they come when the ashis off the benny they come with their they come one who don't live on the ashes so as a last resort the gang people. themselves chop down bushes and trees. this creates a fire break around the woods to prevent a blaze from spreading to the forest where the flying foxes congregate their environmental ists sacrifice trees to protect other trees. meanwhile night is falling and the flying foxes take to the skies again. the german scientists estimate that there are around 10000000 food bats here but they also believe that their numbers have been declining for years and that this could have dramatic consequences. but i'll be good enough because if you extrapolate it that means each night they spread millions of seeds and therefore plant trees. and if that stopped happening it would be an incredible loss to the environment because it was just induced lies don't follow the fate of the flying foxes lies in the hands of the people in the surrounding villages. and salons generation promises to play a major role. each night she reads a few verses from the bible before she go

through 3 and one of them there for her to proof that this and that it can be the one i am threaded to benny in the back of my job with 4 dangerous because. they're using. some. criminals. they can even shoot at before. that's one of the risks. while the coaches do pose a great danger to the flying foxes what they're really often is the animal whose tracks the 2 gamekeeper's are now following. the antelope. hunters could strike at any time. and say that if they can prevent them from setting fires then they're flying. that's why park relies on him in. the man known here as the education officer. he pays regular visits to the surrounding villages because that's where most of the poachers live. people like joseph. is actually a farmer who grows peanuts on vegetables. yams are growing in these mounds of earth . a. while yet tells the education officer that the most of his harvest goes towards feeding his family so he has little left to sell so the. i had to pay my children's school fees and hunting seemed like the easiest way. i set out snares and the next day i'd usually car an animal and i sel

see the end with and with or for through proof that this there you can be the flame thrower they do benny in the back of my job with 4 dangerous because. thumb over them they're using sophisticated weapons some porches are very very well or other criminals. they can even sure. that's one of the risks of my job. says. while the coaches do pose a great danger to the flying foxes what they really are often is the animal whose tracks the 2 game keepers are now following. antelope. hunters could strike at any time. biana and columbus say that if they can prevent them from setting fires then they're flying foxes will survive. that's why because sunk a national park relies on higgle in one sarka a man known here as the education officer. he pays regular visits to the surrounding villages because that's where most of the poachers live. with people like joseph. is actually a farmer who grows peanuts and vegetables. yams are growing in these mounds of earth. a. while yet tells the education officer that most of his harvest goes towards feeding his family so he has little left to sell. the. i had to

with his former rival benny gantz and going to a 4th round of elections well it is numbers continue to be damaged by this protest and the effect they've been having and his group of ours policy has been having on his popularity in the polls or not makes that look less likely so it could be that he has to avert elections in the short term and then we wait to see whether the transition deal where he hands over power to benny gantz next year actually happens ari thanks for that harry false reporting from west recently thank you. we're getting reports that chinese firm by advance has agreed to divest the u.s. operations of its social media platform to talk completely off the president all trying to threaten to use his presidential powers to ban the out he is against an american takeover of the company amid reports that microsoft is in talks to buy it and if you as its report it's still latest rift in the escalating tech war between the u.s. and china for weeks u.s. officials have raised security concerns over the chinese owned video tick-tock saying it can help beijing spy on americans and

exploding of his rather fractious coalition with his former rival benny gantz and going to a 4th round of elections well if those numbers continue to be damaged by this protest and the effect they've been having and has grown a virus policy's been having on his popularity in the polls or not makes that look less likely so it could be that he has to a verse elections in the short term and then we wait to see whether the transition deal where he hands over power to benny gantz next year actually happens. and watching al jazeera live from london russia will still tell you about iran has announced the arrest of the head of what it describes as a u.s. based terrorist group i have that story and generation locked down why the crime and that it is killing career prospects for young people. how the world has gone quiet ever most frustrated at the moment the winter storms in the bite are going quite a long way south just catching tasmania going to new zealand the breeze of the shore of new south wales is a light in the sun is out in sydney some shopping trip to queensland for developing not far

exploding it is rather fractious coalition with his former rival benny gantz and going to a 4th round of elections well it is numbers continue to be damaged by this protest and the effect they've been having and as good of ours policy has been having on his popularity in the polls or not makes that look less likely so it could be that he has to avert elections in the short term and then we wait to see whether the transition deal where he hands over power to benny gantz next year actually happens . president donald trump has announced he's banning social media platform take talk in the united states loved by teenagers the video sharing device has up to has up to 5080000000 i should say 80000000 active users in america the app is owned by the chinese firm bite down south and u.s. security officials concerned it could be used to collect personal data and he soon reports. it's still latest rift in the escalating tech war between the u.s. and china for weeks u.s. officials have raised security concerns over the chinese owned video app ticktock saying it can help beijing spot on americans a

footballers with roots from different countries but he's had a great career and has won the world cup benny wanted to follow in his path as it was one of the treasures of german football but a lot of these mistakes escalated to a point that destroyed what we had the treasure that german football had in as well has been destroyed because. the greens. pottery honeycomb foreign. tax cut time only a tiny bit bigger the classic board game has taken the many worlds by storm and now settling on the island of mine now only constance the fans are celebrating its 25th anniversary with an extra round your moments. next on. its smelly business feeding the world's ever growing population. agricultural multinationals are appeasing global hunger with cheap meat. impoverished small farmers decimated ecological systems and an economy dominated by monopolies are the devastating consequences of industrial farming soil islam. in 45 minutes on d w. in the art of climate change. for cosmic. what's in store for the. longest time for the future. e.w. dot com we're going to go city to the pole to get inside. the tu

>> stephen: bennie, shape up!ntion tonight. unlike years past, there are no throngs of people. there are no funny hats. what's-- what's your takeaway from the first two nights so far? >> you know, though, i think it's b the n a ee like, okay, so i've never been big on the roll call.t, actuallo all aroundbu the ctunes. and people really thought about it. they wanted to stand next to the statue of frederick dougla or wanted to snt of their state house orotand i frty their oceans, you know, little local promotions. but there was something about it to me, this is what democracy is. this is people built grass roots all across ourwho countryd chose delegates. they all would have gone to milwaukee. milwaukee, i'm so sorry we couldn't be there. but they gave us a little glimpse of whohey are and i thought it was terrific. >> stephen: i actually always loved the roll call. i loved going to the state and having them brag about their state. that's why i loved rhode island with the pile-- with the giant guy with the calimari.

reports that he's considering pulling the plug on his fractious coalition with former rival benny gantz and going to elections once more when you have seen this kind of discontent in the street and when you have people that are really really protesting it really really calling for the end to his tenure it's not the time to go to lectures he realizes this is going to be the greatest political risk that he's ever take it benjamin netanyahu certainly no political newbie few a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't going away and this battle is far from over. kerry forsett out west jerusalem. at least in the u.s. state of portland declared an unlawful assembly trying to spurs and the racism protesters gathering outside a police building there have been several months of mostly peaceful protests following the announcement that the presence of federal agents would be reduced there were moments of tension on saturday night when bottles were thrown at offices portland has seen more than 2 months of demonstrations following the putting skilling of georg

postal service, which mississippi democrat bennie thompson noted is also under attack from the trump administration area a tampering with the current system. what's the process it at risk. the agency recently cut overtime for mail carriers and clerks, thompson worries that could jeopardize millions of votes in 34 states completed ballots are invalidated if they are not received by election day house democrats included 25 billion dollars in emergency funding for the postal service and their coronavirus relief bill. >>but republicans are blocking it instead new york republican john katko wants money focused on election security specifically grants for state and local governments to hire cybersecurity experts ensuring their election process on compromise. >>during the upcoming election must remain a top priority. are both sides of the aisle, leaving lawmakers with more to debate ahead of their next vote on coronavirus relief. >>with just 3 months until the general election in washington. i'm jessi turnure. >>oh my god. oh my. >>more than 4,000 people injured in that explosion, you just

ceo mark ben i don't benny off said it's relocating more resources to create more growth.he gains enjoyed by microsoft and amazon although airbnb and uber have made big job cuts the industry has fared better than others because employees can work remotely. >>> let's get a check on weather now with mary lee. good morning. >> good morning to you michelle. and we're looking at that sea breeze kicking in for us. so with it, low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay and even a bit of drizzle in spots as well. and thankfully, we are looking at better air quality as we start off our day. here's a live look with our treasure island camera this morning. and in oakland, you are catching that drizzle and temperatures in the mid 50s. upper 50s for concord and livermore and mid 50s in san francisco and 60 in san jose. and mid 50s for santa rosa this morning. let's check the air quality and you can see many locations starting off our day with good to modera air green d to gomountain view. moderate air quality the san jose. lot petter compared to the last sever

exploding of his rather fractious coalition with his former rival benny gantz and going to a 4th round of elections well if his numbers continue to be damaged by this protest and the effect they've been having and his group of ours policy has been having on his popularity in the polls or not makes that look less likely so it could be that he has to a verts elections in the short term and then we wait to see whether the transition deal where he hands over power to benny gantz next year actually happens. the philippines has recorded its largest daily increase in corona virus cases for the 3rd straight day almost 5000 infections reported on saturday bringing the total to more than 98000 more than a 1000000 doctors and nurses a calling on the government to reimpose strict lockdowns because of the rise of ours task force is investigating but the government is under pressure to open up the economy well to japan now where they have been 472 new corona virus infections in the capital tokyo the 3rd straight day of record of increases recorded that now the city's governor is considering whether

announced redundancy plans in june were airbus, centrica and the restaurant group, the owner of frankie & benny'ss when the furlough scheme ends in october, and firms planning to make 20 or more staff redundant have to notify the government. data obtained by the bbc through a freedom of information request shows a steep rise in the number of positions being considered for redundancy between march and june this year. injune, the government was notified of plans to cut over 139,000 jobs in england, wales and scotland, although information from 79 firms wasn't available when the numbers were compiled. injune last year, the number was 24,000 planned job cuts and far fewer employers planned them. there are a number of industries that have been directly affected by the crisis where demand won't be returning, and they are now starting to lay people off. that is particularly the case in hospitality and in transport. but then i think this is also showing those industries that are having to restructure now, because underlying changes are being accelerated, and particularly in retail, the move to online sho

that is the aim of tonight's programming and it is now under way, and we have representative benny thomsonair, and he is opening the events right now. there is a danger that it plays into president trump's attack lines, isn't it? he claims that joe biden is too old, sleepy and the democrats are hiding joe biden because of his tendency to mystique. that's right, and president trump has mounted very robe bust counter programming of his own. he has beenin programming of his own. he has been in two swing states today, he has a ready attacked former governor of ohio jon kay he has a ready attacked former governor of ohiojon kay sick, saying he is a loser, but this is an interesting moment politically because since january of 2017 when president trump was sworn in, he has had control of the microphone, control of the microphone, control of the stage. this week the focus is on democrats, their nomineejoe the focus is on democrats, their nominee joe biden, the focus is on democrats, their nomineejoe biden, his running mate kamala harris, and this is a moment for democrats to push back against that

media that his allies or erstwhile rivals now coalition partners in this are as new unity government benny gantz and his foreign minister gabi ashkenazi only found out about this at the last minute themselves thanks for that harry 4th headline for us and western is them let's go to alan fischer now here he is in washington d.c. allan and surprisingly the president is presenting this is a major foreign policy when is it. what was certainly a surprising announcement it is a victory for donald trump it's odd that the president would announce a peace deal a peace deal between 2 independent countries in the oval office without either leader present i got a phone call just before the announcement was made being told something big is going to happen and then we had what the president said in the oval office so slightly surprising he will paint this as a big foreign policy victory he's tried to land one or 2 we know that he tried to do a peace deal with north korea that failed after 2 summits we know that he put pressure on iran by drawing out of the iran nuclear deal and exercising a policy of ma

fact that the 2 countries are technically at war we have heard from the country's foreign minister benny gantz saying that 3rd party mediators have been approached and israel has offered humanitarian assistance no word as of yet what has been of a sponsor from lebanon all of this comes as an emergency security cabinet meeting is due to be held in the lebanese capital this morning it comes as both israel and hezbollah deny any kind of involvement there has been speculation as to what caused the blast at this stage the official word from lebanon is let's wait until the investigation is concluded. we're now joined live by roland alford who is the managing director at alford technologies now lebanon's prime minister has blamed the blast on iran 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate stored near the cargo port to what extent is this chemical explosive. movie a military to his. constituents almost lost it exposes. so. why follow the biggest. $2700.00 tons does that quantity correlate with the massive explosion that we saw. absolutely what we saw was was an enormous explosion or will be one of the bigge

postal service, which mississippi democrat bennie thompson noted is also under attack from the trump administration area a tampering with the current system. what's the process. it risks the agency recently cut overtime for mail carriers and clerks, thompson worries that could jeopardize millions of votes in 34 states completed ballots are invalidated if they are not received by election day house democrats included 25 billion dollars in emergency funding for the postal service and their coronavirus relief bill. >>but republicans are blocking it instead new york republican john katko wants money focused on election security specifically grants for state and local governments to hire cybersecurity experts ensuring their election process is on compromise. >>during the upcoming election must remain a top priority. for both sides of the aisle, leaving lawmakers with more to debate ahead of their next vote on coronavirus relief. >>with just 3 months until the general election in washington. i'm jessi turnure. >>well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news teachers in mill valley say they w

fact that the 2 countries are technically at war we have heard from the country's foreign minister benny gantz saying that 3rd party mediators have been approached and israel has offered humanitarian assistance no word as of yet what has been of a sponsor from lebanon all of this comes as an emergency security cabinet meeting is due to be held in the lebanese capital this morning it comes as both israel and has been that deny any kind of involvement there has been speculation as to what caused the blast at this stage the official word from lebanon is let's wait until the investigation is concluded. with the country already going through tough economic times it's fear the tragedy it will aggravate the dire financial situation we spoke to experts about the possible impact. what the ground shaking turned into all the windows kind of blowing at the same time some sort of pressure and explosion and it's like nothing i've ever experienced and since then i've been around the city and everything i mean no building is left untouched the level of devastation is shocking the best i can come up with

lebanese government saying look you know there should be $1.00 and $1.00 army which is you know that the bennies of patient one we don't want as moloch's to have any kind of heavy weapons or resign and their side we have to actually because they want to limit him down when the state decided a there it is a huge confusion it is that used a nike and the company's stamping. lead lost more than 80 percent of value on the last. few weeks so that country. it is in debts that a negotiation with them one of 3 farm collapse completely i don't buy a government like so that a guy like who ate the stuff actually sending them on finance and let help so it seems it just seems that lebanon is waiting for the bigger. just briefly then. it seems that the line is that this was an accident but what happens now what's going on told now just briefly want to be honest if it is you know accidental or which is which many people doubt actually if it does not matter if it was that mad meat man made the explosion actually or a blow out it could ignite some sort of huge reaction without from hezbollah if they don't really

disagreement between the 2 sides the likud farty of benjamin netanyahu and the blue and white party of benny gantz his former rival and alternate prime minister they have been deep in argument over the passage of a budget that yahoo wants a one year budget to allow not brianne potentially in calling fresh elections and staying in office up until those elections dance wants to see the deal they signed off on it being a 2 year budget giving him more security in himself taking office on time in the event been next year so this is only fueling which is already very rampant speculation but this coalition could break up and israel could be facing. a forefront of election within months. now still ahead of al-jazeera defying the kremlin protesters in the far east of russia rally for the 5th consecutive weekends . and an appeal for help the richest battles to contain an oil leak from a grounded ship. hello the horse and drive course across much of the middle east we have though the last few days see if you rain showers into northern areas of amman and also in the fall southwest of yemen now that coul

disagreement between the 2 sides the likud party of benjamin netanyahu and the blue and white party of benny gantz his former rival and also the prime minister they have been deep in argument over the passage of a budget that you know he wants a one year budget to allow the free and potentially in calling fresh elections and staying in office up until those elections dance wants to see the deal they signed off on it being a 2 year budget giving him more security in himself taking office on time in the event been next year so this is only fueling which is already. very rampant speculation that this coalition could break up and israel could be facing a forefront of election within months on out of afghanistan the country's highest consultative body has recommended that the government release $400.00 taliban prisoners but only if they promise not to return to fighting the group of some $3200.00 leaders scholars and elders called the loya jirga is holding a special assembly in the capital kabul the release of the prisoners is seen as the last hurdle for peace talks between the government and the

reports that he's considering pulling the plug on his fractious coalition with former rival benny gantz and going to elections once more when you have seen this kind of discontent in the street and when you have people that are really really protesting and really really calling for the end to his tenure it's not the time to go to elections he realizes this is going to be the greatest political risk that he's ever take it benjamin netanyahu is certainly no political newbie few a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't going away and this battle is far from over. very forsett al-jazeera west jerusalem . australia's victoria state is stepping up lockdown measures are to reporting a significant spike in corona virus cases 671 new infections were confirmed on sunday almost 300 more than the previous day a curfew will be imposed from 8 at night till 5 in the morning and people can't go further than 5 kilometers from their homes only one person from each household can go shopping once a day victoria is the epicenter of a strain as outbreak it's already

persistent reports that he's considering pulling the plug on his fractious coalition with former rival benny gantz and going to elections once more when you have this kind of discontent in the street and when you have people that are really really protesting and really really calling for the end to his tenure it's not the time to go to elections he realizes this is going to be the greatest political risk that he's ever taken benjamin netanyahu certainly no political newbie few a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't . this battle is far from over. moving to the corona virus pandemic and hong kong is making covert 1000 testing free for its 7500000 residents as it weathers a 3rd wave of infections a team of lab technicians from mainland china is heading to the territory to help carry out tests hong kong's expo center as you can see has been turned into a makeshift hospital to deal with rising cases 125 new infections were reported on saturday that's the 11th day in a row that cases have been triple digits well for more let's now go to david apart and

reports that he's considering pulling the plug on his fractious coalition with former rival benny gantz and going to elections once more when you have seen this kind of discontent in the street and when you have people that are really really protesting and really really calling for the end to his tenure it's not the time to go to elections he realizes this is going to be the greatest political risk that he's ever taken. benjamin netanyahu certainly no political newbie few a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't going away and this battle is far from over. al-jazeera west jerusalem. so the common al-jazeera main mosque around community marches for justice off the soldiers are accused of shooting dead a mother and stealing her jewelry. and protests demanding the release of a governor in russia southeast turning into a nationwide movement against the government. hello there very catty picture throughout much of indonesia you see just nothing really but clouds and in the clear a further to the south pole the rain is being dragged towards the north

persistent reports that he's considering pulling the plug on his fractious coalition with former rival benny gantz and going to elections once more when you have this kind of discontent in the street and when you have people that are really really protesting and really really calling for the end to his tenure it's not the time to go to elections he realizes this is going to be the greatest political risk that he's ever taken benjamin netanyahu is certainly no political newbie view a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't . in a way this battle is far from over. ari force it al-jazeera west jerusalem. still ahead on al-jazeera mainmast qur'an community marches for justice after soldiers are accused of shooting dead a mother and stealing her jewelry. the digital era is here to stay but we'll tell you why some communities are refusing to go cashless. hello july ended on the heat wave for a good part of europe llosa started rocking the opposite northern europe to sing attempt to drive anything up to 10 degrees that cold front goes through and on its bot

is blamed for the deaths of more than a 1000 civilians in benny's since october of 2014. we'll look at tanzania now where the president's officially launched his reelection bid with a rally in the capital to doma john markoff really is seeking a 2nd term but he's facing accusations of absolute control of covering up the extent of the coronavirus outbreak efface is the opposition leader who recently returned after spending 3 years abroad after an assassination attempt catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi in neighboring kenya. one of the key issues in the ruling party manifesto is the preservation and protection of the rights and freedoms of the people of tanzania and their dignity a lot of critics of president would be say this is a quite ironic call because of the last few years they say he has. developed this style of leadership that is very authoritarian they say that he has the tail the freedoms of speech and media we have seen arrests of john the list and just people who are open. to the position of the government but present goofily saying going forward people

persistent reports that he's considering pulling the plug on his fractious coalition with former rival benny gantz and going to elections once more when you have seen this kind of discontent in the street and when you have people that are really really protesting it really really calling for the end to his tenure it's not the time to go to elections he realizes this is going to be the greatest political risk that he's ever take it benjamin netanyahu is certainly no political newbie few a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't going away and this battle is far from over. kerry forsett al-jazeera west jerusalem. ok vanguard is a contributor to haaretz newspaper and has been covering the protest movement he says netanyahu is losing support even from his most loyal base. he cannot ignore the protesters because they are part of his constituency or what's left of his going to sea and i think it is going to accelerate we are and he knows that in the verge of a serial war it is what. there is an incitement against the demonstrations the demonstrators but i

compromise proposal to extend budget negotiations by 100 days that's in yahoo and his coalition partner benny gantz had faced a monday night deadline to complete the talks if they'd failed country would have been plunged into its 4th round of elections in less than 2 years. al-jazeera investigation can reveal cyprus has been selling european passports to convicted criminals fugitives and fraudsters largely of possible danger to our investigative unit reveals serious flaws in the island so-called golden possible scheme has generated more than 8000000000 dollars for the government the 1st of our exclusive reports on the cyprus has that birthday this. to become a citizen of the mediterranean island nation of cyprus cost more than $2.00 and a half $1000000.00 among those who've paid that russian businessman of he'd already served a prison sentence for extortion and the chinese investment tycoon junk who had been jailed for fraud the cyprus papers a large data leak obtained by al-jazeera revealed it to an all 1000 people from 74 countries who bought a cypriot passport. cyprus says it checks applic

response from israel there have been a series of strikes the defense minister an alternate prime minister benny gantz who made a big show of saying during his repeated campaigns against benjamin netanyahu in the recent elections that he would take a much tougher line on gaza he has been overseeing the strikes also reducing the fishing zone to 0 no fishermen are allowed out into gaza waters and of course this closure of fuel going into the strip that will mean we are told that the plants the power plant will close on choose day that's 80 megawatts of power that will suddenly be taken out of the system guns it gets about $160.00 megawatts from israel a much smaller amount from egypt but we're talking about potentially a foot of the supply being cut off already the official 8 hours on 8 hours off it's been less than that because of the over know during the summer so when talking about a real impact on people's daily lives and as a singer dancer is talking about being a right now being or it's own a house address every balloon launched well these measures don't just affect us obviously they affect

been killed since rival ethnic groups began fighting in port sudan it's not the 1st time members of a bennyamerica nuba tribes have attacked each other a state of emergency was imposed last year after fighting broke out between the 2 sides. u.s. senator coming to harris is preparing to appear i don't side democratic presidential candidate joe biden for the 1st time after being chosen as his running mate she is the 1st black and indian american woman to be included on the major parties presidential ticket the 2 are expected to deliver remarks in wilmington which is joe biden's hometown. immersion prime minister says almost all of the oil has been removed from a damaged ship that's been leaking into the country's pristine waters where crews have been racing to empty the ship after it grounded off the mercian coast last month spilling a 1000 tons of oil into the sea dead fish already being pulled from the ocean and tourism approaches are afraid that businesses will be hit those that dance to stay with us on our jazeera witness continues next more news for you sued by for the. form. if you move

this time it would be nancy pelosi, benny sanders and the squad. live and what to think. they want a government takeover of healthcare. they want to ban fracking and millions ofjobs. they want tax hikes on working families. joe biden and the socialist left would be a disaster for our economy but president trump is leading a new era of opportunity. before communist china gave us the coronavirus, we were breaking economic records left and right. the pandemic has set us back but not for long. president trump brought our economy back before and he will bring it back again. there is one more important area where our president is right. he knows that political correct this and cancel culture are dangerous and just plain wrong stop in much of the democratic party, it is now fashionable to say that america is racist. that is a lie. america is not a racist country. this is personalfor me. i am the proud daughter of indian immigrants. they came to america and settle ina they came to america and settle in a small southern town. my father wore a turban, my mot

let's look at how this has been unfolding this is not the 1st time we see a tribal clashes between the benny amr and the nuba tribes it's been going on for years now and has escalated over the past 12 months for the last year we've seen fighting resulting in the deaths of dozens and injuries of hundreds we've seen a state of emergency imposed their will that was eventually lifted but it kind of gives you an idea of the wider context of not just the eastern part of them but really the whole country tribal identities and ethnic identities do play a role in how things unfold on the ground now in port sudan between 2 individuals from opposing tribes from the benyamin and the move the tribes that eventually pulled in members of the same tribe so we've seen the government responding by sending more troops yesterday the prime minister is due to brief the security and defense committee tomorrow to try to figure out a solution on they've called for calm the newly appointed civilian governor has imposed. a curfew in the eastern city so they are trying to mitigate the tribal clashes between the 2 sides

disagreement between the 2 sides the likud party of benjamin netanyahu and the blue and white party of benny gantz his former rival and also the prime minister they have been deep in argument over the passage of a budget that you know he wants a one year budget to allow the freon potentially in calling fresh elections and staying in office up until those elections dance wants to see the deal they signed off on it meaning a 2 year budget giving him more security in himself taking office on time in the event been next year so this is only fueling which is already very rampant speculation that this coalition could break up and israel could be facing a forefront of election within months. the black box data recorders have been recovered from the wreckage of a jet that crashed on landing in india southern state of carola 18 people were killed including both the pilots when the air india express boeing 737 plunged off the end of the runway the flight was repatriating indians who'd been stranded in dubai by the coronavirus pandemic sorry reports. on a gloomy wet saturday morning corey code clouds g

there have been all sorts of tensions within this fractious coalition he has with his former rival benny gantz and there had been speculation that israel could be heading towards a 4th round of elections in a few months this may well put that off certainly that talk has been ebbing somewhat recently but this is something that he will be able to talk up as he has in the past about his own specific and unrivaled ability to bring major achievements to israel he will doubtless talk about this in terms of his own abilities on that front and this can be a real legacy issue for him if as i say if these details are in doubt and it goes well what it risks though is potential loss of support or anger on the far right especially given that annexation seems to have been at least for now the price paid worth noting that $1.00 of his allies in the settler movement the relatively pragmatic mayor of a legal settlement south of jerusalem he was tweeting saying that this is an achievement by benjamin netanyahu because it shows that the settlement issue which has long been held as an obstacle to peace that

persistent reports that he's considering pulling the plug on his fractious coalition with former rival benny gantz and going to elections once more when you have seen this kind of discontent in the street and when you have people that are really really protesting and really really calling for the end to his tenure it's not the time to go to elections he realizes this is going to be the greatest political risk that he's ever taken benjamin netanyahu is certainly no political newbie few a better versed in the tactics of holding on to power but the public pressure isn't . this battle is far from over. turning to the corona virus pandemic now and the number of infections across south africa has surpassed half a 1000000 but experts warn the outbreak has not yet reached its peak there more than 10000 new cases in 148 deaths were confirmed on saturday officials warn the situation will get worse as they're expecting the health crisis only to peak in late august early september south africa accounts for more than half of all the reported cases on the continent our correspondent for me to measure is i