really picture for the great lakes, the chance of snow rolling across eastern areas of canada, much to wire across the east coast of the us. 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. some of that pulling its way further south into mexico city over the next few days. but for large areas, particularly of the caribbean, it is a fine and dry picture with lots of sunshine. there was we move to south america, it's looking a wetter across more than half of the region. lots of heat for northern argentina. but look at those thunderstorms on wednesday. ah, ah, mass protest forces railey prime minister benjamin netanyahu to suspend plans that

would weaken the power of the judiciary. ah, hello, almond is of a problem, and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up 6 people, including 3 children, are killed and another school shooting in the us. procreation for the nation. self career encourages its young people to have children, as its population shrinks for 3rd year and abroad, and more on how afghan women satisfying their desire to learn. despite being forbidden from attending school. awe, protest against the proposed judicial overhaul have been continuing, and israel despised prime minister benjamin netanyahu. delaying plans to push through legislation. public agenda has led to

a general strike and seen thousands of israelis take to the streets. opponents accused nathan, yahoo of a power grab saying the changes will give the rule in coalition unchecked power. natasha named reports from west to ru slim. in the face of protest growing by the day a reversal by a prime minister not known for compromise or hope to meet 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 kinetic 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 faced growing paralysis. with a nationwide strike closing airport schools, banks and businesses. tens of thousands, still the streets to voice, their frustration here. fighting for this tradition,

for this attempt to overthrow the judiciary and take control of the position will be thrown away from the table. and we're also asking that benjamin at 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 bank of years. we 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 overhauled and diffused the crisis? others dug in saying they would not surrender to violent 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, and that's 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 that left unresolved. the post of defense minister called it was netanyahu's firing of yo of gelato on sunday that brought the crisis to her. oh, as of monday evening, the light had not received a formal dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha name l. jazeera west jerusalem. let's get more on this now. we're joined by dan r bell. he's a former israeli diplomat and scanner at the center for as rainy studies at american university. and he's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time. do you think that this delay to the reforms will lead to any negotiations,

any compromise between the government and opposition parties are i'm expecting negotiations to begin in the next few days between the representatives of the government are represented of the opposition. however on, you know, these negotiations don't, it's not very promising boot gaps or wide and still be very hard to reach a broad base of agreement over the proposal. and so that we should give it a chance. there is a chance that it would succeed. but then i think her, i would be very cautious and saying it will be there will be a breakthrough anytime soon. is there anything short of scrapping these reforms that would be enough for though, as opposed to it? so among those who oppose it, you have the members of parliament leaders of the opposition that are, that have vowed and therefore delivering on their promise to enter negotiations within the government. on the other side, you have leader as ordinary people,

leaders of the protest movement who are not willing to make any compromise until the proposal is show. and so there is a divide there, and it's going to be interesting to see how that unfolds. the protest movement is not going anywhere and will continue. the question is whether the representative, the opposition, are aligned. though testers would be willing to make any compromises and the protest to say that they're not going anywhere. because the proposed reforms are a threat to the, to the state of israel, to the idea of a democratic israel. and so that's why they said that they can't compromise on this . do you think they have a point that they, they, they all have very valid points. the question is, what's realistic at this point? nathan, you know right now has a 64 seat majority and no said and he's not,

he is not willing to compromise at this point on, on that he's not stepping down. and so the question is, is it realistic to demand is stepping down? i don't know if it's, if it, if it can work, definitely, nathaniel is fractured. the nation is definitely caused a lot of damage. the level of trust and leadership is very low. and i think, you know, the next few days will be critical in determining the direction of where this is going. 64 is very slim majority in a 120 member connect that as intent. mr. bell. you see anyone in nathan, y'all, who's coalition government taking away their support for these reforms? right now there are pretty united behind him. the question will be in the coming days, how there are voices of some invoices that are calling him to soften the proposal to make compromises. those are a very slim minority within the coalition,

and it's not entirely sure whether he need 61 to pass this. and so, so far he has a whether there will be 3 or 4 or 5 that will switch to the other side or just abstain. it's an open question right now, and as you say, the next few days, few weeks, a crucial. do you think that that in the delay could take the steam out of the protest movement? do you think that that's what prime minister netanyahu is hoping for? that's definitely what he's hoping for, but the way i see the protest movement is very energized and is very determined and i don't think they're going anywhere. and therefore, i believe that's what i was hopes are or are just false hopes. they're not, he will not be able to dissolve this protest movement. that's my opinion, mr. bell. it's great to get your insights on the story. we do appreciate it that is that dan, our bell joining us live from washington

d. c. thank you. moving on to other news now, and president joe biden says, u. s. a gun violence as repaying at the very so one of the nation that after at least 6 people, including 39 year olds, were killed in another school shooting. the attack took place at a private christian school. the national tennessee john hendern reports another school shooting another community, terrorized at covenant school in nashville, shots fired, gunning down 3 children and 3 adult staffers. there was so many policemen and then the ambulances started moving away from school. and that's what i had heard. there was a school shooting 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 key as they would be it out of the building. that was a door that was entered. all doors were locked, understanding and how exactly see got in at this point. so 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 trying to process it all. it's so terrible. so sad from president joe biden, there was more consolation with little hope of action. is chester 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 and to assault rifles, a style of weapon, the u. s. congress band in 1994, before allowing the band to expire. years later,

biden again called for congress to renew the band, or we have to do more to stop con, vouch, it's ripping our communities apart. repeat a sol, this nation, but on a divided capitol hill, he has no real chance of passing it or ending the decades long series of mass shootings in america. john henderson, l g 0 to south korea now it president you in. so q and a set to chair, amazing on has countries shrinking population? the number of deaths has out pays the number of birth for a 3rd straight here. eunice can reports from sol. ah, south korea's rapidly declining population trend is starting to show. schools are closing, even in big cities like soul and benefits like free subway rides for senior citizens, are becoming controversial issues as local governments struggle to keep public

utilities funded. runs on we're not asking for complete support from the central government. we're saying the extent of the fear increases can be minimized with at least some assistance. asia, as 4th largest economy has been pouring hundreds of billions of dollars and subsidies and programs to encourage young people to have children. despite this, the average number of babies as south korean women will have fell further below one last year, 20.78. when 2 point one is considered ideal, the population here shrank for a 3rd straight year as deaths outpaced berths from didn't wanna drink as old as the number of economically productive people falls. so lower national competitiveness. i'm worried about a big hole in our national security, as fewer people will be available to serve in the military. one study found that

only 4 percent a women here between the ages of $20.34 viewed marriage. and having children as essential about 13 percent of males and the same age groups at the same as far as who should take care of elderly parents. only 21 percent said that should fall on the children while more than double that disagreed with many young south korean struggling with day to day career and financial challenges. analysts are calling for innovative scheme to tackle the problem. the government will also need to strengthen social safety nets for the elderly forecast to make up 40 percent of the population by 2050 eunice cam al jazeera. so a pilots came by bunger. they asked to allow the hang of refugees to go hunt myanmar appears to be underway. hundreds of thousands became stateless in 2017 when they were driven out and into neighboring bangladesh by the military human rights

campaign. as they're accusing the united nations of a major breach of neutrality. after it transported a delegation of the myanmar military hunter in you and boats to a meeting and bangladesh and diplomatic editor james base has the story. bangladesh says there about 1200000 ringo refugees living in camps in the country, bangladesh. his foreign minister has told me that in recent days of delegation from the military regime in myanmar met bangladesh, he officials to arrange a pilot scheme to start returning some of this the earlier the come prom air. that failure, the little blue. ok. but if did go back, if sick, if the garbage they can help stabilizing the situation after all their man. but people. remarkably, it's a merge that when the myanmar delegation traveled to bangladesh, that transport was provided by the united nations to un agencies, the world food program and you and hcr provided boats. the insignia were removed

for the journey, and it's reported that there were weapons on board hidden under tarpaulins. when i spoke to the un special envoy for me and mar about all of this, she restated the organization's longstanding position that no refugees should be sent back until there are conditions which are conducive to their voluntary dignified and safe return and are, we are not satisfied that those conditions are there at the spectacle time. the generals who carried out a cou, now seen 2, at least on one occasion, have a navy. and that navy is the united nations that must worry you. well, if they had consulted me, i would have stopped it. but nobody consulted me. man, man, pro democracy to this and human rights campaigners. so they're very concerned about recent events. the use of un boats would appear to be a breach of the organizations neutrality. and they say the un shouldn't be doing

anything to facilitate the return of refugees because conditions remain to unsafe. james bay's al jazeera of the united nations. still ahead on knowledge, is there a more on the who the supporters rattling and humans capital to mock the 8th anniversary of the saudi led to military intervention in the world? ah, how low they will look to east asia where things have dried up for large areas of china and japan. now temperatures here are set to climb over the next few days across northern areas and the korean peninsula, places like beijing. and so what remains a largely dry, if cloudy picture, but still some sunshine coming through. we have seen some showers called southern areas of china on tuesday, wednesday that weather weather intensified. you can see it pulling its way further

east and we will see the arrival of that weather in taipei, taiwan over the next few days with thunder showers expected here on wednesday now was move across to south asia. we have seen thundershowers effect southern parts of india and that east coast. but look at that, things are starting to dry up just a few showers scattered in here. and there was a cross places like 2 ton, as well as no pool bangladesh seen. some of that wet weather, bug, northern areas of india, lots of sunshine and wants to be found here. now that was the case with pakistan. but you can see the arrival of that westerly disturbance moving across afghanistan . that's going to bring more in the way of west and weather across northern areas of pakistan pulling to the east. and if we have a look at the 3 day a fuller hole, you can see that rain arriving on wednesday. thunder showers on friday. ah, on counting the cost, the u. s. high interest rates again,

despite financial turmoil, plunged into darkness, county south africa fix id like to speak right. it was 20 years off. the invasion of iraq whose do meant to be economy of opec. second largest oil producer, counting the cost on al jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit faces, mistake. i'll just 0 really invest in that, and that's a privilege. as a journalist, lou ah, watching al jazeera with me, elizabeth toronto mendoza, a reminder of our top stories, the sol protest against to propose judicial overhaul. a continuing and israel,

despite prime minister benjamin netanyahu, delaying plans to push through legislation. opponents accused method, yahoo of a power grab saying the changes will give the woman coalition unchecked power. at least 6 people, including 39 your roles have been killed in school, shooting in the u. s. city of nashville. the attack took place at a private christian school, but he said they shot and killed the 28 year old attacker. and a new report, amnesty international is the choosing western nations of double stand and when it comes to human rights and universal values, it says there was supposed to react to russia's invasion of ukraine, but overlooked violations and crises elsewhere. responses to armed conflicts and countries like e, c, o, p, a, yemen, israel, and occupied palestinian territories for inadequate and have field. impunity and instability. freedom of expression is widely threatened as governance crackdown on defend. amnesty said, china, egypt,

saudi arabia have ignored criticism of their human rights record is calling for all states to renew a rules based international order that protects everyone. it's ease of robustness of the response to the russian aggression against the ukrainian people that highlight the poverty and the weakness of the response to other crises. solely very, t e is old to the ukranian people, but it is also owed to the people of palestine to the people of every trail to the people of myanmar. and that did not happen in 2022. and it is these, the fact that they are been to ireland process. he's happening in 2022. that is showing more than ever before the double standard.

the human has evidence of violations committed by libyan state security forces and armed militia groups that could constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity against libyan people and migrants. you an investigator say they believe they've been committed by both warring sides and libya. they documented cases of murder rates and slaves meant extra judicial killings and false disappearances. the urinals were found crimes against migrants and official detention centers, some of which are funded by the european union. mon traina. as in tripoli, with war on the findings by the you and investigators, after 13 field's mission and with over 400 people interview you in fact find him is 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 had 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. un named some names in their report including forces loyal to holly for after or the libyan air of armed forces. eastern libya and here in western libya, 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 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 justice will be served and people accountable for crimes will be held, will be held accountable. now trained algebra to ukraine's president vladimir finance key has visited the city of sale, but the head of the un atomic watchdog it off l grossi is set to go to the nuclear power plant there. in the coming days, europe's largest plans is controlled by russian forces. but experts from the international atomic energy agency, a station that monitor the situation and minimize risks of a nuclear disaster. but the thousands of healthy supporters rallied and yet ins capital on sunday to mock the 8th anniversary of the founding lead military intervention in the war. who the rebels also the government from sun on may 2014 following years of instability zane bus. robbie has more the war in

yemen is a few years shy of a decade. an internal conflict that intensified when saudi arabia invaded. now the richest gulf era country, once out of a war, it started with some of the poorest. in the world, the pro who the yemen is rallying and sinner are clear about the way forward. your typical, you know, they should leave him alone. we will maintain our resistance against the occupation against the stealing of many people's wealth and against the removal of our decision making an independent dialogue in a un broker truce enabled the longest period of relative calm and the 8 year long war. yeah. but it lapsed in october and after so much bloodshed, long term peace seems out of reach need. we are ready to confront the saudi by air, sea, and land. the next war will not be like the previous one,

because our military has developed an advance reward set out to reinstate a pro, saudi jamini government. as it switches focus to ambitious economic projects back home in yemen, tens of thousands of people have been killed. the economy is in ruins, and millions are being pushed closer to starvation every day. the aid groups point to the kingdoms restrictions on the entry of commercial and humanitarian goods as a leading driver of worsening conditions. and i advise the saudi rollers to stop supporting those. they've been financing for the past 60 years because it will not help them. the ones who will make real peace are the ones they're fighting. so advised him to reach out to the leader and reach an agreement with him. the conflict is widely seen as a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. it's hoped an agreement to restore diplomatic relations brokered by china earlier this month will bring an end to the war. in basra, the desert hums. the use of has been selected as the leader of the scottish

national party that pays away for him to become the 1st minister laser in the week . the poll is triggered off and nicholas sturgeon, quick as leader of the party in february and germany. the biggest transport strike in 30 years is underway, bringing the country to ne, a. standstill. irell and boss services have all stopped. the action was organized by 2 unions representing millions of public sector work as calling for above inflation. inflation pay rises and better working conditions. since the fall upon leadership and have gone astound band girls and women from attending schools in university 3 months ago, millions have been denied they have right to education. but while school doors have closed, windows of opportunity and education has opened online. when we consume study for points, sophia wants to attend university, but that's not possible. so she signed up for an english goes online. a growing

number of virtual schools are becoming a lifeline for girls and women of come on, who been barred from secondary and university education is a good opportunity for girls for women and have gone as far to continue their education. you're a savvy of an all inclusive, so this is why i want to continue my studies in online courses. sophia is fortunate to be admitted to her choice of virtual school. it stand on several other students due to a lack of capacity and high demand enrollments have risen from about 50 students to more than $500.00. in the past 2 years, staff members at one online school say they were concerned about how the talbot might react is so obvious that if you want to do the crucial thing. if you want to take an action that is very important, you have to risk and absolutely, yes,

everything in the world bank says 20 percent of people and up comes on have access to the internet. many can't afford advice or connection and services are insecure. yeah, going to drugs in that was yet the major concern i have regarding our activity is power outages and internet connection. if one day power or the internet is disconnected in afghanistan, it would create a serious problem for us. the taliban government began imposing several restrictions on payments. after retaking power, falling the withdrawal of us forces in 2021 last december, girls were barred from attending secondary school and universities. the taliban justified the move, citing safety and islamic laws of gone. the sun is the only country in the world where women are banned from education. the un children's agency says more than a 1000000 girls have been deprived of education since the taliban to cova. it's

called on of constance leaders to allow them to return to school. until that happens, women like sophia intend to continue getting their education they want by logging in online on the consumer sharif. i'll just sierra rescues in ecuador searching for at least 46 people still missing after a landslide on sunday night. at least 7 people have been killed. the mudslide in the city of al osi was triggered by heavy rains. barbara angle pye reports. whatever witnesses say they had tremors on the mountain before it gave way late sunday, as residents were sleeping, rescue workers are trying to reach this trapped in more than 100 houses. buried under the earth. survivors say they've lost everything. good me, anchorman to resort. the only thing i can say is that i'm so sac so crushed her that i don't even know what to say. i'm so sad about my mother. and now she used to serve me food every time i came here. now there is nothing another weeks of

heavy rain before the landslide swept roads and bridges away. president glamour, lasso declared a state of emergency in 14 provinces affected by extreme weather and an earthquake . earlier this month, he promised to visit allow sea to meet landslide survivors. if thou more, more, need oriental, a location, so we are monitoring what is happening with the weather there to try to visit them to day. however, the government is fully active and focused on the tragedy in a lousy at feel. equis dos rein season lasts another 2 months. people living in homes, left standing in tallahassee are hoping what's left of this mountain won't collapse . barbara and opa alta sarah, ah.