>> earlier, the palestinian prime minister warned of consequences following the storming of al aqsa mosque>> [speaking foreign language] >> i hold the israeli government responsible for what worshipers were exposed to in the mosque and warned of consequences that will result. the -- as well as consequences to attempt to evacuate people. i: the international community to intervene immediately to stop these horrific violations and provide protection to citizens, palestinians, especially in jerusalem. today, jerusalem is restoring --. >> i want to ask you about process in east jerusalem and them instructions we have seen elsewhere. first, what are you hearing, anything more about what is happening inside gaza? >> we have heard, just now, from our producer in gaza, who says so far, when it comes to the israeli strikes toward the gaza strip, they are not targeting hamas officials or senior military fields for hamas. they have been targeting empty land, so far. he expects a serious or more focused, let's say, strikes, in the upcoming few hours. now, to that situation, in particular, have just he

what has been happening in al-aqsa mosque, collusion. it is clearly the isrli occupati forces are working to terrorize an assault palestinian worshipers. palestinians have been met with rubber coated bullets in the face and upper body, tear gas inside the mosque with the women and children praying. in addition to other forms of brute force. the same thing in sheikh jarrah and this becomes more stark when compared i how the israeli occupation forces are treating the settlers. today in is really seller read over a palestinian --israel settler ran over palestinian roots. the police raised his gun at the palestinians protesting the acts of terrorism. we are seeing clear state settler violence and collusion in jerusalem, occupy jerusalem. amy: we are just about to see this next march. can you explain what "jerusalem day" is in the significance of this mch? >> it is infamous march witnessed every single year of my life whereby israeli settlers come from all over and racial chance against palestinians, destroyed property. one time a few years ag

this is the al-aqsa mosque compound.r an hour, police fired grenades and teargas at palestinians, who threw stones and other objects. this footage was released by israeli police. israel's security officers. they say thousands of palestinians have barricaded themselves inside the mosque overnight and were ready with stones and molotov cocktails in anticipation for the confrontation. this shows police firing tear gas. we see a wounded man being carried away. we are told 20 police officers were injured. this is all happening outside of the mosque. but this was inside. chanting. you can hear the noise of the confrontation outside. so videos on social media show on -- stun grenadeanisters landing inside the mosque. these pictures show the aftermath. broken glass scattered across the mosque. we also saw a bird carpet and a burnt -- a burnt carpet and a burnt koran. seven people are in critical condition. that was inside the old city. there were clashes outside the old city walls, too. this was posted by israel's foreign minist

stun grenades and tear gas was used inside the al aqsa mosque compound as israeli forces broke up a sit in the palestinian worshippers. i'm adrian forgetting this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iraqi protesters anger on iran's consulate in karbala after the killing of a prominent activist tehran condemns the rate. of more attacks in afghanistan killing over 40 people including 20 soldiers. we begin with the latest escalation in the israeli palestinian conflict gaza's health ministry says that 9 people have been killed. piers to be prevailing for the moment this a live shot from gaza earlier hamas fired a barrel of rockets from the strip they were launched in response to what the group called israeli aggression in the al aqsa compound israel is hitting targets across gaza with artillery. earlier the al aqsa mosque compound islam's 3rd holiest site was the scene of a violent israeli crackdown these pictures of from inside the mosque israeli forces firing rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and sound bombs a palestinian worshippers and that's the 2nd time that israeli forces

but clashes injerusalem after friday prayers at the al aqsa mosque compound — raise questions about thesefire�*s durability. britain's prime minister expresses sympathy for prince william after the royal voiced his anger at the way his mother was deceived in a bbc interview. and it's back — getting ready for eurovision�*s return tomorrow night after it was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. just hours after a ceasefire between israel and hamas came into force on friday morning, there were clashes between israeli police and palestinians around the al aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem. violence at the holy site was one of the flashpoints that led to the 11 day conflict, which has ended with both sides claiming victory. in gaza at least 215 people were killed, among them more than 100 women and children. 12 people were killed in israel by rockets fired by palestinian militants. our middle east editorjeremy bowen reports from gaza. at two in the morning the cease fire started. in gaza, time to celebrate survival. and to swear allegiance tojerusalem, the holy city only 60 mile

the al aqsa mosque compound as is raided police by a stun grenades to disperse muslim worship his. own 20 people all of a day and you will. not be more supportive. because of the book and i think you know what you're part of i think you because i know what you do you know not one. of them. apparently. was one of them police also use stun grenades inside a clinic treating in japan astin ians. fied tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters police say they responded up to stones bottles and fireworks with thrown at them. i could stay so now it is jerusalem day goes on the last friday of the fasting month of ramadan the annual event is a protest against israel's rule of jerusalem the how are they so there is an attempt not only to apply time division at al aqsa mosque but also to divide a looks most physically should not be done we must work to prevent it from the vigilantes are defending the mosque on behalf of the arab nation and the islamic nation. and he wrote friday thousands of his name was ship as it answered the call from the islamic whack the trust they don't break the compoun

pressure clashes broke out in jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque. spain sends more than 6500 migrants back to morocco after they entered the north african enclave of ceuta earlier this week. in the eu agrees on covid travel certificates in a bid to boost tourism ahead of the summer holiday season. it is said to come into effect by the first of july, but some countries are reopening earlier for tourists. julia: first, toward top story this hour, the cease-fire between israel and hamas appears to be holding as well powers especially at the end of the violen. but the cease-fire was tested earlier today when palestinians and israeli police clashed at jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque compound. both israel and hamas have claimed victory in the 11-day conflict which left over 250 people dead, including over 100 palestinian women and children and 12 israelis. reporter: both israel and the palestinian militant group hamas claiming victory after 11 days of fighting. for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the conflict was an exceptional success. reporter: bu

after friday prayers, fresh clashes erupted at the al—aqsa mosque.3.4 million — but the world health organization says the number of deaths from the pandemic is as much as three times higher. one year on from a crash involving a pakistan international airlines flight in karachi, many families are still seeking justice. ninety—seven people on board were killed as well as one person on the ground in karachi. the crash shone a spotlight on pakistan s airline safety record, as the bbc s umer nan—gyana reports. this passport is all she has left of her father. she doesn't even know if they even buried the right person. he was on board the pakistan international airlines flight pk 8303 that crashed in karachi last may. his nails were very finely trimmed with my sister did the day before. that's why we came to... and this part of his face was intact. but when she went to claim the body after dna testing it was someone else. she went ahead with the funeral to comfort her mother. i thought father is left so i should keep my mum, i should save her life. exact 2

he was at the al—aqsa mosque. today's scenes were not as violent as yesterday. scenes were at the periphery of the mosque. again, the provocations by the police were seen by everyone to have been super unnecessary since the beginning of ramadan, the provocations which have led to clashes erupting all around jerusalem, along with underlying causes of course of evictions and house demolitions that have been going on. so what's happened yesterday and last night at al—aqsa have been unprecedented actions by police which led to disruptions with the prayers and evacuation of the entire mosque compound. and there was a similar example a few years ago in 2017 where there were similar provocations and increasing violence in ramadan, at al—aqsa, and injerusalem. the government did try to calm the tensions at the time. we haven't seen any sign of direct action by the israeli government to stop what is going on to decrease the tension. what i do believe is that the netanyahu government are not interested enough to calm the tensions because they want to distract from whatever

rule of jerusalem the how are they so there is an attempt not only to apply time division at al aqsa mosque but also to divide a looks most physically should not be done we must work to prevent it and the vigilantes are defending the mosque on behalf of the arab nation and the islamic nation. and he wrote friday thousands of his name was suppose it answered the call from the islamic whack the trust they don't breaks the compound under the authority of jordan to pray in and around. the compound is a constant point of contention in the palestinian israeli conflict but tensions in occupied east jerusalem have increased in recent weeks as palestinians. have protested against israeli restrictions on access to parts of the city joining ramadan and there's been no rest day for an israeli court order to evict palestinian families in the shaikh ciaran neighborhood demonstrators tried to enter the neighborhood on friday as soldiers you sound bombs against the crowd and closed all entrances to the area the united nations has warned the forced evictions could amount to war crimes this is a particularly

events to mark the 1967 addicks ation of the city may want to treat caught fire outside the al aqsa mosque the blaze was quickly put out no damage was caused to the mosque itself israeli police and palestinians crashed at the site earlier in the day. al-jazeera is neda abraham is live for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank with 1st let's talk to her before cities at the damascus gate in occupied east jerusalem harry a lot for you to draw together for us here let's start at 6 o'clock local time where as you will live on with us we can hear the sirens the distant sound of explosions. that's right and that being a warning from hamas that if. certain conditions were not met by the israelis that there would be a high part price to pay those conditions including withdrawing from the palestinian israeli side the palace in neighborhood of shakespeare or here in occupied east jerusalem the scene of an eviction battle concerning palestinian refugees living in that area they want to be israelis to withdraw their forces from the al aqsa mosque compound and the surrounds and read release the deta

after friday prayers, fresh clashes erupted at the al—aqsa mosque.alth organization says the number of deaths from the pandemic is as much as three times higher. some of the world�*s biggest economic powers have raised their ambitions on tackling climate change. g7 environment ministers say they�*ll now aim to keep the rise in global temperatures to 1.5 degrees celsius — a much more demanding target than the 2 degrees celsius they are currently committed to. it�*ll mean they�*ll need to work much harder to cut emissions now, rather than putting things off for the future. so what action will they take? our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt has been taking a look. the uk is due to host a landmark international climate conference in glasgow in november. so here are the key commitments made today. first off, coal: india and many other developing countries receive subsidies for polluting coal plants from foreign donors, including japan. today, the environment ministers of the uk, the us, canada, japan, france, italy and germany said they will

least $178.00 palestinians and 6 israeli police officers have been injured in clashes at the al aqsa mosque compound and elsewhere in the city dozens of palestinian worshippers had packed into the mosque on the final friday of ramadan and many stayed on to protest in support of palestinians face. thing of fiction from their homes by jewish settlers reports. chaos on confrontation inside the al aqsa mosque compound as israeli police fire stun grenades to disperse muslim worship his. own 20 people all of a day and huge for the police. more supportive. of the book and i think you know what you're part of i think you because i know what you're for you know not one. of them. apparently. the police all say fied take gas and rubber bullets at palestinian protesters they say they responded after stones bottles and file what's with throwing it that. i could stay to save his jerusalem day cruise on the last friday of the fasting month of ramadan the annual event is a protest against israel's rule of jerusalem that the how they say there is an attempt not only to apply time division that al aqsa mosqu

earlier al aqsa mosque compound islam's 3rd holiest site was the scene of a violent israeli court crackdown these pictures from inside the mosque israeli forces firing rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and sound fall for study and worshippers and that's the 2nd time it is ready forces have stormed a mosque since last week. then these pictures from in that around the compound which houses the mosque israeli security forces targeted palestinian protesters who were standing. there exist almost from the palestinian red crescent all that more than 330 people have been injured that includes journalists activists say that some protesters have been hit in that eyes and heads with rubber bullets i. told was meanwhile organizers of an israeli march to commemorate the 1967 occupation of east jerusalem with canceled their rally have however been smaller groups of setlist right wing activists gathering on the streets but the beta march involving thousands of people has been called off. but it shakes out a labor hood at the heart of the college of rest between israelis and palestinians that arguments

al-aqsa mosque has been invaded more than once.there have been a mass arrest campaign and sheikh jarrah is still under an illegal blockade and colonial violence is still business as usual in occupied palestine at large. amy: explain in more detail what happened on the al-aqsa mosque starting on friday and explain the significance of this mosqu in islam. >> al-aqsa mosque my for palestinians who are muslim, it is t holiest site in palestine and the third holiest site in islam. it continuously is rated and stormed by the israeli police and army. the occupation forces working with israeli seters that are usually armed. what usually happens is oftentimes worshiperare met wi brute force inside the mosque. stun grenades, rubber coat bullets, sometimes live munition. ople are detained, harassed, brutalized. the images we have been saying at this violence are not unique. what has been unique is palestinians are making noise about what is happening. we are finally recording and the world is finally listening stop yesterday, i believe 100 so

said earlier blamed israel for crossing the line with the actions of its security forces in the al aqsa mosque compound known to jews as the temple mount. they moved in in large numbers using tear gas rubber coated steel bullets batons and stun grenades for a 2nd time in 3 days the inside of the mosque became a scene of battle. so it was good hard to come. and jerusalem our red line whoever bears all the consequences of this dangerous sign is aggression is the israeli occupation this is why the situation is exploiting. israeli officials said palestinians triggered the violence with stone throwing palestinian witnesses blamed the israelis for firing rubber coated steel bullets from long range injuries quickly mounted into the hundreds the palestinian red crescent said its own medics were among them in the neighborhood of shakespeare or where palestinian families face eviction palestinian israeli members of parliament faced off against representatives of far right israeli parties israeli jerusalem day march was called off after the government barred the usual route through the muslim quarter of

gaza under assault bloodshed at the al aqsa mosque social media is the place to go for the coverage of this story except when the platform's take issue with what's being posted thailand used to be a safe haven for journalists on the run from me and mark those days are gone mammy just a bell and sapphire do they look familiar we examine the stereotyping of black women on screen and cartoon propaganda turkish style someone says. something that to the delight of the president's critics comes back to bite the heir to want to govern what is currently taking place across the occupied territories is both familiar and unlike anything we've seen in recent times the israeli settler violence is not new nor are the forced evictions of palestinians from their homes to make way for israelis the police brutality on protestors and worshippers at the al aqsa mosque the israeli military is bombing of gaza in response to rocket fire that's coming from the other direction but in other ways this escalation is distinct in large part because of social media palestinians have been documenting every stage of t

he was at the al—aqsa mosque. today's scenes were not as violent as yesterday's. scenes were at the periphery of the mosque. the provocations were seen by everyone to have been necessary since the beginning of ramadan, the provocations have led to unrest around jerusalem, along with underlying causes of evictions. what has happened yesterday and last night at al—aqsa have been unprecedented actions by police which led to disruptions to prayers and there was a similar example if you years ago in 2017 where there were provocations —— a few years ago. this was at al—aqsa in jerusalem. there were attempts to calm tensions at the time. we haven't seen any sign of direct government intervention to see what is going on to decrease the tension. i believe the government are not interested enough to calm tensions because they want to distract from whatever political problems they are facing. political problems they are facina . political problems they are facina. ., ~', political problems they are facina. . ., ., facing. our thanks to jalal abukharter— facing. our thanks to

the grey dome of al—aqsa mosque is one of the most sacred places for muslims.ow close it is to the wall. above the wall is the golden dome of the rock, both muslim shrines are built on the site of the ancientjewish temple. these sites are all also national symbols. a month of tension here raised the hatred levels so high it led to war. the events of the last week have shown a couple of things. first of all, the power ofjerusalem to ignite this conflict. and hamas have sent a strong message to palestinians that as far as they're concerned, they are their real protectors here in the holy city, even though hamas h0 is 60 or 70 miles away by the sea in gaza. 0ur gaza producerfilmed his drive to work this morning. you can see the bomb sites. if palestinians and israelis could be equally safe and secure, they might have a chance of peace. right now, they don't. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. professor rashid khalidi is an author and the edward said professor of modern arab studies at columbia university. i asked him for his reaction to president biden voicing his

is a co-founder of election like intifada he says israel's unjustified use of force at the al aqsa mosque has backfired horrific to see israel once again deciding to try to. redeem its humiliation in jerusalem by killing palestinians particularly children more than 9 report 9 children among 24 dead in gaza due to israeli attacks targeting residential homes among many other sites and let's recall what happened that israel thought that it could impose its will on the people of occupied east jerusalem by mounting an unprovoked assault on the worshippers at the lock some mosque. in order to crush palestinian resistance in the city and allow settlers to force their way through occupied east jerusalem as they often do chanting death to the arabs and muhammad is dead but what happened yesterday in jerusalem was israel suffered a humiliating defeat when palestinian popular resistance without the support of any governments without the support of the palestinian authority condemned by the world. defeated israel forced them to counsel the settler macho and is continuing to resist the ethnic cleansin

after friday prayers, fresh clashes erupted at the al—aqsa mosque.demic is around 3.4 million — but the world health organization says the number of deaths from the pandemic is as much as three times higher. one of the most shocking aspects of the middle east violence has been its impact on children. let's take a look now at the conflict through the eyes of two children — one palestinian, one israeli. here's our middle east correspondent yolande knell. edan and nadine. their young lives have been consumed by conflict. this week in gaza, nadine saw her neighbours' homes reduced to rubble. with school cancelled, she has been making videos for social media, documenting the destruction by israeli air strikes. one clip of her, distraught, went viral. i don't know what to do, i'm just ten. i'm just ten. it captured the mental trauma of children, who make up half of gaza's two million people. instead of playing games, nadine's been worrying about life and death. me and my brothers are scared for each other, so we always try to be together, because if we die

prayers are being held that al aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem after days of violent confrontations between israeli forces and palestinians religious leaders are calling for calm on the day that marks the end of the holy month of ramadan. lebanon's imposing a nationwide lockdown on thursday and friday to control any corona virus spread over the muslim youth holiday restaurants and cafes will be closed and place of worship will operate at around a 3rd of their capacity to report on the global covert 19 response describes february 2020 as a last month those countries took a wait and see approach to the spread of the virus w.h.o. analysts found a failure to react early allowed the virus spread. and the vital u.s. close your pipeline has resumed operations after being forced offline by a cyber attack but operators say it will take several days to restore a restore normal supply those are the news headlines and back in half an hour the stream is next. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our teachings you're putting more money into the

into jerusalem well hamas launched that attack over what it called israeli aggression at the al aqsa mosque compound israeli forces fired rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and stun grenades at more than 300 palestinian worshippers for a 2nd time in a week there's been widespread international condemnation of the continuing violence and calls are growing louder for a deescalation between both sides. we really focused on the situation in israel. west bank gaza. very deeply concerned about the rocket attacks that we. need to stop the need to stop immediately. how a force that has more now from outside damascus gate. the israeli government is saying that it will deal a forceful response to hamas for what hamas has threatened to do and has done in sending 7 rockets long range rockets from gaza swards jerusalem one of them was intercepted the 6 others they fell in open areas and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that this will be a response lasting several days and for some time that that is necessitated by the fact that hamas crossed a red line in firing on jerusalem now

we'll see this coming to conclusions sooner than later aid president held without incident at al aqsa mosque after it was told by israeli forces just days ago religious leaders are calling for calm the 8 holiday marks the end of the holy month of ramadan and of those levels as the headlines more news fear him down to 0 after the stream next. talked to al jazeera we. were attacking rigging again and now they're attacking everyone in myanmar do you regret words like that listen. it would be great we meets with global news makers and about the stories that matter. hello welcome to the stream i'm josh rushing sitting in for femi ok today today we're looking at the widening escalating tensions in israel and the palestinian territories and before we get to that i actually want to go to youtube here for a minute because we're relying on you tube if you're watching there see that box over there those comments we actually have a live producer in there waiting to get your comments to me so i can include him in the show now speaking of you tube video and sharing i want to start by showing you a video t

well we know that there were thousands of people who stayed in the al aqsa mosque compound overnight that is not atypical in the last days of ramadan that people from around the palestinian israeli towns and also from within east jerusalem will do that but obviously at the moment the state of tension within the old city and within occupied east jerusalem more generally is extremely high there were obviously a lot of israeli security forces massed around the site and something triggered the events that we seeing unfold now the israeli officials israeli security forces a saying that they came that there were rocks thrown at israeli police positions and indeed on to the road around the old city and that is when they moved in we've spoken to one witness who is there at the scene an activist who says that there were israeli security forces with rubber coated steel bullet guns who suddenly appeared and started firing it's not clear precisely whether they were doing so after stone throwing but that is what seems to have been the initial moments of what then turned into an extremely serious

hundreds of palestinians have been injured in clashes with police around al aqsa mosque and the old citylast two days. the unrest is over the possible eviction of palestinians in eastjerusalem, from land claimed byjewish settlers. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell explains. well, after dark, after the ramadan evening prayers, several of these hotspots around eastjerusalem became inflamed once again so we saw that close to the al—aqsa mosque and also near to the damascus gate, of the entrances to the old city, and also, importantly, in the sheikh jarrah. this is the neighbourhood where palestinian families have been fighting their eviction to make way forjewish settlers, and there have been clashes there, quite heavy clashes, involving local people and also israeli police and jewish settlers despite the fact that a key court ruling in the case was delayed earlier in the day in an effort to try to lower the temperature. and as well as all that, we've had at least three rockets fired from gaza into southern israel through the course of the evening. and it is nowjerusalem day. tha

israeli security forces raided the al aqsa mosque, injuring hundreds of worshippers. hamas responded by firing rockets into israel. we will go to gaza and jerusalem for the latest. then we look back 36 years to the day when a philadelphia police helicopter dropped a bomb on the home of move, a radical black liberation organization. >> let's take a careful look at this. state police helicopter -- there is the explosion. as you can see, a very dramatic explosion that occurs 30 seconds and rips into the move compound. amy: the bombing killed 11 people, including five children. but the tragedy didn't end on that day. we will look at how princeton and the university of pennsylvania have used bones from one or two of the merger children in their classes for years -- murdered children in their classes for years. >> they've been holding onto the remains of o children, two like children, for over 36 years. amy: all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. israeli airstrikes have killed at least 26 palesti

than 200 people injured in violence between palestinian worshippers and israeli police of the al aqsa mosque. lives around you watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. from creating a virus in india several states go into lockdown. also pakistan take steps to prevent the virus spreading during the muslim holiday. and wreckage from a border conflict between kyrgyzstan and when we look at russia's influence. welcome to the program the un and the u.s. are heading calls for restraint after a night of explosive violence outside the compound in occupied east jerusalem more than $200.00 people were injured in clashes between palestinian worshippers and israeli police into again the reports. confrontation inside the compound as israeli police stun grenades to disperse muslim worshipping. their own 20 people all of you for the police. for more support of what. if you want to. know what you're part of i think you do because you know what you are you know not one. of them. least all say you stun grenades inside a clinic treating in japan. i was. fired tear

al aqsa mosque compound islam's holiest sites was the scene of a violent israeli crackdown on palestinians. now these pictures of from inside the mosque israeli forces firing rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and sound ball and a protestant and worshippers and that's the 2nd time that was ready forces of storm alex a mosque since last week we were praying in the southern soldiers. get it. without any air live they sucked the. money goes into the injured dozens of. people the for all the bullets it's amazing this is a praying for. them take a look at these pictures from in and around the compound which houses the mosque israeli security forces targeted palestinian protesters who were standing guard the latest numbers from the palestinian red cross more than 330 people have been injured that includes journalists activists say that some protesters have been hit in that on eyes and heads with rubber bullets. in shakes which is the neighborhood that the heart of the current unrest between israelis and palestinians look at arguments and confrontations between members of the israeli knesset ri

least $178.00 palestinians and 6 israeli police officers have been injured in clashes at the al aqsa mosque compound and elsewhere in the city tens of thousands of muslim worshippers have packed the site for the last friday prayers of the holy month of ramadan but many stayed on to protest about plans to evoke palestinian families from their homes on land claimed by jewish settlers chairs and rocks were thrown at security forces who fired stun grenades and rubber bullets. and elsewhere in occupied east jerusalem there's been more on rise over the plans to leave palestinian families demonstrators again tried to enter this shakes out neighborhood soldiers use sound bombs against the crowd and closed all entrances to the area we're not sure how well they suffer cuts there is an attempt not only to apply time division it alex a mosque but also to divide the most physically should not be done we must work to prevent it in the vigilantes are defending the mosque on behalf of the arab nation in the islamic nation and is very important that those stationed in jerusalem and the surroundings of jerus

holiest night in israeli cracked only this dozens of palestinian protesters injured i'd sides the al aqsa mosque compound. hello there i'm a how am i hit in with the world's news on al-jazeera live from doha also coming out funerals are held for some of the 50 people killed in a series of explosions their school incomparable says the victims were young schoolgirls more international ways arise in india where for a 2nd day 4000 people have died from covert 19 and. this algae is used in iraq so we can fill every bowl but it's also one of the most important watches of oxygen for our planet and it involved here. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his government firmly rejects pressure nots abilities in the occupied east jerusalem there's been widespread international condemnation of possible forced evictions of found syrian families from the neighborhoods meanwhile security has been tightened again this sunday for another night of violence and unrest outside the ask our mosque compound harri force that reports from occupied east jerusalem. on the holiest night of ramadan more violence o

this is the al aqsa mosque compound.red stun grenades, rubber bullets and tear gas at palestinians, who in turn threw stones and other objects. this footage was released by israeli police. these are israeli security officers during one confrontation. and they say thousands of palestianians barricaded themselves inside the mosque overnight and were ready with stones and molotov cocktails in anticipation of a confrontation. then this shows police firing tear gas. and we see a wounded man being carried away. we're told 20 police officers were injured. so that's outside the mosque. this was inside. you can hear the noise of the confrontation outside, and banging. some videos on social media showed stun—grenade canisters landing inside the mosque. then this is the aftermath. lots of debris, shoes and broken pieces of window scattered across the mosque. we also saw pictures of burnt carpet and a burnt koran. the palestinian red crescent says 228 palestinians have been taken to hospital for treatment. seven are in a critical co

then the al aqsa mosque itself then raging site to people all over the world. and i think to understand how we got to this moment you also have to see the dramatic and increase shift in israeli politics to the far right and today you know israeli politics is dominated by right wing ideologues to an extent that we have never seen before. really today in the knesset the vast majority of the knesset seats are held by right wing ideologues the choices today are between you know the party and the crude light extra could alter all it's all saying you know various flavors of the same right wing ideology this is come to dominate israeli politics and we have columnists today that are within the israeli knesset and one thing we should keep in mind about benjamin netanyahu he is perhaps unique among israeli politicians of his stature and his ability to utilize communal violence and to motivate activists into taking extreme measures when his when his political prospects are in jeopardy and you know anybody who watched the role that he played prior to the assassination of y

it all came to a head on friday at al—aqsa mosque — the site where it stands is highly sensitive, sacredeli police used cs gas and stun grenades at the mosque and palestinian youths threw rocks at them. here's our middle east correspondent tom bateman. the world's asking if the region is on the brink of war. people who woke to this feel it's already here. palestinians in gaza faced the fiercest israeli bombardment since the last all—out conflict. israel says it's going after militant leaders. some were killed in their homes. but civilians died in this strike, say palestinian health officials. in gaza, a territory under blockade, grief quickly turns to anger. dozens have now died since the violence erupted on monday. and they are still counting the bird said. —— and they are still counting their dead. rocket fire from gaza has continued deep into israel, and the sirens are near nonstop in towns close by. sirens wail. ok, that's an interception — let's get in. we've heard air strikes pound the gaza strip just a couple of miles away throughout the course of this morning and into the afterno

between the 2 communities here that was canceled after the scenes that began the day on the al aqsa mosque compound where israeli troops israeli forces moved in in great numbers with great force and we saw them using stun grenades rubber coated steel bullets battens tear gas against palestinians who uses rocks and pieces of furniture to fight them and so it's been a day when really the tipping point has been reached and we're in very dangerous territory now. thank you very much gary force in the streets and now let's speak in a day and plan in ramallah and saying that obviously the atmosphere now very volatile and what's interesting is how we are seeing people take to the streets and other locations or elsewhere in solidarity with protesters in east jerusalem tell us about that. in fact there is one told us that this is happening right now in our squid and our camera man joseph to pan to some of the protesters that we're seeing here in downtown and some of them have started marching throughout the city but we are seeing a part that is still in the main square chanting slogans some of the t

but clashes injerusalem after friday prayers at the al aqsa mosque compound — raise questions about thesefire�*s durability. as thousands of palestinians return to their homes in gaza to assess the damage, aid agencies appeal for urgent access and medical supplies. prince william launches a blistering attack on the bbc after an inquiry heavily criticises the broadcaster over its princess diana interview 26 years ago. keep brings sadness to note that the failures contributed significantly to fear, paranoia, and isolation that i rememberfrom to fear, paranoia, and isolation that i remember from the spinal years with her. the world health organisation warns that the number of deaths from the global covid pandemic could be as much as three times higher than official figures suggest. and it's back — getting ready for eurovision�*s return tomorrow night after it was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. hello and welcome if you re watching here in the uk or around the world 7 and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. we begin in the middle east,