» benjamin netanyahu first of all it says that they don't trust benjamin netanyahu or the government they claim to be trying to do. they really suspect this is reallyjust an attempt to do. they really suspect this is really just an attempt to buy time and that the government still intends to push through its judicial overhaul at any cost and i think it demonstrates that the protest movement is determined, resilient and if anything, the pause that benjamin netanyahu announced has only encourage them and energise the protesters because they see they are succeeding, festival, and bringing about a pause and they are hoping out to force they are hoping out to force the government to scrap its plans altogether. irefill the government to scrap its plans altogether.— the government to scrap its plans altogether. will they be successful— plans altogether. will they be successful in _ plans altogether. will they be successful in doing _ plans altogether. will they be successful in doing that - successful in doing that because in 13 weeks of protest, it will have an impact on the economy, on ev

on sunday, benjamin netanyahu will hold his last cabinet meeting before the stars, the jewish pass over holiday. well, of course i've seen these protests been not meeting. there'll be a lot of pressure from nan. yahoo's far right coalition partners to push on with this attempts to overhaul israel's judiciary. bernard smith, al jazeera television is really for says, have shot dead, a palestinian man, north of hebron occupied west bank. they say soldiers open fire off the man rammed his car into israeli troops to the entrance to the town of bed. mom 3 soldiers were injured. 2 of them seriously. earlier a palestinian man was shot dead by israeli security forces near the alex and mos compound. they accused the 26 year old of grabbing an officer's gun. witnesses say he was trying to stop them harassing a woman on her way to the compact. is identified as bahamas, canada, or say the local media say he was a doctor. ah, russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the un security council for a month, despite it's presidents being wanted for war crimes or the international criminal court. uk

of thousands of protest is of turned out for a 13th week in israel, against prime minister benjamin netanyahu supplied judicial overhaul. rallies have been held in tel aviv jerusalem hyphened all the cities. this, despite netanyahu delaying the changes by a few weeks in order to reach a compromise with the opposition, your mains define refusing to bow to international pressure after president joe biden, i should to abandon the plans altogether. oh, and in the last hour there been scuffles knitting protested in police and tele leave. as the authorities tried to clear the street organize his intelligence estimate that 230000 people, turned out there, abandoned smith as lie frizzy that he's been reporting on. historians have been it . it looks as though pam nessa netanyahu's attempt to put an end to these protests hasn't worked. no mine hasn't the were most people been drifting home now from this one and televi vassily, few under china block a highway, but soon at least our estimates we were given close to 200000 paps similar to that at the beginning of the week. and it's been really a tumultuou

as despite benjamin netanyahu delaying the order, delaying in order to reach a compromise with opposition parties, and a smith reports from television which a mutual weak in israel ended as it began in televi than elsewhere with mass protests against government plans to overhaul the judiciary. prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his coalition partners from the far right, want to be of politicians more power to appoint supreme court judges. they say the court is elitist at intervenes too much. the protests and a general strike prompted netanyahu to pause the legislation. he's promising to find a compromise with opposition groups. few here, believe him, even president biden. doesn't believe hell. nobody believes him. even his own coalition doesn't believe him. and i think this now is the most dangerous time of all. and we're very worried that ah, something we'll just say i, there was stop the go. she ation just bring the law to vote. the biggest fear that they can think about it is his fees love her in a county. the protesters are from across the political spectrum, including support is f

he denies says the overhaul is needed to balance the branches of government on sunday. benjamin netanyahu hold his last cabinet meeting before the start of the jewish passover holiday. well, of course i've seen these protests been not meeting there'll be a lot of pressure from nan. yahoo's fall right, coalition partners to push on with this attempts to overhaul israel's judiciary. burnett's mate, al jazeera meanwhile is ready forces of shot dead, a palestinian man, north of hebron and the occupied west bank. they say soldiers opened fire off to the man rammed his car in for israel troops at the entrance of the town of bate mar, 3 soldiers were injured. 2 of them seriously. earlier a palestinian man was shot dead by israeli security forces. mil the near the alex i'm mos compound. they accused the 26 year old of grabbing an officers gun. witnesses say he was trying to stop them harassing a woman on her way to the compound. he's been identified as mohammed colored. oh, how aside b, local media say he was the doctor. russia had taken over the rotating presidency of the un security council for

it began when benjamin netanyahu tried to find his defense minister for suggesting that there was concern the force of a plans with your dish will overhaul from 6 fontane street demonstration at the beginning of the week than this general strike on monday. persuading netanyahu said to least, trying to consultations with opposition groups, and people tonight wanted to remind him that they want this legislation dropping completely. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the un security council for a month, despite his president's been wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court. ukraine is called a bad april 1st joke. he wants moscow removed from the council entirely, but that is not allowed under the rules of the un charter. he's meeting joe buck, his sounds army says gunman killed for that soldiers near the border with iran. the attack happened in cash district in the south. west military says the troops came under attack from a group called terrorists only iranian side during a border patrol. this is the 2nd incident of its kind in the region in 3 months. those of

the 17th waco, the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is proposed judicial, overhauled ah, a violent power struggle between su downs, rival military forces has entered its 3rd week with tens of thousands of people caught in the crossfire. the faltering cease fire is due to expire on sunday. and if it is by foreign powers to mediate, have failed to achieve a lasting truce. so far. on saturday, there have been more air strikes and artillery showing in the capital cartoon. so don's army in the paramilitary rapid support forces fought pitched battles around the presidential palace. the human cost has been enormous. at least 528 people have been killed since fighting began on april. the 15th people are running out of fuel medicine and water. thousands of certain age, leaving everything behind to escape their nation and turmoil. more than 50000 people have crossed into neighboring countries have been, morgan begins al, coverage from cotton. a rescue ship carrying nearly 2000 evacuees from sudan arrived in jetta, welcomed by members of the saudi royal navy on board our people from 17 countr

this has been it mar, banga is pet project really, since he joined with benjamin netanyahu. as coalition is new government in december and banga, there has been pushing more and more for it since he's because he's fail to get control really over the police or the military. and his wish came true last week when benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister finally caved in. un get said to bang there. okay. you can have this national guard what critics call a private militia. if you agree to my plan, to pause the judicial overhaul that he's trying to push through parliament that's been prompted all these protest. serious defense ministry claims that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says is really air strikes. israel is declined to comment on the reports of the latest attack in western syria. on sunday . finland is voting in parliamentary elections with the far right and center, right, hoping to unseat santa marion, who took power in 2019 becoming the world's youngest prime minister. i would like to see more more secure economy and also with that with here and like c

it all kicked off really when benjamin netanyahu tried to find his defense minister for suggesting that there was unrest, dameon porters because of this attempt to bring through the reformers or to allow politicians more. st pointing at the judges defied him. that brought out to spontaneous, huge demonstrations just about a week ago now, and then a general right on monday, eventually posting that y'all do at least say, well i'll go and have more consultations and we'll wait and see what happens in discussions with the opposition. a nap the passover holiday. we start next week. we'll bring it back. but is it not sadie shelving this more? open to consultation. and as you were, you know, you cover these protests. what our protest is telling you bernice. i don't think he's only the protest as we've been speaking to people really believe what benjamin netanyahu. sadly, any of this week about people giving speeches of the woman giving speeches. now the said that the, the government has a danger i, the ology they've said, and they're willing to sacrifice everything for it. i think people who b

on sunday, benjamin netanyahu will hold his last cabinet meeting before the stars of the jewish passover holiday. well, of course i've seen these protests been not meeting. there'll be a lot of pressure from nan, yahoo's fall right, coalition partners to push on with this attempts to overhaul israel's judiciary. bernard smith, al jazeera television. meanwhile, there's been outrage in israel over video of mounted police appearing to harass a demonstrate and hit her with a baton. videos of the incident have been widely shared online. now is ready please a the protest. so who appears to be a young girl hit a horse with a protest flag, and that they then responded with reasonable force a say on the horses of also been highs in these demonstrations. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the un security council for a month despite its president being wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court. ukraine is called a slap in the face for the international community present. rosamille zalinski said it's absurd, particularly given the ongoing atrocities in his country. sure

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told cnbc a decline in investor confidence in the countrys quote a momentary problem and continued violence and protests. hadley is joining us hadley, what did mr. netanyahu say about the backlash he is getting back home? >> this is a man, joumanna, under pressure domestically and now feels fragile internationally as well. i'm talking about the judicial reforms that got backlash at home, and the move we have seen in the gulf countries. in 2020, the abraham accord with the peace to the israel and morocco and sudan and there have been issues with saudi arabia joining the accord i asked mr. netanyahu what he was willing to do to get the agreement on the table listen in. >> i think it has very little to do with israel it has more to do with thecale r eliminate the conflict with yemen. i think the saudi arabia leadership has no illusions about who are there adversaries and who are their friends in the middle east. i think they understand that israel is the indispensable partner for the arab world for prosperity and peace. >> in terms of the partn

the difference is prime minister benjamin netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister, as protest were roiling the country last week. it was at a standstill. this was over the judicial overhaul that is being bandied about. netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister because his national security minister, it's mar, been given, was threatening to resign from the coalition, which would have put the coalition in jeopardy. it has a slim majority. this is a pet project of been good beer. bengal beer is a controversial far right figure. he has been convicted of racist incitement and supporting a terrorist group. and this national guard, as we're hearing now in terms of this proposal, would fall under his purview. so the national guard is not the only issue that's being addressed by they is really cabinet tens of thousands of people turned out for a 13th week of protests against that is really prime minister as planned, judicial overhaul, which is supported by it's m r been given bernard smith reports from tel aviv, ah, which a mutual weak in israel ended as

on sunday, benjamin netanyahu will hold his last cabinet meeting before the start of the jewish passover holiday. well, of course i've seen these protests been not meeting. there'll be a lot of pressure from nan, yahoo's fall right, coalition partners to push on with this attempt to overhaul israel's judiciary. bernard smith, era television. as already forces have shot dead, a palestinian man, north of hebron and occupied westbank. they say soldiers opened fire off the bond round his car and was ready troops at the entrance of the town of bay tomorrow. 3 soldiers were injured. 2 of them seriously. there a palestinian man was shot dead by a rainy security forces. near the alex almost compound accused the 26 year old of grabbing an officer's gun. witnesses say he was trying to stop them harassing a woman on her way to the compound. he's been identified as mohammed colored, i'll be local media, say he was a doctor. the syrian defense ministry says that 5 military personnel have been injured in the tax by israel on sunday is declined to comment on the reports of the native strike in western

i've a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is proposed judicial overhaul. awe of ireland power struggle between su don's rival forces has entered its 3rd week with tens of thousands of people. caught in the crossfire a faltering cx, 5 between the army and the paramilitary force is due to expire on sunday. if it's by foreign powers, to mediate, have failed to achieve a lasting truce so far. at least 528 people have been killed. and tens of thousands of people have been up rooted from their homes. have morgan reports from cartoon? a rescue ship carrying nearly 2000 evacuees from sudan arrives in jetta, welcomed by members of the saudi royal navy on board our people from 17 countries, including iran, wherever boxes written in harton. aguaro don't know, what should we do? uh, andrew from saudi arabia who treated tooth to soviet of young. i'm very happy. back in port sudan on the eastern brit seacoast. thousands are still waiting to leave. i was among the people tried for nearly 7 days and cartoon with no food, electricity, or water. the conditions were very bad

the strikes came after israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu vowed a strong response to earlier rocket attacks from gaza. pompey, by a memo, when im sure we venue, may i have made it clear that our enemies should not misjudge us. the internal debate in israel will not prevent us from taking action against them wherever and whenever necessary. all of us, without exception are united on this. we have no intention of changing the status po on the temple mount. we are calling for calming the situation and we will take strong action against extremists. he's violence there regarding the aggression against us. on other francois, we will strike our enemies and they will pay the price for any act regression little or the strikes on garza also follow the largest bottle of rockets fired from lebanon since the 2006 war which had parts of northern israel. disraeli military says it intercepted $25.00 of $34.00 projectiles, and this all comes after is ready. please stop the locks or mosque in occupied easter islam twice within 24 hours. the 5 star grenades and rubber coated steel bullets are w

protesting for a 16th straight week against plans to overhaul the judiciary. prime minister benjamin netanyahu paused the proposal last month to negotiate with the opposition, the changes it would give government more control on the appointment of judges. and curb the power of the supreme court. the bill will be brought to parliament when and peace reconvene at the end of april. manage, andrew has more from television. this is the start of the 4th month. the protest against the government plan, the overhaul, the judicial system. the protesters that have come out here to night and television are opposed to the plan to put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his far right coalition partners land that would give politicians more power to appoint supreme court. judges and plans that have passed into law would also give parliament the authority to overturn supreme court decisions. everybody that we've spoken with here tonight will they say that this is dangerous? it bees became law that they would push israel whole way from democracy toward autocracy. it's going to be a big deal with th

you have military office protests have been held in israel against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. planned judicial changes for 17 consecutive week. at least some televi have arrested several protesters after they blocked the main highway. netanyahu put his plans on hold a month ago. no agreement has been reached. parliament is g to reconvene on monday, bahama jam. june has more from the protests and television for all the demonstrators that are out here tonight and television more opposed to the plans put forth by prime minister benjamin young. and his more right coalition partners plans that would give paula titian's more power to appoint judges to the supreme court. and plans that have passed into law would give more limit the authority to overturned supreme court decisions. everybody we've spoken with here to night and this is the 17th week of weekly protests. everybody we've spoken with here tonight . has said they believed that if these plans were positive law, they would push his real away from democracy towards autocracy. the judiciary is actually our last frontier in terms

the political climate prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have promised this to his national security minister as the country last week was brought to a standstill due to protests, over the judicial overhaul. netanyahu hit the pause button on the judicial overhaul . something that the national security minister was greatly opposed to. he threatened to leave the government, which would have put the governing coalition in great jeopardy. there is a very slim majority. this is a pet project of national security minister. it's m r been give year. he has a controversial far right figure that has been convicted of racist incitement and supporting a terrorist group. and as we're hearing now, this new national guard would fall under his purview, right? and perhaps that is why natasha in those opposed to this. and there are people who criticize this. this move is national guard, could target palestinians and, and could also be used to silence government descent bend vere is saying that this new national guard is needed. it would strengthen security and the government as a whole. he sa

the strikes came off to israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu vowed a strong response to earlier rocket attacks from gaza. thank you. by me, my name then lloyd. i have made it clear that our enemies should not misjudge us. the internal debate in israel will not prevent us from taking action against them wherever. and whenever necessary, all of us with that exception are united on this. we have no intention of changing the status quo and temperament. we are calling for counting the situation and we will take strong action against extremists who use violence there. regarding the aggression against us on other front, we will striker enemies and they will pay the price for any regression. strikes on gas also follow the largest bottle of rockets far from lebanon since the 2006 war which had parts of northern israel. israeli military says it intercepted 25 of 34 projectiles. this all comes after is where the police storm the alex a mosque and occupied east jerusalem twice within 24 hours. the 5 star grades and rubber coated steel bullets said worshippers, who threw firecrackers and sto

i angry protest continue in israel for the 17th week of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is proposed judicial, overhauled plus re take a look at the latest developments as to warn you crying in says it's full 100 and 30th day. ah hello. there was thought in the middle east and levant and temperatures have been on the up across the gulf states as heat is flooded into places like guitar and the u. a. e. we are expecting a maximum high of 40 degrees celsius in doha, on sunday. temperature coming down slightly into monday, but it is a largely hot and dry picture across the region, just some heavy rain falling across western areas of yemen on monday. further north of this and improving picture across that event. so bits and pieces of rain, and some will wintery weather across eastern areas of turkey, pushing into the caucuses, but temperatures for the south of this on the rise, damascus at $24.00 degrees celsius on monday, and temperatures are going to be picking up once again for the north west of africa . they have come down in morocco on sunday, but they'll be picking up through this w

in other news now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has mobilized police and army reserves in response to, to attacks against civilians. the lightest happened friday evening in tel aviv when a driver rammed his car into a group of tourists. police said a 30 year old man from italy died. 7 others were wounded. the incident came just hours after 2 israelis were shot and killed in the occupied with bank. we can get the latest now from d. w correspondent rebecca rita's in jerusalem. rebecca hi. what can you tell us about the attack in tel aviv? well ted, to the really high here at the moment. jared, i'll try to walk you through the events of the last couple of days. as you mentioned, there was a ramming a tac last night around 930 p and local time in tel aviv. we're a 45 year old palestinian man with israeli citizenship as he was later identified or took, took a car rammed, or some pedestrians on the sidewalk in a busy area in television, on the promenade, near the beach in front of several international hotels. he rammed into 8 people, killing one man, who as you mentioned, has b

why israel launch this strikes on garza off the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu blamed the palestinian group, her mass for thursday's rocket attack from lebanese territory. ah, as for said, show some of israel's shelling of lebanon and gone. sa, in the early hours on friday. not long off the dozens of rockies with fire, from southern lebanon into neighboring israel. the bombardments of gauze. it was a nice, just minute soft netanyahu's statement, in which he said, is wells enemies will pay for that aggression? no good solution will come from a legal regarding the aggression against us on other fronts. we will strike our enemies and they will pay the price for any act of aggression. our enemies will discover again, that at moments of truth, the citizens of israel stand united and unified and back the actions of the id f and the other security services to defend our country and our people. lots of palestinian american journalists around super rude, saith the israeli. prime minister is deceptively trying to portray the latest escalation as a victory for his government, which is in trouble

what is the aim of the israeli payments or benjamin netanyahu. 'amin netan ahu. , ., the israeli payments or ben'amin netanyahufi netanyahu. his main aim is to rotect netanyahu. his main aim is to protect israeli _ netanyahu. his main aim is to protect israeli citizens. - netanyahu. his main aim is to protect israeli citizens. israel| netanyahu. his main aim is to i protect israeli citizens. israel has a strategy of deterrence which it basically tries to prevent these kinds of attacks by deterring through actions such as retaliation. as we've seen in lebanon and gaza. those have been targeted, it seems, in a way to avoid casualties as much as possible and send a signal as to what they would do. if the terrorists stepped up their attacks then he was sending the army and that will create more friction. so, it's very hard in the circumstances to try a put a lid back on it. among the most important things he can do is to prevent thejerusalem is to prevent the jerusalem situation from is to prevent thejerusalem situation from adding fuel to is to preven

my tv channels, 12 and 13, played as benjamin netanyahu is far right. coalition government came to take power shalom land. a mob been vicious during the latest election campaign they failed to sufficiently challenge and thereby normalized politicians like it to mar, been given a jewish supremacist, convicted of multiple hate primes against palestinians with shield. yes, uh huh. i got flu by lot by mcdonald. now that they see the government trying to grab more powerful legal changes that would allow a simple majority vote in the connected to override court decisions. those outlets have grown more critical, giving the protest movement plenty of air time would not have been sounds he has deal with them, would broken a little bit. but his railways are reaping what those channels have. so when they helped normalize the politically abnormal, it m r. ben chavira is now the minister of national security. and netanyahu has just promised him his own militia force. channel 13 had to over the main journalist, mouthpieces of nathan the out on the air with their own show. and they were bringing on al

our israeli fighter jets have been heard over lebanon after israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu vowed to strike his country's enemies. after dozens of rockets were fired from southern lebanon into israel, following days of violence intentions between israelis and palestinians. the israeli military says it intercepted at $25.00 out of $34.00 projectiles. what was the largest barge of rocket fire since the war in 2006, 3 people reported injured. several buildings also damaged and israeli spokesman has blamed palestinian factions in lebanon for this. it all comes after israeli police against on the alex some mosque in occupied east jerusalem on wednesday night. a 5 star grenades and rubber coated steel, bullets worshippers, who, through fire crackers in stone. the united nations actually general says he's a pulled and disturbed by israel's actions at the mosque. and in a statement, lebanon's prime minister has condemned military operations from the countries territory that disturb stability. meanwhile, tensions is still running high and occupied east jerusalem itself, where an isra

decades ah, tens of thousands of israelis out on the streets again to oppose prime minister benjamin netanyahu is controversial judiciary reform. those protests come as tension escalates in the occupied territories and gaza. another palestinian is shot dead by the israeli military. ah, 0 then it's great to have you with us. this is alpha 0 ally from bill also coming up in the program. a dozens of ukrainian children are reunited with their families months after they were allegedly deported to russia. and the legacy of half a century of oil exploration in nigeria, we have a report from the southern of goni reached ah, after a week of high tensions and violence in israel and the palestinian territories. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing another wave of protests against his government. his attempt to overhaul the legal systems arc, the largest demonstrations in the country's history, were so sorted. our reports from tel aviv o, tens of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets again to protest against a government plan to over home the judicial system. they see the country under th

o prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his coalition partners from the far right. want to give politicians more power to appoint supreme court judges. i say the court is elitist and intervenes too much . the protests and a general strike prompted netanyahu to pause the legislation. he's promising to find a compromise with opposition groups. few here, believe him, even president biden, doesn't believe hell. nobody believes him. even his own coalition doesn't believe him and think that now it's the most dangerous time of law and we're very worried that ah, something we'll just there, they will stop the go. she ation just bring the law to to vote. the biggest fear that they can think about it is his food now has that in. yeah, the yeah, i can feel the protesters from across the political spectrum including support is from netanyahu's li, could party netanyahu on trial for corruption charges. he denies says the overhaul is needed to balance the branches of government on sunday. benjamin netanyahu will hold his last cabinet meeting before the stars of the jewish passove

by mister benjamin netanyahu halted the changes in march to negotiate with the opposition. the changes would give the politicians more, say over the appointment of judges and the power of the supreme court. knowledge of jane is mine for us in tel aviv, ma'am. it's really despite sort of the p m statement to pull the thought on the legislation. it seems the public don't believe in looking at the numbers on the street. that's right. you know, i can tell you that to do that. i do not believe that the prime minister is actually in good faith with the opposition. they believe that it was in essence a delay tactic. and demonstrators who are from across the political spectrum and israel's, and they say that they believe that the prime minister will continue to try to push forward these plans with his a right, the coalition partners essentially any cost. and that's why they're worried, and they are telling me that this is something these laws were to go through. that this is something that i went back. so essentially i really tell you very noisy crowd. there are a lot of she is in

and his wish came true last week when benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister. finally, k did get set to bank of it. okay. you can have this national guard what courteous coal private militia, if you agree to my plan, to pause the judicial overall that he's trying to push through parliament has been prompted all these protest and the national strike that we had last week about legislation. also very important to bangor there and of the far right of the cabinet. so bank of it agrees. and in return he gets this. this national guard are promised to set one up. the work cabinet ministers were told who spoke out against the idea of it, but in the end they all voted in favor of it. adrian. so what happens next, willis, national god be formed. well, there's quite a few months, at least before we get to the stage a pathway understand of people actually being hired to become members of this national guard. we know it's going to be funded by skimming about $1.00 to $1.00 and a half percent of the budgets of all the other ministries. and we're looking at a, an estimated cost of about $278000000.

15th week of protests in israel. thousands returned to the streets, demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu back down on his plans to weaken the judiciary. ah, japan's prime minister escaped unharmed after an explosion. a campaign events and german campaigners celebrates as the countries last nuclear power station shuts down. ah, we begin with violence across sedan where the army is fighting the country's biggest paramilitary group, the rapids support forces. ah, there's been heavy gunfire in the capital and smoke has been rising over the cartoon skyline since the early morning. but there's still no clear picture of who controls what both sides accused the other of starting the violence. at least 3 civilians have been killed and several or injured. the fighting is concentrated in the sudanese capital. the rapid support forces has taken control of the headquarters of the state tv network. heavy gun fire has also been reported at the presidential palace and plains have been seen burning at the international airport . victoria gate and b has this update. awe heavy fighting spreads through call

now in the past month, late last month, prime minister benjamin netanyahu because of these protests and also because of a general general strike, put a pause on these plans. he promised to try to seek compromise with opposition partners. and indeed there have been negotiations ongoing that have been mediated by israel's president. it doesn't seem though that they have yet yielded any results. it's also worth noting that just a few nights ago you had a massive demonstration by right wing protestors. they had come out a surrounded the kinessa and demanded that these laws, these proposed laws actually be passed. so it's a very tenuous time here in israel. many people wondering what exactly is going to happen next, how aggressively the prime minister may try to put forth these plans, these proposals to overhaul. israel's judiciary management room al jazeera was treutlen survivors of an attack in northern became fastened 10 days ago or blaming security forces are carrying out the raid. what this is say, at least a $145.00 people were killed in comma and surrounding areas. the government says

village of coma and surrounding areas protest have been held in israel against prime minister benjamin netanyahu plan judicial changes for a 17th week mission. yahoo put his plans on hold a month ago. parliament is due to reconvene on monday. as return to our top story, the conflict in seed on which is now entering its 3rd week sonic. and now he is a sydney's american and the co founder of moving forward to dawn. she has family stuck in sudan describes what the diaspora is doing to help. i think one of the main things that we keep hearing from our family is just the utter chaos and the disorganization that they're facing. you know, really, really harsh and difficult conditions at the border and it's been hard to maintain contact with them just because the journey is so long. there's no real electricity and power banks to charge their funds. there's no food, there's no water because what we're seeing is a lack of effort in the international community. so to the nice people all over the world have taken upon themselves to put in that effort to organize, you know, buses for families that are stuck

it's an indication of how relying benjamin netanyahu a's on support in the fall, right. the plans with a so called national guard have suddenly feed a family ah ah. watching all to see that reminded her told stories. this whole one person's been killed and at least 5 others have been injured in a car, robbing attack and television. the alleged attacker was later shot and killed by israeli forces. victims are set to be foreign tourists attack until the move came hours after 2 british israeli woman was shot dead and another was seriously injured . in the occupied westbank is really on the says, the attackers targeted a vehicle near an illegal settlement in the jordan valley. and russia is again threatening to strap a historic green deal with ukraine unless obstacles to russian exports removed. the agreement allows ukraine to send green exports through a safe column or in the black c u. s. vice president capital horace has met 2 democrats, who were expelled from the republican controlled tennessee house of representatives, their role and a gun control protest. their harris

it began when benjamin netanyahu tried to fight his defense minister for suggesting that there was concern the armed forces over plans of this judicial overhaul that prompted a massive spontaneous st demonstration at the beginning of the week than this general strike on monday. persuading netanyahu said to least her china consultations with opposition. groups about like lately is not shelved it, and people here tonight wanted to remind him that they want this legislation dropping completely. russia is taken over the rotating presidency of the un security council for a month, despite the presence being wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court. crane is called a bad april 1st joke. he wants moscow removed from the council entirely, but it's not allowed under the rules of the un charter. taiwanda president is on a turn to central america. she tries to hold on to dwindling allies. so i in, when has been holding talks of the quite a model in presidents, a trip comes off to home door as cut ties with type pe last month, and recognize china leaving only guatemala and believe in t

joining me now is israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu.ime minister. >> thank you. good to be you, fareed. >> foreign minister, you have been prime minister many, many years, many times. you have never brought up these kind of judicial changes before. your critics say that the reason you're bringing them up is that you need the support of a couple of minority parties, tiny parties. is it worth the stability of the nation, the constitutional framework of the nation being altered so much just to placate these few -- these really two tiny parties? >> i think that's completely not only wrong, but also misinformed. there is a very broad segment of the israeli public, 2.5 million people, the majority who voted for me and my government who are eager to see a restoration of the balance between the three branches of government. in israel, all democracies are based on the balance between the will of the majority and the rights of the minority and the individual rights. that balance is assured by the balance between the three branches of government,

ceremony, it demonstrates to all of us a break in the israeli society right now. >> what role is benjamin netanyahulaying right now? is he someone, perhaps we think is trying to unite right now or is trying to exploit the divide? >> netanyahu is on the side of division and has been for many years. he is the one that enhances and exacerbates divisions because this is a way for him to stay in power. between those who live in the center and elsewhere, because of his corruption, he is a desperate man, and he will do anything in order to stay in power. those fallen soldiers fought for democracy, and you send a little speech about serving in the military and nobody coast about democracy. >> you mentioned that line directed to a particular man who did not serve in the military because he was not allowed to. >> he was under suspicion. they incentive for violence, the piece forces incited violence. at the same time, he was already evicted, so this is the kind person that is antidemocratic, did not serve in the army, basically a thug. you can watch videos of him beating up palestinians, and he is in charge n

we refuse, humiliation and injustice, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu states he has taken measures to maintain freedom of worship. adding that the army was dealing with extremists armed with explosives and rocks. israel is committed to maintaining freedom of worship free access for all faiths, and the states a school on the temple mount and will not allow violence extremist to change this. that is, it was that i had literally been in light of the criticism of this video showing the assault by these early army and the violence against believers prime minister benjamin netanyahu tried to justify the soda. he set the army, intervene to evacuate a group. he called extra miss which was armed with explosives and rocks. he also band other muslims from going to the mosque. these railey army still monitoring the state of its combat readiness at all. the entrances to the old city of jerusalem and the doors of the alex, a mosque for the army, deployed its forces and introduced entry rules for worshippers. starting from enter, rose from a certain age, abandoned the entrance of young worshipper

governor desantis trying to ally himself with the israelis, with prime minister benjamin netanyahu ase rounds out this ove overseas trip. >> to charlie sykes, you have got desantis taking the position that donald trump, that mike pompeo, many conservative republicans have taken in siding with netanyahu this is at a point when netanyahu is controversial even with many republican jewish americans who think he has gone too far. >> it is interesting that ron desantis is taking this trip to bolster his foreign policy credentials and yet at every stop i think what he exposes is his naivete and his willingness to do that paint by numbers politics what is the right wing base wanting to hear? that's what he says. of course, as the report makes clear, he continues to be shadowed by his -- the kquagmire with walt disney, which is not genius politics and is not playing out well for him >> as i say, we can go back to what was reported today with the daytona speedway and others. there are other special areas. disney is not alone. you could argue about the favorability there nikki haley, who is a ca

if and when that changes well later this week to centers will visit israel as prime minister benjamin netanyahues backlash for his proposal to overhaul the country's judicial system. here's what netanyahu had to say about to send his his visit. why not meet with republican governors and democratic governors? i'm not avoiding the question, and actually, i'm i'm rushing right into it and meet with every american representative governor , senator members of congress, and i think it's my job, and i think it's important for israel's bipartisan support in the united states to make a point of it. for more. let's go to cnn's had asked gold. she joins us live from jerusalem. good to see you heard. also israel's prime minister agreed to meet with ron desantis as part of his world trip. so what's likely to come out of that meeting for both sides given florida's governor is set to challenge donald trump for the gop nomination for president. well, this definitely sounds like for ron desantis the type of trip you would want to take before you announce your run for president to further burnish your foreign po

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the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu went to the scene.said violent terrorists murdered two young sisters. we have not been able to get names of those who have been killed. we spoke to the mayor of another settlement where this family was from. he confirmed the family were from the u.k., he thought from london. he said they were on their way to the north of israel using this road i have used myself, on their way to a passover holiday. >> the latest from a foreign office spokesman said we are sad hear about the death of two british israeli citizens. the u.k. calls for all parties across theegion to de-escalate tensions. situation changing all the time. i know you have been following the latest developments. let's take a look back at what has happened up until now. >> when it came, israel's promised retaliation hit the gaza strip hard. the military says it struck targets linked to the palestinian militant group hamas . it saysyesterday's barraget i m lebanon. overnight, there were more rockets, most intercepted by israel's defense system. th

the israeli government led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced that they were going to be causing the legislation at least for one month time for negotiations for many of these protesters. they don't believe benjamin netanyahu and they say that they're going to continue coming out to the streets to protest until this legislation is completely off the table. many of the protesters that i've talked to say they're willing to give compromise reform that's being discussed right now chance , but they still feel as though that their idea of israeli democracy and the independence of the judiciary is still very much at risk, and that's why they're continuing to come out to the streets. massive as a way they feel protecting israeli democracy told cnn television. the security council takes political fire from ukraine as russia assumes the leadership of the influential un body. well now president zelensky is telling the council it's time for reforms will explain. join me in the finished 24 houour challenge. start by cookoking a lasagna, skskip the rinse and ld your dishes. 24 hours la