to go ahead and do the blinking will definitely be wanting to hold any expansions and urging benjamin netanyahu to do that. that netanyahu knows that he has to keep the us on side. and so he will be trying to do a belt delicate balancing act, if he will, between the mo, hardline members of his coalition government and the wills of the u. s. rebecca blinkin will be meeting with a palestinian leaders to morrow. what can we expect there? tell us just briefly please absolutely blank and will be traveling to ramallah to speak with the palace in, in president muffin abbas he will definitely be reiterating the u. s. commitment to the 2 state solution. now that something that has really same a diminishing popularity here all consensus of recent poll suggests that that less than a one 3rd of people on both both sides, israel and the palestinian territories. don't say that is a likely all possible outcome. but on top of the usual agenda topics, he'll also now a, b, b, a on top of the original items. he'll also most certainly be urging the palestinian authority to restore security court coordination with

and we'll meet israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu following a palestinian attack on a silly dog that killed 7. and the dead leaves rating rate on the west, back also on the program. baser secretary general visit sol to south korea to provide military support for ukraine. and to reverse a longstanding band, i'm sending weapons to conflicts owners league a football grocery adornment, extend winning street meetings with via labor crews and to nil to make it 3 wins out of 3 in the new calendar year. ah, i'm still gale. welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state and to me, blank and east you to begin a trip to israel and the palestinian territories. today, the his visitor coincides with an outbreak of violence on sunday. police steeled off the home of a palestinian reported to have killed 7 people outside the synagogue in east jerusalem before being shot by police. the country security cabinets. as an amps at the house of the attack, it will be demolished with tim's friends and relatives in both communities have been morning the ones and last ah. 7 7 unspeakable grief. pain

later he will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the 1st time since netanyahu formed a new far right government. the visit comes after a suspect. it is rarely drone strike on a military factory in iran. efforts to contain tehran are expected to be high on lincoln's agenda, and lincoln has called for calm as the region experiences its deadliest exchange of violence in over a year. we spoke with correspondent rebecca readers in jerusalem about how blinking visit could impact this very tense situation. the real substance of the visit may not change all that much. the escalation was already on the agenda even before the horrific events of the last few days. but of course, now that de escalation comes with more, a greater sense of urgency. antony blinking will definitely be coming with condolences and, and, and throwing his support behind us, ally israel in the wake of those attacks. but as well as trying to de escalate the situation and try to stop it from spiraling out of control. there are a number of other geo political topics that will be on the agenda, namely the sit

later he will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the 1st time since netanyahu formed a new far right government. the visit comes after a suspected israeli drones strike on a military factory in iran. efforts to contain t, ron are expected to be high on lincoln's agenda. correspondent rebecca readers as into rou salaam and i asked her how lincoln's visit is likely to impact the current tension. well sir, that's certainly a question. the many people here are asking themselves as that report really highlights just how high or how high the tensions are here for this visit. but as you rightly point out, it has been planned for some time so that the real substance of the visit may not change all that much. much de escalation was already on the agenda even before the horrific events of the last few days. but of course, now that de escalation comes with more, a greater sense of urgency. antony blinking will definitely be coming with condolences and, and throwing his support behind the us ally israel in the wake of those attacks. but as well as trying to de escalate the situat

but at the same time, benjamin netanyahu calling for com same. please allow the security forces to do their job. and as netanyahu as promising the stats to what is the environment injuries salon like today or the people you've spoken to worried about the possibility of further attacks. retentions are pretty high here, as you can imagine with isa is some of the worst terror attacks this place is seen for quite some years. it's no strange it to attacks people anecdotally telling me, well, we're used to this kind of thing happening here. but as you can imagine, people are worried, we've seen another to a smaller attacks where no civilians were harmed, but, and a couple of vigilante attacks as well. their attacks of, from jews, usually in settlements in the west bank against palestinians. the we are going to see a ramping up of violence. tensions are really high, particularly in east jerusalem. and also of course in the west bank, but yet people i'm speaking to definitely nervous about what's to come just anecdotally, my own coming from the airport la

we start in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu security cabinet has approved new measures in response to, to shootings by palestinian gunmen in east jerusalem over the last 2 days. he attacks killed 7 israelis and badly wounded 5 others. tensions are running high after some of the worst violence in recent years. on thursday, 9 palestinians were killed in an israeli rate in the occupied west bank. a 2nd scene of violence in under 24 hours. this time an off duty army officer and his father shot and wounded israeli officials say the suspect is a 13 year old, palestinian at this time he had the tourist himself in the hospital right now. he was sent there by us forces after the after the arrived at the scene. and what we know is this is a significant rise in the level of terror. one that we haven't seen just yesterday . there was another horrendous attack on friday evening. another shooting took place outside the synagogue in a disputed east, jerusalem neighbourhood. one of the deadliest attacks on israelis in years. it has left locals shaking with the listen. you can leave you

the region contents with a fresh spike and violence. lincoln met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem for the 1st time since netanyahu formed a new far right government in a joint press conference afterwards. lincoln praised netanyahu and reiterated united states support for 2 state solution. long planned visit follows a series of violent incidents that have u. s. officials worried about a major escalation. correspondent rebecca written follows events in jerusalem for, for us rebecca that was this joint press conference today. what else can you tell us about that? well, it wasn't anything particularly surprising, perhaps it came out of that joint statement, gearhart or nothing that we perhaps weren't expecting, but it did offer some clues. i believe benjamin netanyahu really skirted around the issue of the tensions and the incidents of in recent days here, rather focusing on 2 major g, a political issues at the u. s. and the israel are aligned on, namely their iran and the abracadabra ha mccord which of course the easy relations or the between israel and some of its arab

benjamin netanyahu is in is quite a quandary. _ now? benjamin netanyahu is in is quite a quandary.y. he has been calling for calm and tensions to be resolved, meanwhile some of his other coalition members in the far right party, particularly the new national security minister have called openly for arming israeli citizens, other members of his party have made what are considered very racist and xenophobic comments about killing civilians in the occupied territories, benjamin netanyahu will find himself in a difficult situation trying to restrain some members of his coalition who would like to capitalise on these events to spread their political message and advance their political agenda, and hopefully it will not lead to a further escalation of tensions. and when tensions _ escalation of tensions. and when tensions flower, - escalation of tensions. and when tensions flower, no—one wins at all do they? how does peace get restored at this point —— when tensions flare. pete's nearly —— piece needs to begin on a society level. there was a troubling poll released recently by a palestini

violence between israelis and palestinians. antony blanket told me to try the prime minister benjamin netanyahu following a palestinian attack on the synagogue with deadly israeli rate on the west bank. also on the program. officials in hockey, if say one person is dead and several mold, boom did rush and miss aw, strikes residential building in the center of the ukrainian city bonus league of football gross here. dorman extends a wedding street briefing via labor crews and to know that make it 3 winds out of 3 in the new calendar. ah, feel, gail, welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state anthony blane can is due to begin a trip to israel and the palestinian territories. today is because it coincides with an outbreak of violence on sunday. police sealed off the home of a palestinian accused of killing 7 people outside the synagogue in east jerusalem countries, security cabinets. and sometimes that the house of the alleged attacker will be demolished. 7 7 unspeakable grief. pain his grip. jerusalem once again, after a gun man killed 7 people at a synagogue on friday. for these mourner

also coming up you a secretary of state antony, blinkin mates is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu and calls for urgent stepped true restore calm after the latest outbreak of violence between israelis and palestinians. ah, i'm showered rate. it's great to have you with us. at least 60 people have been killed in a suicide bombing at a mosque in pakistan. the attack left thousands more injured. and in a critical condition, the blast occurred in the city of pasha, which is close to the border with afghanistan. many of the victims were police officers from a law enforcement compound surrounding the mosque. panic on the streets of pers shower. an alleged suicide bomber detonated his vest at a mosque during afternoon prayers. killing dozens, and hurting more than 150 people. emergency crews raced to the scene some using their bare hands to free those traps in the rubble. oh job. i'm wanted there was chaos at the site. i rescued 7 people and put them in ambulances, or just one portion of the mosque had totally collapsed in the blast. i cannot give you the exact figure of casualties. there

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu following a palestinian attack on the synagogue that killed 7. and that the israeli great in the west back also on the program. visuals in hockey. if say one person is dead and several more wounded after a russian missile strikes a residential building in the center of the ukrainian city. in, do you remember founding father mahatma gandhi, 75 years after he was assassinated by a religious extremists? look back on the life of one of the most celebrated leaders in history. i didn't bundles, legal football brochure dog may extend a winning streak beating by our labor cruise and to nil to make it 3 wins out of 3 in the new calendar year. ah i'm so gale. welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state and to be blank and he's due to begin a trip to israel and the palestinian territories today. and his visit coincides with an outbreak of violence on sunday. police sailed off the home of a palestinian reported to have killed 7 people outside the synagogue in east jerusalem before being shot by police. the country your t cabinets is announced that t

and we'll meet israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu following a palestinian attack on the synagogue that killed 7 under deadly israeli braid in the west bank. also on the program, india remembers founding father mahatma gandhi 75 years after he was assassinated by a religious extremists. we'll look back on the life of one of the most celebrated leaders in history. russia continues its cracked down on people opposing the war in ukraine . even children suspected of sympathizing with ukrainians, face pressure from authorities, and inventors league of football, voracity of dorman, to extend a winning streak beating by a neva cruise to mil to make it 3 wins out of 3 in the new calendar year. ah, i'm show gail. welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state and to me, blank in these do to begin a trip to israel and the palestinian territories. today, his visitor coincides with an outbreak of violence on sunday. police sailed off the home of a palestinian reported to have killed 7 people outside a synagogue in east jerusalem before being shot by police. the country's security cabinet

benjamin netanyahu arrived on the scene.es are piecing together who was behind this deadly attack. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. i'm joined now by our middle east correspondent yolande knell who isjerusalem. first of all, what can you tellers about this latest incident we are getting reports about, police saying two wounded outside the old city? yes, this was in the walled old city injerusalem, a flashpoint neighbourhood because of the presence ofjewish settlers alongside palestinian residents. we are hearing, shockingly, a palestinian boy of 13 was the shooter, that is coming from the police. some mixed reports about where he is from, there are pictures we've seen from that that showed a young boy, he's been injured and apprehended. at the same time, there are pictures of the paramedics taken away the two is ready man who was shot. they are having hospital treatment. this is an worrying development were police on high alert, especially acrossjerusalem. alert, especially across jerusalem. we have seen there were more tha

later on monday he met with a israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem for the 1st time. since he formed a father, i took governing coalition this month. the long plan to visit follows a recent spike in violence between israelis and palestinians. but u. s. officials say is concerning. antony blinking visit was planned for a long time. but it's timing amid violence that is rattled, israelis and palestinians has given it a sense of urgency. moments after landing lincoln urged for com it's the responsibility of everyone. to take steps to content. rather than to claim them to work toward a day when people no longer feel afraid in their communities and their homes and their places of worship. that is the only way for halt the rising tide of violence that has taken too many lives. too many israelis to many palestinians almost every day in the week leading up to the trip had brought fresh violence. hours before lincoln landed. people in the west bank mourned a young man who was shot by israeli soldiers in the early morning. oh. and in jerusalem, crowds paid respects to victims

however, pri, mr. benjamin netanyahu was a fuson. he actually said that he was fight, trying to find a way back for area dairy to get back into the government. now the deal, the likely deal has been made between charles and netanyahu will include shaft taking a shower politician taking over aria diaries of position. he's the chairman of the shells party, so it will be one person replacing the other. it is a very big blow to him to, to benjamin netanyahu, though because he is trying to currently via the justice minister or strip the courts of this kind of power. the power to reverse parliamentary decisions. now, it was a $10.00 to $1.00 ruling by the supreme court. that did litty gritty of it is it, there were lots of various different decisions. but overarching decision was in a year ago when aria dari was convicted of tax violations. he act, he said to the court, i will not pursue a career in politics. the court agreed on that and it was on that basis that you know, he had a reduced sentence when he stepped back into the court remai

he's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and for the senior leader board, about 10 days off the germany. as you turn on delivering tanks to ukraine, chancellor all of shows dismissal calls for bell in to supply the ukrainian military with fight it. plus russia continues its cracked down on people of posing the war on ukraine. even children suspected of sympathizing with ukrainians, face pressure from authorities now. ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? the desk told from a suspected suicide bombing, the mosque in pakistan has risen to at least 44 talk left scores injured. the blast occurred in the city of peshawar, close close to the border with afghanistan. many of the victims were police officers from a law enforcement compound this surrounding the most part on the taliban commander has claimed responsibility. journalist a scary isn't garage and she has more on the circumstances surrounding the blast. long last went off at 1 pm time when many a suicide bombing from through a device, a security on the capito

well, benjamin netanyahu _ meeting later this evening?later this evening? well, benjamin netanyahu has a - meeting later this evening? -ii benjamin netanyahu has a very strong interest in trying to calm things down. he doesn't want to see an explosion happen. especially within a month of taking government and he has a bigger player that he wants to discuss with the secretary of state, which is how to bring saudi arabia into the circle of peace and into normalisation with israel. that won't happen if the situation explodes. on the other side his national security minister is an extremist who will be advocating extreme repressive measures against palestinians and benjamin netanyahu will be under pressure to take actions that could exacerbate the situation. it'll be interesting to see how he plays it but i think he is experienced, he knows how explosive it is. i expect he will try to walk a fine line between the two, doing things like rounding up the usual suspects. they talk about deporting. but if he takes a more drastic measures it is lik

bill done —— benjamin netanyahu? iii. politics are vocal.nk, is difficult coalition. the prime minister, i think, is trying to do what he can to deflect, but there's no doubt the israelis are going to respond more aggressively. demolishing homes, homes of the gunmen, and even deporting family members to the west bank. so it's not going to stop. it seems a concerted effort to continued violence. there is no chance right now of a political horizon, and this government is unwilling and unable, it seems, to articulate. that's the challenge that the secretary of state of lincoln faces when he arrives on monday. == state of lincoln faces when he arrives on monday. -- blinken. we have seen — arrives on monday. -- blinken. we have seen a _ arrives on monday. -- blinken. we have seen a lot _ arrives on monday. -- blinken. we have seen a lot of _ arrives on monday. -- blinken. we have seen a lot of engagement - arrives on monday. -- blinken. we l have seen a lot of engagement from the biden administration. what you've worked... you work for both sides

a ah hello and welcome to the program as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu was announced a series of measures in response to 2 shootings that have killed 7 israelis and wounded 5 and followed a 4 hour meeting of his security cabinet, which took place on saturday. holmes of palestinians suspected of being involved in the attacks all to be sealed off and demolished. the government will make it easier for settlers to own guns by false tracking licenses. and it will strengthen the police and military with operations planned to arrest people and collect illegal weapons you. it's, it's, but the plumbing shall, i guess the, the attorney general moment and every 2 hours i was in contact with her people not allowing us to feel any houses in my opinion. awful, a month. i mean, it can't be like, not in my opinion, it's not only to me and the government, but the citizens of israel, not the most, surely to me about the issue of ceiling. the houses, there's a further list of steps are requested, which i hope won't face obstacles except 1st, that house demolition my astonishment of a tens of hou

also on the program, us secretary of state antony blanket meets israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the calls for steps to restore car after the latest outbreak of violence between the israelis and palestinians. and the democratic republic of congo, the congo prepares to welcome pope francis on his 1st paypal visit to the country for more than 30 years. ah, i'm fill gail. welcome to the program. the death told in the suicide bombing at a mask in the pakistani city of pish, our continues to rise, or the 80 people come from dead. well, dozens more injured. rescuers are still searching the rubble, but hope of finding more survivors is fading. many of the victims were members of the security forces from police compounds surrounding the mosque. pakistani taliban commander initially claimed responsibility for the attack, a spokesperson for the group has now denied any involvement. we get more from our reporter danish java dot, welcome danish festival. talk us through what happened. and so fil a few fade bomba blew himself in a moss that was backed with more than $300.00 worshippers eye w

or benjamin netanyahu has called for com. he said that people shouldn't be taking matters into their own hands, that they should be allowing the security services to do their job. but many here, fearing that these measures could, in fact exacerbate the situation. now you are a secretary of state antony blinking is due to visit israel on monday. how called the us help in any way, to count tensions in the region where that remains to be seen, eddie, this has this trip by anti blink and has been a long time planned. it does, of course, come at this time of high intentions and that may in fact change the, the substance of the visit. he will no doubt be urging both sides to remain calm. he'll be spending monday in jerusalem with israelis, and then on tuesday, he'll be heading to ramallah to meet with palestinian president macklin, a boss on the palestinian side. i dare say he'll be urging the palestinians to re cooperate and security measures to reinstate that security cooperation between israel and the palestinians, which was sev

it's the largest demonstration since benjamin netanyahu's return to power last month. rts. these protesters say they believe there is a coup going on to try to dismantle israel's system of government by mr netanyahu, by this coalition, it is the most radically nationalist right—wing and religious government in israel's history. it has brought all these people out onto the streets of tel aviv tonight. i was just chatting to one woman who was here with her baby son, who said she was so concerned about the direction of the country that she was considering leaving it, and that she didn't want her son to serve in the army. for something like that, for israelis, that is a profound point. and reason they are allowed here is that coalition being into its third week. they've talked about their believe that benjamin netanyahu wants to water down the independence of the courts. they see that as an attack on israeli democracy. mr netanyahu himself has been dismissive throughout these protests, they say they are effectively denying the will of the people and said there was much bigg

a visitor, israel and the palestinian territories. lincoln met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem for the 1st time since netanyahu formed a new far ryan government. the long planned visit follows a series of violent incidents that have you as officials worried about a major escalation between israelis and palestinians. antony blinking visit was planned for a long time, but its timing amid violence that his rattled israelis and palestinians has given it a sense of urgency. moments after landing blink and urged for comb is the responsibility of every one to take steps to content. rather than claim them to work toward a day when people no longer feel afraid in their communities, in their homes and their places of worship, that is the only way to hold the rising tide of violence. that is taken too many lives. too many israelis to many palestinians almost every day in the week leading up to the trip had brought fresh violence. hours before lincoln landed. people in the west bank mourned a young man who was shot by israeli soldiers in the early morning. oh. and in jerusalem

we start in israel, their prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a cd as of june of steps in response to recent attacks by palestinian gunman at yahoo, convened a security cabinet lead on saturday to separate shootings into a slump. killed 7 and badly wounded 5 others on toasty in australia, in a refugee camp led to 9 palestinians being killed in the occupied bust bank. tensions the higher with some of the worst violence of the region in decades. a 2nd bloody crime scene in under 24 hours. this time an off duty army officer and his father shot and wounded the suspect a 13 year old. palestinian was also shot and injured during his attack. at this time he had the terrorist himself. ah, is in the hospital right now. he was sent there by forces after the after they arrived at the scene. and what we know is this is a significant rise in the level of terror. one that we haven't seen just yesterday . there was another horrendous attack that shooting took place here outside this synagogue in a disputed east jerusalem neighbourhood. one of the deadliest attacks on his rallies in years

now benjamin netanyahu also underscored democracy. so it's clear that that a major part of their conversation today was of course, the proposals by the new, far right government to overhaul the judiciary. so some definitely some clues, but no, nothing too surprising to come out of the statement. so a blinking about distress the strength of the u. s. israeli alliance. how's build up? go down in ramallah web. lincoln is expected to mall. wont palestinians are unlikely to be surprised by the status and strength of their relationship between israel and us and blinking mentioned the 75 year special relationship. and this is not something that the palestinians are going to be shocked by, but they can take some small hope, perhaps from some of the things that blink and had to say. but he mentioned the importance of maintaining the status quo. the holy site of al axa, also known as the temple mount by jews. and he did reiterate the need for a 2 state solution of the u. s. desire for a 2 state solution. he said, any steps that would harm what

that is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has fired a major cabinet member r e. a dairy served as the interior and health minister that after the supreme court ruled, he could not serve because of a conviction for attacks. offences. netanyahu's government is facing growing criticism over plans to weaken the powers of the judiciary around con has more from west jerusalem firing as she did take place. they however, prime minister benjamin netanyahu was a fuson. he actually said that he was far trying to find a way back for area dairy to get back into the government. now the deal, the likely deal has been made between shells and netanyahu will include charles taking a shelf politician taking over aria diaries of position. he's the chairman of the shells party, so it will be one person replacing the other. it is a very big blow to him to, to benjamin netanyahu though, because he is trying to currently via the justice minister or strip the court of this kind of power. the power to reverse parliamentary decisions. now it was a 10 to one ruling by the supreme court, or d

the protesters say that benjamin netanyahu cannot cross that line all throughout. hey, you see all of the slogans that we've been seeing in these protests. and these protests including benjamin daniel who's a criminal, but the democracy must be defended as real concerns. hey, over civil rights, for example. now, 3 weeks ago, these approaches were sparked by proposed changes by the justice minister to the supreme court. they were effectively going to strip the supreme court of any house that had to overturn policy decisions. it's got bigger than that. this is a much school about people wondering, worrying about a threat to democracy and you have to say in jerusalem, there aren't really protests of this. there was some in 2020 large in number, once again against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. government, but they're getting bigger and that's because jerusalem is where religious city, very conservative city. so lot that values a lot of people's values. they align with the governments. but because of this threat approaches to say to democracy, they are incredibl

ah, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was announced a series of measures in response to 2 shootings at killed 7 israelis and wounded 5 others. it follows a 4 hour meeting of his security cabinet. holmes of palestinian is involved in the attacks will be sealed off and demolished. the government will facilitate gun ownership by speeding up the process to get a license and it will strengthen the police and military with operations planned for arrests and the collection of illegal weapons. james base reports from occupied east jerusalem. the situation in east jerusalem is now extremely tense. israeli police say they're on their highest state of alert after fresh violence. they say the latest shooting and sil, one in east jerusalem, filled in this video, was carried out by a 13 year old boy using a pistol. his believe to have targeted to settlers of father and son. both were wounded. the 22 year old son is said to be in a serious condition when the 13 year old boy was also shot and was questioned by police in the ambulance on the way to hospital bill. it follows the telecom friday near a

100,000 people turned out in tel aviv saturday to protest the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahuit's the largest showing yet in three weeks of demonstrations. thousands more took to the streets in jerusalem and other cities. protesters are opposed to mr. netanyahu's new government and a series of planned judicial changes which would allow parliament to overturn high court decisions and give politicians more power in appointing judges. cnn correspondent what das gold join us from jerusalem. this wasn't the first week protesters came out? >> no, it wasn't. and we're seeing the momentum growing. if these protesters want to achieve what they want to achieve, which is to stop these judicial reforms from happening, and for many of them ultimately to topple this government action this is what they need is momentum. they need this public pressure campaign because they don't have many more options. benjamin netanyahu and his allies have a pretty comfortable majority in the israeli parliament. last night as you noted, over 100,000 people took to the streets in tel aviv and several thousand

ah, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was fired, a key cabinet minister, i a daring served as the interior and health minister. thus after the supreme court ruled, he couldn't serve because he was been convicted for tax offenses. netanyahu's government has been facing growing criticism over plans to weaken the powers of the judiciary while among cons, johnny his now life from west jerusalem. this court decision was made about 4 days ago wise had taken so long to implement well, that's really the question. a lot of people are asking themselves, like you say it was 4 days ago that does include the weekend, and what we're hearing is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu had to stage manage the firing of aria dairy. he's a very crucial ally. he's part of the coalition shafts or his party. i bought a lemon law makers within the coalition. if they in anger had actually pulled out, it would have been a killer blow to the government and potentially another election in israel. so that all of that had to be stage managed and this is why we're hearing that it took a 4 days to actually

israel prime minister of pleasures, a strong and swift respond. benjamin netanyahu can lean for security cabinet after 2 separate back by palestinians in general, slumped over the boss today is also coming up. fighting and ukraine's eastern don't preach and shed new light on the log. no, my finity, we get more on rush us private electric company and it's controversial of truth and methods. and in the business, me go on, you on berlin, once again, a 3rd that don them over heard that, but if the 5th trip time will you all have defeated crosstown di with her in the berlin w that and much more coming up later in a small segment ah, i'm no massage as well. welcome to the program. we start in a thrill where pen, where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a series of so called unit of steps against palestinian militants in yahoo convened a security cabinet late on saturday. the government's response comes off to 2 separate shootings in jerusalem that killed 7 and badly wounded 5 others on tuesday and his valued and a refugee camp led to 9 palestinians been killed in the occupied west

benjamin netanyahu and his allies say that these reforms are a long time coming.has overreached in its rulings, that it will restore balance to the three branches of government. and benjamin netanyahu says this is the will of the people who voted on those november 1st elections and brought in this right-wing government into power. but the opponents of these reforms are growing. we're seeing more and more people coming out to the streets. last week, it was 80,000. this week, it's more than 100,000. and for the organizers, they want the momentum to continue, to continue this public pressure campaign on benjamin netanyahu. now, along with those protesters were some big political figures, including the former defense minister benny gantz and the former prime minister, yara lapie. >> translator: what you see here today is a demonstration in support of the country. this is a demonstration for the country. people who love the country have come here today to defend its democracy, to defend its courts, to defend the idea of coexistence and of common good. there are people

ah, hello and welcome israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was announced a series of measures in response to 2 shootings that killed 7 israelis of wounded 5 of us. it follows a 4 hour meeting of his security cabinets late on saturday. homes of palestinians involved in the attacks will be sealed off and demolished. the government will make it easier for setlist own gums by fast tracking licenses. and it will strengthen the police and the military with operations planned for arrests and the collection of illegal weapons. are you, it's it, but the blemish, le garvey, the attorney general up to this moment, every 2 hours i was in contact with people, is not allowing us to see, or any houses in my opinion, which is awful. i mean, it can be like, not in my opinion, it's not only to me and the government, but the citizen of israel, not the slight says to me about the issue of ceiling. the houses, there's a 3rd list of steps are requested, which i hope won't face obstacles. exciting. first, the house demolition my astonishment of a tens of houses in east jerusalem which is still not demo

ah, demolishing palestinian homes and foss tracking is riley's gun licenses. benjamin netanyahu cabinet takes drastic steps on to, to assaults in ocoee potty jerusalem and israeli settlers set fire to palestinians, homes and cars raising phase of more violence. ah, hello mani. inside. this is al jazeera ally from also coming up a under pressure to the killing of an unarmed black police in the u. s. city of memphis dis, and a special team form to tackle street crimes. and i'm jessica washington in hong kong, one of the world's most expensive cities to live in oklahoma is on the rise. ah, hello and welcome to the program. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a series of measures off to 7 israelis were killed and 5 wounded in 2 shootings. the move followed a 4 hour meeting of a security cabinet which took place late on saturday. on the homes of palestinians, suspected of being involved in the attacks are to be demolished. the government will also make it easier for setlist own guns by false tracking licenses, and it will strengthen the policy, the police and military wi

it's the largest demonstration since benjamin netanyahu's return to power last month.bateman reports. they came in their tens of thousands and brought central tel aviv to a standstill, accusing israel's coalition of a coup against democracy. i am a student, a law student and once i heard about the reform in the legal system, i was shocked. we, as a student protest, are against it and want to save our democracy. protesters railed against mr netanyahu, back in power with the country's most religious nationalist coalition ever. lawyersjoined in, slamming plans for changes to weaken the power of the courts, with the prime minister himself on trialfor corruption. 0pposition leader yair lapid was there, calling for people to keep fighting until they win. translation: this is a - demonstration for the country. people have come here today to defend its democracy, defend its courts and defend the idea of coexistence with the common good. mr netanyahu dismisses these protests as inflammatory, saying they ignore the will of the voters. he says israelis elected a full right—wing g