really bought each came to power last year, promising social and economic reforms ha, but his approval ratings have plummeted as the economies worse and. and inflation has risen to nearly 12 percent. my new constitution, he championed last year, was widely rejected for his administration. the passing of this legislation is a much needed when walkers, in the capital santiago, welcome to the changes that we have on the like in a month. yeah, it's good because people have more time for their family and with to days where just people can find another source of income. so it's not bad. latin america has some of the longest working hours in the world. but chili's government says it's possible to improve productivity and the quality of people's lives, and many are watching to see if other nations in the region start to agree for alex nora algebra. ah,

zoned is here, and these are the top stories. huge crowds have stood in the rain for hours waiting to greet you as president joe biden, as he visits the republic of ireland. arden is in the country for 3 days. ah, in a town dundalk burden responded enthusiastically to those waiting to see him take he selfies and speaking to many is in the region to visit his ancestral roots. and he as president travelled south after a short trip to northern ireland, mocking the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. ukraine's president has urged world leaders to act after disturbing video emerged on line, which appears to show a ukrainian soldier being beheaded by russian forces. but a mere zalinski said the killing would not be forgiven or forgotten. to haul as more from keith. 2 videos in point of fact, the 1st appears to show the corpses of 2 ukranian soldiers lying on the ground

beheaded beside a destroyed military vehicle. the 2nd video, much more graphic than that appears to show russian soldiers torturing a ukrainian prisoner of war and then beheading him. and at the moment that the beheading begins using a knife is there are signs that this soldier may, in fact have been alive at that point. russia's upper house of parliament has approved a controversial bill to create a digital draft system that could ban men from leaving the country. sentences back to bill out apartments. lo, house passed legislation on tuesday. existing rules require military service notices to be delivered in person. and many russians avoided the draft by moving away from their recorded addresses. i mean, last june, terms of mission carrying out an asteroid that kill more than 100 people on tuesday . to the dead were fighters from the people's defense force and

a legitimate military target. there's a headline says was our website out there, dot com as the latest on all our top stories. the stream is up next asking what's driving the increased violence against palestinians under occupation on the back with more news straight after that i for now talk to al jazeera. we ask, who is really fighting this war for russia? isn't wagner, or is it the russian or military? we listen, we started talking to me on my own, so that this via your citizen he shook to get him back. we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that matters on al jazeera. i welcome to the story mom, josh rushing. it's been nearly 4 months since israel's most far right. government took power in that time. more than 90 palestinians have been killed and has ramadan

continues the intensity and violence of occupations escalated. today we ask what's driving the increased violence against palestinians living under occupation. but 1st let's hear from you some odd one, a journalist to gaza. it's you can, you can to take a look what happens. nobody's in palestine, not as a unusual activity from these radio administration, but it's food m o. b patter that we have been singing and we have been documenting for the last in came not only in the ass oh, ship us a loss of warranty. all of them brutalizing them inside the most, but also get accompanied with the vision a class for that indeed, was the blazing his drizzle in the west and the passing in the occupied territories on the honest truth as well. it's sort of the captain that has the climax because of the use that machine of the most i've been the most recent is weighed on men and when the consequences since the beginning of 2020 said a which would have died. unlike the past 20 years of defense where he governs

joining us to discuss from occupied east jerusalem journalist de la b cotter in chicago, illinois, omar, secure israel, and palestine director for human rights watch. and also with us from occupied easter islam, al jazeera senior correspondent, hota bill hamid. hey, one more. see that the table that you, if you're watching this on youtube, get us your comments. we have a producer right there waiting to get your live comments to me. so i can get him to our panelists on the show and maybe you and i can do the same together, right. hold on, let's begin with your 1st question. can you update us on the last 24 hours? what's new? let's say it's the choir after just tool and it's not required because i just didn't even, well, i'm day to government government for no more visitation access. and for the last 10 days,

gramma vacation that need the access to the host. so basically, and she was set out to a nest. ah, yes, poor kids who go. oh, my gosh, in hotel, we're having a little problem with your connection. i'm going to back out. we're going to see if we can get that a little better. and in the meantime, i'm gonna ask joe law, it's been 4 months since his government has taken power. how would you describe the direction that this government has gone? for this government is way more bolder in saying that quiet are quite part of clouds and what's happening, alexis specifically is not new policy. this was policy that was started in 2015 perhaps were nathan yahoo! but said nature maintained and supported by natalie. been at the near, not be as government. this new government is only escalating the rhetoric and saying the quite part out loud and coming more intense,

especially in the west bank and east jerusalem. oh mar is it? i don't know. are we to cynical and this phil to say that at least they're saying it out loud? now we know what we're dealing with is, is that better than when they were doing it any way and saying something else? no, i mean i think we have to start by acknowledging that the level of repression is unprecedented . and that means real life consequences for millions of palestinians that live under israel's apartheid. that means more palestinians are killed. that means more power, new homes are demolished and means more palestinians are held an administrative detention without trial or charge dollars, right? this is a new phenomenon that began 4 months ago. i mean, many of the degree of repression began to actually increase under the la p. bennett government. and this is long standing decades long levels of israeli repression. the difference is one off degree and not a crime. so it's important we underscore that will at the same time, you know, underlying that the reality that policy and faith is an unprecedented and could get

even worse is difficult as that is to imagine. so i'll walk us through some of the video that we've been thinking the last week about what's happening at alaska mosque. what's been going on, lock the mosque, away for israel, just to dominate the occupied 13 population in jerusalem, dominate them further. it's a policy of integration of violence that they're employing based again under the worshippers who are observing the whole month of ramadan and, and jerusalem last month is the 3rd 22nd, his lamb and the center of life for all the new market by directors, land and the fact that it's under attack in this way, it's just the dominant by an apartheid government by an occupational authority that wishes to escalate this violence again to show them who is dominating this space to know as the master base. and they will force people out worshippers of the most when they wish to because this is exactly the image they want to be seen on the

dominant power here. the one that's pressing the palestinians into submission hurricane. i can just jump, jump, jump right in and add something. i mean, the, just the position between the way they've handled protests and the locks with the way israel, the protests and tell them you have been handled, tells you everything you need to know. and the way in which force is used by the israeli state as a tool to maintain. the domination is fed by jewish israelis over palestinian. we don't see those kinds of images taking place in response to massive demonstrations that have brought life in israel to shut down, including taking over of highways, including bringing the economy to a stand to lead. don't see the images you just saw on your screen. that tells you everything you need to know about israel's apartheid. hold of the images are hard to look at these military through police beating unarmed worshippers. why they pray? what is the israeli government say about that? what's the, what's been the response to it?

well, you haven't heard much at the beginning. i think there was some government the government is that possible to describe who company who said they thought that governments should be more forceful with these people. they pulled it inside the mosque and not worshippers, but terrorist sometimes they always put a deposit in and really visit your. busy school and you didn't have one senior member who actually spoke to that is really the media and said that probably what happened last week i was doing and being so brutal wasn't worshippers could have avoided that was basically louis point otherwise it

so i think they do doesn't concern which is why did at the moment and hold to very focused on his own entry issues. so certainly they what, what did worried government, while the international confirmation is also under pressure internationally for other reasons. i want to get to the international response here in a minute, but 1st i want to go, i want omar to respond to this video of a video from ma haunted a ya. she's a professor at mount royal university in calgary, canada, and omar. i want you to listen to us because he talks about the kind of equivalence, especially in the media here. it is critical to underscore and then in addition to the killings, beatings and torture, that palestinians experience at the hands of israeli soldiers, police and settlers. thing is also have to endure israeli structural body such as the title of the season. the gaza strip, the checkpoints the own demolitions,

among so many other forms of israeli structural violence. there is no equivalent palestinian structural finance. none, it does not exist. it is well documented, the israel unleashes of violence against the palestinians that is much greater in school, intensity scale, and destructiveness, politicians and journalism. the west know this because these facts are readily available, get the concealed effect and conceal the reality of israeli aggression. which means that this problem is not just the problem of knowledge, but also in primarily when of power art, omar, i know that was rapid fire, but can you touch on some of the, the things you brought up there? i think absolutely. it's the nail on the head. i mean, we tend to focus on these images of violence of killings and we write felicia because there are effect. but at the same time when one studies the reality in israel, palestine, it is not the hot violence of conflict, but the cold violence of structure, oppression that stands out it's the palestinian gods, denied a permit for medical treatment. it's the palestine east. jerusalem denied a permit to build

a home in his home is demolished if the cold violence of you know home inside israel proper. you know that the palestinians land that they cannot excess. it is the, the refugee camp that's not allowed to return to the country. they're from because of who they are, it's millions of people denied their fundamental right solely because of who they are. and that's the daily reality, structural violence, repression, apartheid that palestinians face, so long as we don't acknowledge, that's the center of the reality. we're going to continue to miss, you know, that we're going to need to miss the underlying reality. that house needs to law. what was in that nod? yes, i may add. indeed, when we speak of the violence of very clear good years and the evidence of seeing davy, we must not forget that the re environment is the structure of violence that's in the background. 3rd of passing through snow for example, live in homes that are deemed to be illegal, const constructive unique any which,

which may receive a definition or that a moment people are not living in the security. and they are confined in faces and get to a neighborhood over the present in the city. and the west bank is building diminishing . we're being pushed into small areas that are itself located. it gets away but just done community and it's like a struggle for existence. so when you, when you see the violence, it's just the result of a very massive domestic policy of everything but in culture identity and making sure it's confined into a more basin. so we have to understand the bigger picture, whenever the videos and images of latin emerge divided is constant or under living through it every day. speaking, the bigger picture, how you brought up the international community. i'm going to bring in a video comment here from augment of, of l. an international lawyer with l. hawk at the hague and netherlands. israel. the colonial number of the team is the promise of intensity to soldiers,

to systematically dehumanize the palestinians with intention to perpetrate and maintain such domination. therefore, accountability is key to india, israeli. upper tide as legal station, the international criminal court must expedited time distribution and distribution of palestine and start issuing a risk. torrance, against perpetrators of such atrocity crimes. because as the late benjamin frank pullman, prosecutor once said, they can be no peace without justice. no justice without lo and no meaning for though without a court to decide what is just as little under any given circumstance. holdup does the lack of an international response over the many years or what's happened there . give a kind of permissive notice or a permission to this administration to go for it now. well, i think that was certainly the know the different ministration. many other

students that i think the when this change, i also public opinions for us, which is very important for. busy is changing much just coming out from the went to also change international reaction. you have to also, regionally action is that when we speak just to the region, so many people because as i say, i think, you know, the hustle of this occupation on a daily basis. so we come to the minute they go in reaching that is actually dodgy. the v occupation, just because if you arrive to the interest of the old student host to push you back,

they have the software they have to use in a big way around too much feel for that and it just you reached up and you might find someone restricting you might find that you don't get it. it's only 55 or above that, or you must, you got publicly geographically. know that hey, listen, i want you to have audience. ok, go for marlon thomas, facebook yeah, i mean, i mean it does noting a very important phenomenal let's not forget 2100000 plus past things in gaza cannot pray and a lot,

some off. so probably many of your viewers on this program get today, board and airplane, you know, go to ben green airport, go to lots, some of palestinians from gaza. an hour drive away cannot do so. most policies in west may cannot do so with it without a difficult to obtain permit the millions of power the refugees aren't allowed to do so. so even we see these images of people getting beaten. there are millions of palestinians that would accept the beating for the chance to praying a lot. the mosque. i hate to hear that, and we have a lot of people in our youtube audience that are saying those images are really hard to watch and hard to look at. do all we have a couple of questions from the to audience. i'm going to throw your way, why does international community allow apartheid to continue? why do they stand on the sidelines? i would like to see you discuss why there are no peacekeepers station in the occupied territories. and then here's one touching on the protests that we've seen until even well across the country through the judicial issues. and israel helped bring attention to the palestinian ongoing slow motion, genocide of so the 1st one,

i think the most harmful thing that we arg suffering because of is the culture of infinity that allows israel to continue to burks, perpetuate this stuff, apartheid this prolong occupation. the seat over the gaza strip. the denial of rights, the basic rates as part of been in the system. the environment isn't the nikki allows for this to continue with the palestinians, face math incarceration that way too often. hundreds get arrested, but it's been killed for them. was, you know, throwing a rock could get your destination and then didn't know what to be investigated and there's no follow ups as rated way with keenest crimes continuously when it, when there is a crime committed. you see the soldier has support from the commander of the police force and the minister of static, national security and prime minister would support those act. this environment affinity allows for this government to continue while the consequent governments to

continue perpetuating the system of apartheid. and unless there has accountable for it, and if it's real accountability such as being a facing proper prosecution by the joshua criminal court, this is going to continue in regards to the project. t was never environment those welcoming for products. and in those tier, from the 1st datas, mainstream democracy, what in court protests begun, instead of the view, it is not a welcoming space and it's very clear for us when they speak of democracy. we are not sure what democracy is because because millions of fastenings will live in the west bank in the service learning garza and if under direct is really controlled even medical incentives, which is really been shipped the 2nd class and then by law the nation state law 2018. so basically legislated that fact. so people who lives, who are palestinian, who live in this place do not think there is a democracy. not one that ever exist as for sure. when they are calling for protect

to protect and save democracy. this is something that we don't really understand and it's a very internal design structured rather than something that involves the palestinians or highlight or struggle in the way that is positive for this time and eventually for this thing. yeah. and the violence on the ground is obviously very real. there's also more violence in the communications about this issue. it's coming from a report and you can actually look at my computer here that saw online violence speech and hebrew directed an arab, palestinian community is increased by 10 percent. and we have a video comment that i want to share with you. this is from a series of media coordinator in ramallah info, i think vital feature against palestinians has been increasing year after year. hamlet recent her birth and death of racism in pipe and has revealed an increase by 10 percent in defined beat against palestinians was 685000 conversations were published in hippa language on bite. this is a very dangerous number,

especially that such conversations. there's into real harm against palestinians, and this is what we saw in may uprising 2021. when did you have your total media to arrange and organize attacks against palestinians, communities and israel as well as what we thought wire just a few weeks ago. oh mark, can you jump in on this? yeah, absolutely. i mean, i think we saw as, as i'm going to put it, i think, very, very accurately and a lot of what the consequences of this kind of, you know, rhetoric are the very people that are, you know, fanning the flames are the ones that are now running the show, but as july noted to begin this program, let's not pretend that this is some new phenomenon. the underlying reality is the vision that bend give the or and others are pushing. yes, it is more exclusionary. yes, it is more violent. yes, it is more aggressive, but the same underlying ideology has underlined israeli governance for multiple

years. they can best be summarize as maximum land, minimum, palestinian. now there are some differences about how to get there, but the underlying directive narrative was there under le pete. it was there under bennett, with underneath it was there years before even under all, merton brock. as far back as you want to go, and i think it's important to underscore both the risks that house the space in this real moment with this sort of rhetoric normalized and turning into violence by settlers and security forces. but also to understand that this is a long standing phenomenon, the answer to which must be to dismantle apartheid hold perpetrators to account and all forms of complicity in it. in the final moments of the show, i want to turn to god. i'm going to set this up with another video comment. this is ma hussein, a. she's a human rights activist and gaza o stadiums in the gall shred, do not want an escalation with his right occupation, as they know that a new military attack on the blow paid an impoverished strip would be another desperate attempt by new tim yahoo!

to contain d ah, internal crisis in israel for years now. gross human rights violations against palestinians in gauze like particular have been an attorney. i was winning card against the opposition in israel and garzon do realize this. another reason is that palestinians in gaza are still basically recovering from all be devastating. previous military attacks on this trap, they are still recovering physically, are psychologically and also in terms of the reconstruction of this trip. hey, i want to share my laptop with you a couple of tweets about this. this one says our house is literally shaking my 21 year old sister just wrote in our family. what's that group as, as israel continues to bomb gaza, that was on april 6th. and then this is says, i feel my boy, my brain splitting and half from crying for gaza. it's helplessness. there was one more where i wanted to show you. this is from j sharla. in times like these,

every family in garza has a bag containing passports, important documents, pictures, and memories, and case where the picture of what has has to look like this is what life and gaza is like july. can you tell me? because i know that you have concerns about what's happening with guys and what might be coming up there. can you touch on those 1st? indeed, the concerns are really, the incitement is coming from the top level. there's really regime you're, you're, you have nothing yahoo, i'm just i life inciting violence against me in each through the thing who's responsible for rocket attacks in north, where example or who's responsible for attacks elsewhere. they are preparing the rhetoric that could justify. and nick lay the the carpet for a really horrible onslaught word which nobody mean once and nobody ever wants to be bombarded again by israel, especially in guys which is over the previous teacher said they're not recovered

physically. they're not recovered psychologically. the gaza strip is facing humanitarian disaster in every way. house. why? the infrastructure? why are they gonna garza right now, jill? all why? they are trying to blame to put the blame to just to, to justify a response or to, to create the response to it before the israel electric. perhaps they're blaming hamas right now. that's the rhetoric they're using, that pushing for they could be pushing for the continuation of assassination of high profile. but it's a leaders are sitting political leaders, which it could likely be based in gaza. and could there could be a response and things could spiral out of control and the victim and the victim would always be the innocent and civilian who is living under this age, this drastic disaster. so it's the fear is very legitimate for people in gaza and elsewhere in the west bank as well. the terrorism that we're seeing and hello to announce where people are on the children are think ours are

waking up scared night, the terrorism by the settlers. and then it was work home, i just started to know how to in our, in our final minute the show. can you tell us what we should be looking for coming up in the, in the coming weeks. okay, let's go on the same track. i think we should be oh more. what are you looking for in the next few weeks in this? i think it's a wild card. how these really government, given the current divide is going to react. there been reports in these railey press, the possibility of a math operation in gaza, possibly following our normal bond and paso or pass over. so it's really a wildcard how these really governmental react to ultimately, so long as apartheid remains the reality along with impunity for serious abuses remains the norm. it's only going to be a model of more cycles of repression by these really governing it's palestinians. the answer has to be to address the root cause and then to part time. well, it's

a story that we're going to continue to watch on al jazeera english and of course on the stream. so if our audience, this is certainly a story that we're gonna follow along and you're gonna wanna follow along with us, but that's all the time we happened today. i want to take all 3 of our guests for being with us, jill, all amar and hota, you can always find us extreme dot al jazeera dot com. see next on, ah mm. mm hm. a

as the war and ukraine moves into the 2nd year, we bring you the latest reports from both sides of the conference to people to experience it. one conversation with no has studio be unscripted to speak to find the common thousands of brazil's indigenous population will come out in the capital, brazilian drawing attention to land disputes and local them serve. in the lead up to date, al jazeera explored the environmental significance of action, and inaction. al jazeera covers, the latest ongoing developments from the her on on efforts to address. iran's nuclear developments. april on al jazeera, a weekly look of the world's top business stores, thousands of people go on strike and pay the high cost of living from global markets and economies. and small businesses of the export restrictions really

impacted china's autonomy to understand how it affects david. counting the cost on al jazeera reporting in the field means i often get to witness, not just news is breaking, but also history as it's unfolding. dropping from serbia hungry to rep one day, i might be covering politics in the next year, i might be covering full test. but what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. era. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. ah. hello and learned hanging on to the top stories on al jazeera, huge crowds have stood in the rain for hours waiting.