of mass shootings in america. john henderson, al jazeera, still ahead on the bulletin would take a look at what the new leader of the scottish national party is promising to deliver full scotts. ah,

hello they, let's have a look at the weather across north america and from the satellite image. you can see those storms continuing to affect southeastern areas of the us. the story on tuesday is that powerful system once again pulling into the u. s. west coast. we are expecting more flooding rain for the life of california, some snow on the mountains that will start to push its way further east and south of the next few days. dropping the temperature in los angeles as that rain starts to roll in across most central areas. we are looking at wilma and windy conditions, which don't, doesn't help with the threat of wild fires. but to the north east of this, it is a chilly picture for the great lakes, the chance of snow rolling across easton areas of canada, much to i across the east coast of the u. s. some cloud deb attempt just sitting where we expect them to be and further south of this we will see some heat coming in now across central america, much of the wet weather can be found across mexico. so that putting its way for the south into mexico city over the next few days. but for large areas to be of the

caribbean, it is a fine and dry picture with lots of sunshine. that was we move it to south america . it's looking west more than half of the region, lots of heat for northern argentina, but look at those thunderstorms on wednesday. ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the mac, informed opinions about administration. are very concerned about this development, especially what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate is oh, you were all going to see the property in depth analysis of the day. sidelines inside story on al jazeera lou.

ah, he watching out there with me. it is with bron in doha, a reminder of our top stories, the sour protests against a proposed tradition overhaul, the still taking place in israel, despite prime minister benjamin netanyahu. delaying plans to push through legislation. opponents accused netanyahu of a power grab saying it will give the woollen coalition unchecked power. at least 6 people, including 39 year olds, have been killed in a school shooting in nashville, tennessee. the attack took place at a private christian school. police say they shot and killed the 28 year old attacker. and the u. n says it has evidence of violations committed by libby, in states, security forces and armed militia that could constitute crimes against libyan

people and migrants. and the use of has been picked as the new leader of the scottish national party that pays the way for him to become the 1st minister later in the week. the s and p advocates, the scottish independence from the u. k. and controls the semi autonomous parliament in edinburgh. nothing baba reports from there was a big moment for a party at a crossroads. i therefore declare hm for yourself, julia elected comes a uses 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. the, i think 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 grassroots, our civic lead movement and assure our drive for independence as infect you. the people of scotland needs and dependents 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 clues, humphreys, because he feels like there was luckiest man leading a policy he joined 20 years ago. that he clearly realized, is there a huge challenge? ahead and, you know, i think the party and the country behind it uses close his challenge. kate forbes, possibly more popular among the why the 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 westman, the government's block on that legislation. longer term, he says the s n p must take the time to convince more people independence is the right way for which i think it's pragmatic approach. we need to realize that all of us from the national party that would be a 150 percent for years now. we need to break that important. so it's a new era for the s m p with huge questions remaining over the future of this small nation. the dean barbara al jazeera edinburgh to germany now with the biggest transport strike in 30 years is underway, bringing the country to a near stance to dominant cane reports from berlin. monday morning at munich and port and not a passenger in sight here. as in other major german airports, all flights were canceled because 2 unions representing millions of public sector work is a striking of a pay and conditions. and some people are stranded. well,

if i had known it, i wouldn't have come here to tried. i'm mature. actually. there was it it. i never didn't heard of it. so yeah. as to find out what to do right now. the action by the saudi and ag fall unions has hit the entire german transport network in large sways of the country. fleets of buses have been stuck in their depots. the rail network has also been paralyzed with all long distance journeys cancelled. and many regional links also abandoned for the day on most mondays in march. this station would be a hive of activity with trains going to dozens of different destinations, both regionally across the country and internationally. but this monday, virtually no trains are running and where normally more than 300000 people would come and go through this station on this monday, fairly

a fraction of that number are actually here. the unions are clear, they want above inflation pay rises and better working conditions, or the deal is only the vargas don't are gone for the strike is not to impact passengers and school children, but to effect management board of all the companies. they are responsible because they are the ones paying their staff low wages. the companies have rejected that view and the pay demand behind it. and in the absorber, none aunt retrieve noticed millions of passengers who depend on buses and trains are suffering because of the successive and overblown strike. not everyone can work from their home office. thousands of companies in the economy that usually receiver shipped their goods by railer, also suffering by the. the german central bank is appealed for reason, calling on unions to make sensible pay rise demands and for companies to accept sensible profit margins. one minister involved in negotiations with the unions says, an offer on the table is fair, but so far,

the unions don't agree and won't rule out more strike action dominate cane al jazeera berlin. el salvador government is keeping emergency measures brought in last march to break the hold of powerful gangs. the crackdown is popular. say the heavy handed tactics, canada cost to human rights. john holland has this report. if there was an image for salvador across the last year, this would be about $65000.00 people. nearly 2 percent of the adult population thrown in prison. the country now has the highest incarceration rate in the world. uh huh. well, while i 27th of march, much anniversary of the state of emergency which started it, all police arrest him people on mass trying to break the grip of the countries to a powerful gangs. the m. s 13 and barrier 80. they been terrorizing communities across the country. the years. the strategies been unsophisticated,

the flooding of gang controlled neighborhoods with police and army, and the rest. but most in el salvador, seemed to agree that its work liberating communities like le company ada. formerly a notorious gang stronghold had been yeah, this is anna bilmar. finally heading to a house in the neighbourhood that she bought 15 years ago, but could never live in. yes, the umbrella, i have always prayed to god. lord, i want a house where i can live in indian lake. no one will butter me and the lord has fulfilled. it is a mockery with homicides down. and gang members seemingly fleeing for the hills of around 90 percent of the population approve of president knight kelly. the architect of the strategy is and he's doubled down on it, building a new maximum security prison to fill with more suspects, doll hastily and the roster only 2nd all these terrorist gang members who are being transferred to the terrorism confinement center. probably $4000.00 of them and

never come to return to the communities to the poverty neighborhoods and cities of our beloved el salvador. but what caused, does it come? due process has been repeatedly violated, say civil organizations, the majority of those imprison yet to even face troll is arrested. don't have the right to a lawyer or even to be told why they were detained. many have been sent to prison of the mass hearings of them without evidence presented it go in law, not out. the government isn't using investigation or intelligence to rescue apple each and of just that. when accuses someone else, an anonymous phone call, or that a policeman doesn't like the parents of a young person, and they just capture people and take them away. the salvadoran authorities ramped her by the criticism with congress. they just extended the emergency measures for another mom. nancy pamela say we need to continue fighting the criminal structures . we need to give better service to the seller.