the israel is occupied south lebanon for many years and stuff the situation. so the ramifications of the conflict between palestine and israel, you see them now and lebanon. you see them in syria, my, where the iran, of course, behind the sands, iran, israel, heading each other ships on the gulf and other places. these are the ramifications of the core conflict between how cindy and i am, it is really zionism which has been going on for about 6070 years that we have to always keep in mind. and these are situations that keep recurring because of the fundamental conflict in palestine and israel hasn't ended. and the secondary conflicts with how mass now, the hotel is the iranians. these are all going on as well. yeah. just picking up on the, on the iran connection that because of course, that has bullies as seen as, as a proxy of iran. to what extent is this is this perhaps could be seen as, as iran trying to send a message to israel sue through the mouthpiece of his book. this is clearly a situation where iran and has been coordinated very closely. it's widely t

these really air force start graham targets in south lebanon, the response to what it called terrorist attacks from the neighboring territory. the worst escalation between the countries. in the past decade and a half, the shelling came on a grim anniversary for lebanon the exact clear years and the devastating explosion and by root that claimed the lives of more than 200 people, and thousands had gathered in the capital tomorrow. the tragic event, holding up pictures of the dead and demanding justice police file to gas had demonstrated during a heated thanks. jay johnson, the government building, people are angry still over the government's failure to specify what triggered up last and who was responsible for it was one of the largest non nuclear explosions in history. this one, you may find mis footage, disturbing the ash with rice group, amnesty international condemned lebanese officials for quote, shamelessly, obstructing an investigation into the bluff evidence oldest hospital. devastated by the explosion. one nurse died. a baby was born during the very minutes of the blast . now o

these really full, strict ground targets in south lebanon in response to what it called terrorist attacks coming from the neighboring territory. and worst escalation between the 2 countries. in the past decade and a half the shelling coming on a grim anniversary to for 11 non, exactly a year since the devastating explosion in beirut declined the lives of more than 200 people. and thousands of gathered in the cap of tomorrow. tragic events holding up pictures of the dead, demanding justice, a spas tear gas demonstrate is doing a heated exchange. outside of the government building. people are still angry of the government's failure to specify what triggered the bus and who was responsible was one of the largest non nuclear explosions in history. miss war and you may find these pitches upsetting the ash human rights group. mister amnesty international condemned de la beneath officials were quote, shamelessly obstructing an investigation into the glass. lebanon's oldest hospitals was devastated by the explosion. while nurse died, a baby was actually born during the very minute the blast and n

i the welcome back on thursday, these really full struck ground targets in south lebanon. the response to what it called terrorist attacks coming from the neighboring territory. the worst escalation between the countries in the past decade and the half the shelling came on a grim anniversary as well for lebanon. exactly a year since the devastating explosion in beirut that claimed the lives of more than $200.00 people. thousands gathered in the capital to mark that tragic event, holding up pictures of the dead and demanding just this police kill gas had demonstrated doing a heat exchanger, saw the government building. people are angry still over the government's failure to specify what triggered the blast and who was responsible for it was one of the largest non nuclear explosions in history. you may find the picture coming up this step. not in the us human rights group, amnesty international condemned lebanese officials for quote, shamelessly obstructing an investigation into the black. one of lebanon's oldest hospitals was devastated in that explosion. one nurse dies whi

they are important is really forces fired several rockets into lebanon after 2 rockers fired from south lebanon landed inside israel. they landed in the area of curious mona. there were no injuries residence in northern israel had been told to stay home in london on collaboration, taking place to mark one year that a route port explosion it killed at least 200 people unless thousands injured. the blast was caused by a huge pile of ammonium nitrate. those are the headlines, al jazeera worlds coming up next. the news. ready ah oh, i mysterious death. possibly a tragic accident. another theory is suicide. while some observers are convinced this very public death in central london was an act of murder, the victim amount of wealth, power, and intrigue. ah, it was a mid week summer afternoon in the british capital, and most londoners were going about their daily business. it was a wedding day, the followers of british politics. remember as the day when prime minister tony blair was on his way to buckingham palace to offer his resignation to queen elizabeth. but there was another important event on th

significant thing in my view, as the incident that happened earlier today, was the group of villagers in south lebanon who stopped there, has been a unit that was either going to fire rockets or coming back from fire rockets and had a truck full of these rockets and stopped them and there was discussions and it wasn't clear from the reports. some of the villagers were trying to stop has been from doing this. and others were saying, no, we support you. but it shows you the tensions that arise in south lab. and then of course, this has been there for the last 3030 years or so. are you in secretary general? antonio good cherish has appointed hans greenberg. as his new special envoy for yemen, group book succeeds the you case, martin griffith, who is moving to lead to humans, humanitarian affairs department. you and back talk stalled, in april as fighting intensified for the province of mad. the president of lithuania has accused bella ruth of state sanctioned people trafficking and enabling my goods to enter the e u illegally. in an interview with edges, eda guitar, us know, send us, says his country is

month after contracting clover. 192 people have been killed by gunman at his beloved funeral, south of lebanon's capital by route. they open fire and a service for a commander of the she group who was killed a day earlier in what lebanese media say was a personal vendetta. thousands of brazilians are rallying in several cds in support of president j both, and they're backing his proposal to replace the electronic voting system. with paper, balance of scenario is casting down on next year's election. more than 600 people have been arrested in berlin after anti lockdown, protest turn violent. although he did not approve the demonstration. citing rising coven 19 cases. that 1000 to find the ban. bell russian tract, spring to christina to mental sky has left the net at a port police station according to a japanese, lo, micah 24 year old, alleged her limbic tame, tried to remove her from japan. the dispute led to a stand on sunday evening and tokyo's main port. 15 soldiers have been killed in an ambush in south west in the air. the country's defense minister says 6 soldiers are also missing following

minister. 8 people were killed is really for says, a fired several rockets into lebanon after 2 rockets were fired from the south of lebanon and they landed inside israel. they landed in the area of curious mona. there were no injuries residence in northern israel had been told to stay home, commemorates and on march is taking place right now in lebanon to mark one year since the b route port explosion, which kills more than 200 people. it's back to al jazeera world. next, who's sha small one was an egyptian millionaire, businessman living in an up market london apartment, married to the daughter of former egyptian president, gumble danasia. he appear to have everything to live for. my one was also a man of sequence. it's known that he spied for israel, but he may also have been a double agent loyal to egypt. such questions came to an abrupt end. when on a summer afternoon in june, 2007, his body was found in the garden of the building where you lived. did my one fall from his 5th floor balcony? did he job? or was he pushed? ah, in a book written by a former director of israeli intelligence at the time of the 19

a lot of those skills, of course, learned in the originally from hezbollah in south lebanon passed on through iraq and further refined over the years and years of mass murder and terrorism into this sort of mass atrocity. i mean, 170 afghans, 13 americans killed. nearly 200 afghans wounded. more than a dozen americans also wounded. an astro mom cal number of people from a single attack. the pentagon said there was gun following the initial explosion. some people would have been injured or killed by that wave of gunfire, but the gunmen would have been driven off or killed pretty quickly. an extraordinary level of mass murder, even by the standards of the islamic state. the last massive atrocity was the double bombing at a girl's shia hazara school? kabul involving two car bombs there. another series of mass casualties there. this is the sort of thing they like going in for and this will be a major blow to the efforts of the taliban trying to put across the idea that they are capable and responsible new government. >> yeah. sickening new death toll. sam, appreciate it. cnn national secu

month after contracting clover 192 people have been killed by gunman at his beloved funeral, south of lebanon's capital by route. they opened fire on a service for commander of the ship group. it was killed a day earlier in what lebanese media say was a personal vendetta. thousands of brazilians are rallying in several cities in support of president of both scenarios. they're backing his proposal to replace the electronic voting system with paper ballots, while scenario is casting down on next year's election. more than 600 people have been arrested in berlin after anti locked down, protest can violent authorities did not approve the demonstration. citing rising code 19 cases that thousands defined the band fellows track spring to christina chism and kaya has less that i'm at the airport police station . according to a japanese law may come. the 24 year old alleged her olympic tame and tried to remove her from japan. the dispute led to a stand off sunday evening at 2 years. man, a port i'd work as have intercepted, a boat, crowded with migraines, often as he was coast and rescued around 400 peo

these drone pictures capture the extent of the crisis — this highway links beirut to south lebanon.taxi driver who's been waiting in the queue. translation: my car has been parked in a queue outside the filling _ station for two days. but i still have no petrol. is there anything more degrading and humiliating than this? hezbollah is a close ally of iran — and a major political force in lebanon. they promised on sunday that deliveries of iranian fuel would arrive in the days to come to help ease the crisis. this is their supporters reacting to that announcement. and today, iran said that it's standing by to send more if needed. but it's a controversial move — it would defy a us embargo on iranian exports, which were reimposed in 2018. the bbc�*s carine torbay is in beirut. first of all, tell me about the situation that you are in in your neighbourhood? it’s situation that you are in in your neighbourhood?— neighbourhood? it's a very dire situation. _ neighbourhood? it's a very dire situation, this _ neighbourhood? it's a very dire situation, this evening - neighbourhood? it's a very

particular, quite vulnerable. 2 people have been killed by a gunman at his beloved funeral south of lebanon's capital. it's not immediately clear who is behind the attack on calder. they open fire on a service for a commander of the ship group who was killed a day earlier. and what lebanese mediate say was a personal vendetta. supporters of brazil's president jaya both scenario took to the straits across the country. it was a show of support for his proposal to replace the electronic voting system with the pipe balance for next year's election. one k yanna kia reports from where diginero, the thousands of brazilians rallied in support of brazil's president jade books on their backing. his plains that brazil's current electronic voting system is not to be trusted. they will don't get the new. i believe both scenario was elected president in the 1st round of the 2018 elections and not in the 2nd round. like the official result, say, low make isn't judge, just must respect the will of the people who want paper ballots, not just digital one last you're going also follow the president has offered

, quite vulnerable. 2 people have been killed by gunman as a funeral of a has been a fighter south of lebanon capital bay route is not clay, who was behind the attack and holiday. they opened fire during the funeral service for commander who was killed at earlier. and what lebanese media was saying was a personal vendetta. mexicans voted in a referendum on whether to prosecute 5 former presidents present. and the rest loop is over though has been promising to fight corruption. he encouraged his supporters to take part, but criticized election officials. a few polling stations more than 40 percent of registered voters have taken part for the result to be binding. but the turn not registered so far as the fall lower to confirm the most important that the important thing is ending impunity in this country. it's been going on for far too long. there has to be justice. there has to be democracy. we're in. this is what we are in disagreement with presidents. they leave and leave us with nothing. another president comes in and they leave him with all the responsibility will ahead of the election. of

wipe out the boys wide range from buggers on to people have been killed by gunman at a funeral south of lebanon's capital bay route. it's not clear who's behind the attack and holiday. they opened fire during the funeral service for his butler commander who was killed a day earlier. and what lebanese media say was a personal vendetta. washington has vowed to make an appropriate response to the attack on and is really operate a tanker off the coast of all mun the us and u. k. have joined israel and blaming iran for thursday strike to ron has denied any involvement. 2 people were killed on the m. b mercer street. one was hit by what appears to have been a drone strike. us secretary state anthony blink and said it follows a pattern of belligerents from iran. hillary man lever it is a former white house national security official. she says relations in the region are only going to get worse. i'm afraid we're in for a period of a glitch or a tension, especially in bobbing iran and israel. there is no real diplomatic channel or framework to discuss or handle these tensions as, as there was when we had

pattern of belligerents from iran. 2 people had been killed by gunman at his val are funeral south of lebanon's capital bay route. immediately claire who is behind the attack in canada. they open fire on a service for a commander of the ship group who have killed a day earlier. and what lebanese media say was a personal vendetta. 15 soldiers have been killed in an ambush in southwest asia. the country's defense ministry says 6 soldiers are also missing following the attack in the 30 region near the border. the kena faso is just military, says ground forces such in the area for perpetrators. the area suffers frequent attacks by islamic state and al qaeda affiliated groups. at least 8 people have now died in the fire that have raised across turkey for the past 5 days. because healthy has more from a stumble. the one squint hills of murderous have turned into this hector's, a scorched land and smoke everywhere, as 5 fighting helicopters down the flames. the fires here are mostly contained now, but the damage they left behind is immense. in unsolved man, i've got this strict, this farmer found a ne

but further south temperatures are we x are where we expect them to be for syria and for lebanon. it's further south and to the east for iran and iraq and kuwait, the we are seeing them above average and rising up into 50 degrees celsius. so a lot of heat remaining across those gulf states. and if you move over to africa, there's been a lot of heat in the north that's pushing off to the west. but of course that central band it remains very wet. we've seen flooding in the north east in areas of ethiopia, we could see more as those rains continue to fall. but if we go into saturday, it's going to be northern areas of nigeria and southern areas of new jersey that see the heavy rain. we could see potential flooding here and as we move to south africa it's a pretty wet picture across easton areas. we've got a wintry mix blowing in that could bring some snow to the mountainous areas. it's cooler in cape town, but the temperature will pick up this weekend. the north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe bureau. 39 is involved in everything that makes

we're seeing this in south africa, lebanon, myanmar, haiti, cuba, just to name a few of the most notable cases. this is a tough world we're in right now to be talking about the achievement -- sustaining the achievements of hiv along with other global health gains. we'll talk today about trying to answer some of the uncertainties. how much impact is covid-19 having upon existing hiv programs? how much damage, how lasting, how many resilience? we know prevention has -- prevention services have suffered. enrollment, diversion of staff, lab resources, finances. we know there's exhaustion in many places. we know there is a risk of regression, a risk of reignition of pandemics in hiv, tb, elsewhere. we know there's uncertainty right now and a growing debate on where does hiv fit into this new world? a world in which we have an ongoing endemic coronavirus pandemic. the geopolitics surrounded this surrounding this have not been very promising. we had a complete absence of high-level diplomacy in the first year of this epidemic in 2020. we had some progress at the g-7, but it was pretty disappoin

director at the international crisis group and joined us by skype from, but through the, in lebanon, a great south, you, with me assuring to see that appears you half electricity, right? something that many in the country have not most in the country as a luxury, they don't enjoy right now. so to suffer just explaining to people who are not familiar with what's going on and lebanon, white, ne, how did they get this bad? well, i mean, to me, as xena said, the state is nearly bankrupt. and so essentially the country has lived for years and years way over what it can afford. and it has done that by attracting money from abroad and for the interest rates that had to go higher and higher. and as we all know, these kind of sit ups when you pay old credit, sold credit, us with new money. at some point the music has stopped and it stopped 2 years ago. the money was gone, and since then, the political leadership has been unable to get oh, we appear to have that skype piece of polls. those keep trying that connection there again with high co vivian. we got the old view there for high call. unfortunately. oh

ike would point to what he described as the prevention of communistic efforts to dominate iran, lebanon, south vietnam. and formosa which is taiwan. we'll see some of the means he used would come back to haunt us. for example, overthrowing the regime in iran by covert means. next slide, please. in fact, these images you see on the screen, they're from the same page in his diary. and up until may of 2010, if you had asked to see eisenhower's diary from october 8th of 1953, you would have been given that page on the left, which is mostly, as you can see, redacted. if you look on the right, you can see eisenhower talking about recent developments in iran which were accomplished thanks to the cia, in which he says reads like a dime novel, basically admits that we by force overthrew the government of iran by covert means. it was not a very well-kept secret. technically this part of his diary remained classified until about the last ten years, which is quite a while after eisenhower's presidency. but again, you can see how relations with iran have still been troubled by this action that he took. but

but down south, it is a lot dryer, and temperatures across syria and lebanon, where we expect them to be for iraq and kuwait, though they do pick up slightly before easing as we go into sunday. but the heat is still there, as it is for many of the gulf states go to shamar wind. that's going to blow down, kicking up quite a bit of dust across q weight katasha and saudi arabia so that they will be plenty of hazy sunshine around. for the wet weather we have to head to western areas of yemen and no showers join up with the biggest thunderstorms and showers across that central band of africa. the flood risk remains for parts of ethiopia, stretching all the way across, sudan, and as far as camera room, we've got some pretty heavy showers on schedule. on sunday we could see some more flooding there. and as we had further south, it's a wet picture for parts of the bob way. and for most am beacons, the look to south africa is the interior. that's going to see a lot of the wet weather with a bit of a wintry mix fool as to an es, what teeny, that's your update. the news in 2011 al jazeera report

lebanon. the siren founded in northern israel and the occupy golden heights south. they were fired. as below, has came to responsibility. israel has responded with strikes in southern lebanon, san jose is on the phone for us from the t, as in southern lebanon. just bring us up to speed. if you can watch the lakers, what more do we know? well, there is a cautious call along the border following the flare up earlier. today. the cross border fires, the 2nd incident of its kind and the in the past 48 hours. this time around has the law has claimed responsibility for firing rockets from southern living on towards the shabani. farms now has been in a statement said that they targeted quote, open areas around israeli military posts. so this is being translated as a warning. a warning from has fallen, in fact, sources close to the movement have been saying that this is a message we are telling the israelis that they cannot change the rules of engagement that have been in place since their last war in 2006. because the early thursday is well carried out air strikes against target in southern

but down south temperatures are where we expect them to be for syria and lebanon. it's iran, iraq, and to wait to see the temperatures push up. and we could see 50 degrees hits in kuwait as we go into sunday. but for the golf we've got a bit of a shema wind blowing in that's going to kick up just in doha. we could see quite a bit of hazy sunshine. now further south, we got a wind keeping things rather cool. temperatures are slightly down here and we are expecting a few showers along the western coast, all the yemen that was moved to central africa. we've seen some very heavy rains effect. cameroon, you can see the flooding there, and we could see more of that as those rains are expected to last. well into the weekend. if you haven't, you can see those yellow peaks, not just affecting cameron, but affecting nigeria as well. we could see some flooding here, and it's a very wet picture, as well as we had further south for parts of is in bob, wy and mozambique as well as for the interior of south africa campuses in cape town have been down, but they are going to pick u

point to what he described as the prevention of communist efforts to dominate iran, lebanon, formosa, i want to, south vietnam. as we will see, some of the means he used would come back to haunt us, for example, the regime in iran by covert means. next slide, please? in fact, the images you see on the screen, they are from the same page in his diary. up until may of 2010, if you had asked to see eisenhower's diary from october 8th of 1953, you would've been given a page on the left which is mostly redacted. if you look on the right, you could see eisenhower talking about recent developments in iran, which were accomplished thanks to the cia in which it admits basically by force overthrew the government of iran by covert means. it was not a very well kept secret. technically this part of his diary remain classified until the last ten years which is quite a while after eisenhower was in presidency. you can see how relations with iran had still been troubled by this action. he believed it was worth it given the stakes of the cold war. next slide, please. in terms of foreign policy failure eisenhower said

south and the west. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. lebanonyis today is a day for praying. we came to pray for victims, martyrs and children with everyone who joined us here to pray. there is more anger than sadness, but their time is coming. tensions are increasing at protests near the parliament building. there's anger that no one has been held accountable for the blast. we'll be live in beirut for the latest.

lebanon formosa. that is taiwan and south vietnam, but as we'll see some of the means he used would come back to haunt us. for example over throwing the mass today regime in iran by covert means next slide, please. in fact of those images you see on the screen. they're from the page and his diary. and up until may of 2010 if if you had asked to see eisenhower's diary from october 8th in 1953. you would have been given that page on the left, which is mostly as you can see redacted. if you look on the right, you can see eisenhower talking about. he's recent developments in iran, which were accomplished. thanks to the cia and what she said reads like a dime novel and basically admits that we you know, my by force over through the government of iran by by covert means it was not a very well kept secret but technically this part of his diary remained classified until you know about the last 10 years, which is quite a while after eisenhower's presidency. but again, you can see how it relations with iran has still been troubled by this this action that he took but he believed it was worth it. just give him t

south. the wealthy nations were holding too many of the vaccines for themselves. oh, i marian lives in london, wanna take you through our top stories now, and events have been held in lebanon to commemorate a year. devastating explosion at bay roots port but of 200 people were killed at 6 and a half 1000. others injured when a poorly stored chemical stockpile was ignited, it was one of the world's biggest ever known nuclear explosions. the lebanese authorities have been criticized for blocking a judicial invest.

lebanon. iranian backed has follows, says the borrower's was in retaliation for israeli, as strikes a day earlier. those, the headlines one on one east just next county in the cold, from june to south africa. the pandemic has reopened preexisting economic political challenges. but the gap between rich and poor nations continues to widen. with a lack of rusty in china is cranked down on capitalism. counting the cost on al jazeera across the world, men are being looted into online chat. with trick into reforming sexual acts. not all from a village in the philippines. young workers then blackmail their victim, pulling in millions of dollars. but they bought some of the western union branches in the area around where she lived, recorded the biggest teachings of any branches in the world for period one or one east investigate the inner workings of an international online 6 this o. ne of the philippines capital manila is a ramshackle village where he to meet young man will call mark that. they say someone might meet me, but i'm going to go online and block medical anthony handed outside the 5 outside by me, i'm planning to come back up. and i mean, i'm paying a western and then i would c

lebanon is at the moment affected by this crisis. >> in beirut, thanks to her. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, amazon has big plans for its southan headquarters, but there is a catch. local inhabitants say the retailer is building on their sacred land. >> more than 20 people have en killed by flash floods the u.s. state of tennessee with dozens still missing. record rainfall of more than 15 inches in just one day has left thousands without power. the bbc's reporter reports for us now. >> those living here described a wall of water coming in hard and fast. flash floods overwhelming parts of tennessee. in many counties, there is be willed or meant at how quickly the storm ok hold. this remains both a recovery and search-and-rescue operation with many still missing, including children. tens of thousands of people are still without power. roads and bridges remain impossible in some areas, hampering rescue efforts. it was here further south in tennessee where the extreme weather really hit and took lives. bbc news. >> amazon has big plans for south africa. the retailer is building a multimillion dollar facility to act as its regiona

lebanon. that's the price of gasoline source. we'll have the latest on the grains. ah, hello there, the monsoon rains, a set to intensify across north east in areas of south asia in the days to come. you can see that intense cloud behind me in the satellite image, and that's not good news for states like b ha, where we've already seen severe flooding those flood waters offset to rise as the heavy rains arrive. not only here though, it's parts of nepal, bhutan, bungler dish, and me and my. but i'm going to see some heavy rains and the flood threat remains. now up in the northwest, it's a different story. things are starting to dry up in you jelly. there's going to be some cloud, but sunshine will come through the temperature will sit in the mid thirties and it's a similar story for northern areas of pakistan. we are seeing the heat build in the hole and temperature nearly touching 40 degrees there. now in contrast to this, we've got some really wet weather that's going to continue for parts of east asia in particular for the korean peninsula as we get into choose day tropical storm mice. going to join up with a may you from bringing some torrential downpours to that k