some legal rights he's altering our relationship with the planet. this is what it's all about. it's about ensuring that like when i can continue planetary justice on al jazeera, on counting the cost, will opec classes decision to cut oil production make inflation was the u. k. agreed to join the asia pacific trade block as quick as palmer feels and breakfast boss. why has africa received only 11 percent of the brians required in climate funding to the cost on al jazeera ah simmering tensions in the occupied. why spank to his res, have been shot? dead police are looking for suspects follows as strikes on the gaza strip and

lebanon stoking fears of a broader conflict. israel's military says hamas was its target. ah, i'm sam is a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, british intelligence says russian forces are very likely advanced to the center of the besieged city of black mountain east in ukraine. and why bon osiris airport is back to the turned into our homeless shelter will have a report ah, we begin with the escalating violence in the occupied palestinian territories, which is now spilling into neighboring lebanon, raising fears of a possible wider confrontation in the region. in the occupied west bank to israelis have been killed and another seriously injured in

a shooting. these righty army says the attack is targeted a vehicle near an illegal settlement in the jordan valley. it says all 3 victims were women. how soon after that attack israeli settlers gathered at different check points across the occupied west bank? palestinian say there have been a tax on some vehicles. what abdul hamid has the latest from occupied east jerusalem? it's remains quite tense inside the l. ac. so must compound at the moment, it is a car we've actually been watching worshippers, a walking around it under grounds of that compound and inside the mosque in the situation is car. all what happened over the past week has infuriated palestinians . beyond the walls of that compound and it is always the case was ever happens inside the l. axa spills all over the area. really all over the occupied west bank and all the way to garza earlier. there was an attack on

a jewish settler in the jordan valley. a gun gun shots were fired at a car. there was 3 women inside the car, or 2 of them had died and one remains in critical condition. shortly after that, as the news spread dead, you had a retaliation coming from the settlers on palestinians in other areas of the occupied westbank. do you get a feeling at the moment that all parties do not want an escalation? i think a window window prime minister benjamin netanyahu, yesterday, as he was going into his cabinet meeting, said that israel had no intention to flaunt the status quo. of the accent must compound and the fact that today, yes, there were some restriction. yes, they were more police deployed to jerusalem, but by large it went peacefully. now for the 3rd straight day,

israel use force early friday morning. ah. 6 past in worshippers with talkative, they made their way to alex and moscow slams 3rd holy side. soon afterwards, hundreds of people gathered in the compound to protest against israel's actions. but so sought was in occupied east jerusalem shortly after friday. prayers. this is the damascus gate of the old city that leads to al oxide compound. early in the morning, people started to come here, towns of thousands of palestinians performing the friday prayer. the 1st friday prayer after the violence broke out in a lock saw compound of the israeli security forces stormed into the mosque and have arrested around $400.00 palestinians. nothing above the goodness mother. but there

is lots of pressure here. it's very difficult and hard to get here. the crowd was huge, but they didn't let everyone in. but for the majority, 2 of them coming to alex moore's could to day was not easy because his realistically the forces has set up the hands of the checkpoints across this city. and every one coming to alexa compound to perform the friday pre needed to go to do that. jack points and the palestinians water coming from the west bank or gazette street. they need to be about 55 years old. they mentorship of death will. and i want to enter with my kids, i want to come to jerusalem and to i'll access to pray. i want to visit around and take them to the zoo, them any time freely. but this is impossible to hear. the friday pre of today has ended up his father. however, the situation remains fragile and tense. many palestinians here are seen that if the israeli government, that is the status quo of alex our compound,

they are not going to accept that. and that is going to to be good, the pension. again, this mom said that i'll just iraq occupied east jerusalem in garza. israel's military says it carried out their strengths on science belonging to hamis. that's after it. intercepted several rockets fired from the strip who had been no reports of casualties. in the same reports now from garza is rarely warplanes targeted and pounded the gaza strip in the late night hours of thursday and all through the morning hours of friday. at least 10 sites were targeted and evacuated, military camps, in addition to agriculture lands over here, we're in to soft neighborhood. this is a residential neighborhood. as you can see, these areas have been targeted by, by f. 16 messed styles, causing huge holes into the ground. they have completely destroyed the

infrastructure. the power pulls here, power has been cut because the power poles have been destroyed. also civilian homes around this area here have been severely damaged. in addition to that, a children's hospital, a direct hospital was partially damaged according to because the ministry of health guy didn't even have that with us for a stuck. but we were prepared in this whole meal 1st a new ramadan day. suddenly we heard a small explosion, and then 5 huge explosions struck everything and made 5 big hole try. the children were terrified on the broken glass, his father, my sister, why she was sleeping on the computer. now egyptian mediator say that what has happened between israel and hamas so far is just an exchange of messages. and that both parties do not wish to escalate the situation. more mass has said that it is

going to be ready to stand against any aggression against the policy indian people in gaza, or the holy sites in jerusalem, eunice seeds, al jazeera gods, this city. and israel is also conducted strike some parts of lebanon. that's off the rockets were 5 from the area into northern israel. now group is claimed responsibility. but these ready military blames hamas and hold the reports from tire and southern lebanon. the israel carried out air strikes in southern lebanon in the early hours of friday morning targeting what it said were mass positions. the israeli military says it was in response to a barrage of rockets. the palestinian group fired on thursday. no casualties were reported. and most missiles fell in open spaces to read this untitled freedom within a single israel wants to respond, but it doesn't want a wide scale war. doesn't want to involve has belie and

a war. there are many reasons among them, domestic troubles and israel doesn't want a war to disrupt its production of gas. the un peacekeeping force in lebanon has been in contact with the parties. it says, this ro, an lebanon, don't want war. and while there has been no claim of responsibility, security sources say palestinian groups, many of which are armed and confined to camps were behind the incident. some analysts say they couldn't have acted without the knowledge. and backing of lebanon's has below both mass and has beloved our iranian allies. and recently announced a joint operations room. when we looked at thomas's activity in lebanon, we see that and 2019 onwards, we saw a large number of hamas officials, representatives show up at lebanon. and also, to a certain extent, they may loot as a, as a base for their,

for their presence. the has, the law has not condemned the rocket fire, but the lebanese government has warned against using its territory for acts that could de stabilize the country. this may not just be about palestine in recent weeks as well, stepped up its war against iran in neighboring syria. iran, in a rare acknowledgement that 2 of its military advisors were killed. it promised revenge. other incidents have heightened tension among them, the alleged infiltration of an armed man from lebanon into israel. and while this round of facilities may be over, the exchange of fire appears to be more of a warning. the region could slide into broader conflict. seneca, there was it a tire, southern lebanon. daniel levy is the president of the us middle east project. he says the slightest rise in violence,

likely escalate and already volatile situation. endless denial of people's freedoms and rights, that the freedoms and rights of the palestinian people under occupation, living under the oppressive is re regime, is inevitably going to lead to people taking up whatever forms of resistance. that's what happens across the board globally historically. so let's not forget that bigger context, the more immediate context, very significant escalation in palestinian casualty over the last 12 to 15 months. you now have the added layer of a very extreme radio government which is hell bent on provocations everywhere. and in fact, you did have the international community and the neighboring countries turn round and say, ok, ramadan coming up, it's, it's incredibly fee broiled, very tense. just don't get locked around. that doesn't mean that everything else

doesn't matter. that doesn't mean the daily grind in dignity and humiliation and occupation don't matter, but the focus was, don't provoking alexa and me is ready regime didn't manage that. what i think we can say with the degree of certainty is that even when there may will not be a direct intention, the can the logic all the way israel treats palestinians the logical the ever increasing pushed towards extremism. is that even if the instruction is, let's try and keep this quiet guys. there is an inability to do that because the reaction to even just took to the absence of a propagation on our locks up, the reaction is going hard. go in heavy and, and now we are where we are today. if you're on the outside, you know how this looks from where you're sitting across the muslim world. if you will, the resistance movement,

whether you're in garza or in south lebanon or anyway, you're going to say, i'm going to show solidarity with this. now the latest report of these 2 israeli casualties thing seemed to be calming and, and calm, of course, still means occupation and no freedoms for palestinians. but these things seem to be calming in south lebanon in gaza. but let's see if settle a militia violence after what we saw this afternoon, which with a score scene in hawaii and elsewhere, whether that ticks in now, whether these really stand by, let the settler malicious do their worst. and whether that leads to another escalation, ah, the us senate who top leaders have demanded the immediate release of a wall street journal reporter, arrested in russia last week. us citizen, even gush, of which has been char, officially charged with spine and is pleaded not guilty. it's even,

he's been held now for 2 months in pre trial detention. i want house correspondent, kimberly how can join us now from washing. so we're getting any reaction from the us. well, we have had some reaction already to the allegations, and we know that already the white house i adamantly denies the allegations of spying by the rabbit russian government towards evan girl covets. and given the sort of rare bipartisan response by both the top republican and democratic senators chuck schumer, as well as the mitch mcconnell in the u. s. senate. i really condemning this wrongful detention, as they say, is pretty clear where the united states stands and all of this. and what they want to see is the safe return of this well known journalists. and for the most part to the white house is adamantly denying these charges. but in terms of what happens

right now in terms of next steps of the real priority for the white house is trying to get concealer access. and up to this point that has not been granted by the russian government, and for its part, the white house calls is absolutely in excusable they have been attempting to do so for many, many weeks now through the moscow embassy, the u. s. embassy in moscow and have been unsuccessful. so that is the top priority . according to the national security spokesperson, john kirby. there have been attempts. my report is to talk about whether or not there will be an attempt for a prisoner swap or any sort of negotiation with the russian government. but the white has a saying is really too early to discuss that. and even so they wouldn't discuss those types of negotiations publicly. the real priority right now is communication for updating the report as family, as well as his employer. and right now moscow simply is not allowing that. i

believe with that thanks so much. kimberly how can oh, still ahead on al jazeera, according to you i. e, reject south africa's request to extradite the goop to brothers accused of high level corruption plus anger in tennessee's house of representatives as to democratic spells. why ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me, a map informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china power on the world. critical debate, a property in

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ah, or come back to watching al jazeera time to recap on headlines now to his righties have been killed and another seriously injured in a shooting in the occupied west bank. violence escalates in the palestinian territories. the attack has targeted a vehicle near the illegal homeless settlement. the northeast. israel is used for sun past a wash post for a 3rd straight day unoccupied, east jerusalem as they made their way to unlock some mos hundreds of people lay together in the compound to protest. the u. s. senate to top li does have demanded the immediate release of a wall street journal. reports are arrested in russia last week. us citizen, even gush coverage, has been officially charged, was spying. he's plied, not guilty french president emanuel. my call is on the last day of

a state visit to china. the troops been marked by his repeated calls to chinese lead a shooting, ping to help in the war, and ukraine. trade has also been the major focus of the visit as rob mcbride explains. president emmanuel macaroni has been wrapping up this 3 day state visit with a trip to the city of one joe, the main manufacturing and exporting hub of southern china. and it's of course, the business aspect of this visit. what you're seeing is extremely important to china, to france, and the why to you, especially given the souring of relations between china and the united states. a number of deals have been signed and possibly an indication of the importance china attaches to this visit. macaroni has been accompany to go on, jo by his chinese counterparts, president she jane ping. it's highly unusual for she to accompany a visiting head of state beyond their 1st official meetings in beijing. but today,

hoping, holding more talks more meetings with entrepreneurs and investors ending this visit with a private dinner. but earlier macaroni visited a local university talking to students there about the escalating tensions in the world. and of course, the war in ukraine were not on the school. you can, harrison, the speeches this rise and tension has a strategic character between the u. s. and china. it's becoming very open and it grows with the major conflicts going on at the moment, especially the return of warning europe and russia's aggression against ukraine. this was a clear violation about international law. this is a country that's decided to colonize its neighbor without respecting the rule. deploying weapons invading deeply, disrupt, international order, and risk precipitating. this strategic tension is given china's relationship with russia. that's been a lot of focus on whether macro and the european commission president should have

on delay and who has been accompanying him, can exert pressure on she to push the russia towards peace. telling him bluntly that he is the only one who can bring russia to its senses. macros leaves the region with a commitment from china that it to wants to see peace, but no firm proposals on how between them they might achieve that. rob mcbride al jazeera, so my call and she have been holding informal talks and going, jo, china's president said, russia and ukraine must meet half way to create the conditions for a political settlement to the long conflict. she said a political solution was the only correct way to end the war. the kremlin says it's been following those talks in china, calling them important. moscow says beijing will not change its position on the conflict in ukraine on the pressure from abroad. kremlin spokesman dmitri pest golf cold china, serious global pow thing, it holds its own sovereign physicians on the ground in ukraine. british military

intelligence says it's very likely, russian forces have made major advances. that tries to take the center of backwards . it's the latest report suggesting troops are threatening to encircle the city. on wednesday, ukrainian prime minister then ski said his troops would pull back if they were at risk of being surrounded. fight about what has been the bloodiest of the war. rushes foreign minister has been meeting with this turkish counterpart to discuss an anchor, a broken deal that ensures grain can be safely shipped from ukrainian ports. so gay lover of says, russia isn't happy with the deal because the interests of russian supplies haven't been protected with both or more. we, when there's going to be, that's why we were forced to do it. we extended that deal once for a 120 days and haven't seen any signs to even attempt to resolve those issues. and we have grown tired of calling on those who are responsible for this and appeal to

their conscience. so yes, we decided to go for a slight escalation and proposed the pollination of the deal for only 60 days. if the obstacles for exporting russia fertilizers remain, we will have to think if we need this deal at all. un member state to being urged to send north korean workers home, and voice from south korea, japan and the usa. the workers are helping pyongyang fund its weapons programs and must be repatriated. overseas workers have been of long been a source of income for north korea. most sent to china and russia, but also to the middle east, africa, and europe. accord in the united arab emirates as dismissed to request from south africa to extradite brothers, a toulon roger sculptor. the 2 businessmen are accused of colluding with former president jacob zoom to siphon off state assets. they were arrested last year in dubai after the 2 governments negotiated next tradition. treaty. south africa's

justice minister says he'll file an appeal and called the you a is non cooperation, unprecedented. the republican controlled tennessee house of representatives is voted to expel 2 democrats for their role in a gun control protest at the state house representatives just in jones and just in pearson of hold it a dark day. the demonstration happened after a school shooting in nashville and which 6 people that there were 3 of them. children were killed. jones pearson and another democrat led protesters on to the house floor to demand stricter gun moors. michaela records from washington. well, we have had now the tennessee house objecting to democrats who had claimed lead protest in the house against the house rules. those 2 were african americans and there was a sufficient vote to get them expelled the expulsion requiring 2 thirds. however, with a 3rd democratic charge who happens to be white,

the tooth foods majority was not achieved. so she was not objected from the house. but this is a situation where the, those who have been thrown out of the house insist that this is anti democratic, a dog's day for democracy. they say they insist as well that they were speaking in cohesion and together with the relatives and friends of those who had been killed in that shooting the week before. and they had just be in a statement issued by president biden. and all of this harshly critical of tennessee house republicans saying that today's expulsion of law makers who engaged in peaceful protest is shocking and democratic. and without precedent. he's also called on congress to revisit, to issuing strong good gun laws. put himself right behind those law makers in tennessee who have now been expelled. what happens next? well, within 30 days,

special elections have be to be called to replace these 2 seats. the 2 who've been expelled can stand in those elections. argentina is tackling a severe economic crisis. government figures show more than 18000000 people unable to cover their basic food needs. rising inflation and a sluggish economy left people homeless. cathy, all the old plan reports this airport and argentina's capital is filled with homeless people. it's a snapshot of an economic crisis that's getting worse. the one on site is jorge newberry airport has become an unofficial shelter for people like louder. i'm would you think like a down less? oh, it does a lot of a sleeping here in a few hours. they'll be more if you come at night, it's full of people. we come here because it's cold out here at least we can sleep patheon. roxana gets a government pension of about $200.00 a month with an unexpected exchange rate. she often ends up with less. one local

charity says the number of people without a roof over their heads has sort 30 percent since 2019 job iowa to little obama. if i pay rent, i don't eat, and if i pay for food, i'm on the street. tell you that argentina's annual inflation reach more than a 100 percent. and february, people have faced double digit inflation for years. but this is a 1st time since 1991. it's been a triple digits. the frustration is growing. earlier this week, protesters demanded a salary increase in line with the rising cost of living. families say a government deal to restructure is $45000000000.00 loan with the international monetary fund has yet to filter down and make a difference. back at the airport argentinians like elizabeth say,

they feel forced to leave. no way of that's a thing. what their, our white house. i because i'm going to france, i found a job there. well, here the situation is difficult. my salary is not enough to pay rent. it doesn't matter how much they raise my salary. inflation is too high. on no mat gossip, but out of the dad, she's among thousands of argentinians who have decided to leave, hoping one day if things get better to fly to that same airport and get back home. katya lopez with a young al jazeera that's it for this news show. nick clark is here in a minute with inside story, so stay with us. ah, ah. hello. the weather has been a little disturb recently across southern parts of the arabian peninsula. they

still have a few showers lurking away across central and southern policies. saudi arabia, anywhere from around becca, south, was actually could catch a shower or 2 over the next couple of days. north of that generally try dry weather now coming into to kia of the cool sod randall event. then why are we that will change? beirut goes from 20 celsius sas the afternoon, zooming up to around 31 degrees by sunday. quite a brisk wind coming in, but that's quite a rise in those temperatures. we'll see similar temperature across the northeast of africa, getting up to around about 34 celsius in car. either awesome showers around central parts of the mediterranean, which would refer the east without not that temperature back as we go into the early part of next week. wanted to share was to just around the atlas mount, his former, aka live. he showers now showing the hand across coastal fringes of west africa over the next few days, notting a little further north was as they should do with those seasonal rays, which stretch all the way across the heart of africa. still some lively downpours coming in here, of course, whether,

whether making his way towards cape town over the next day or so that will clip its way through. we'll see some wet weather then slipping across eastern parts of south africa, heading towards jo bag with 543. he wanted a fraud takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here. black labs don't really matter in the police were unflinching questions. this war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate, people were dying because of lack of treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign, wrote men, join me, mark him on hill for one out 0, and israel strikes garza and lebanon doctrine rated the i like the most fit. the unrest will spread across the region. so what will it take to deescalate.