the situation with deri will run head first into the raging debate over judicial reforms.ities how netanyahu could do this. bringing deri as observer to the cabinet, somebody who can't vote but to make an amendment to israel's basic law, closest thing israel has to a constitution to prevent the supreme court from interfering in future ministerial appointments. that could further enflame this on going debate about the role of the supreme court. now, i do want to add that yesterday ar ya derry said he would not comply with the court's ruling. he vowed to continue to lead his party and contribute with all his might to the public and to the governing coalition. max? >> haddas, thank you for joining us from jerusalem. >>> in the peruvian capital, authorities used tear gas to quell protests. demonstrators were demanding the release of more than 100 people detained on saturday who were accused of illegally occupying a university. their actions are part of a broader campaign of anti-government protests that have gone on for weeks now. >>> still to come, investigators searching for

arye dery cannot serve as a minister because he was convicted of tax fraud.rye dery is a close ally of the prime minister and head of the altar -- ultra-orthodox party. sparking fears of political crisis in the new coalition government. congolese squirt -- security forces firing tear gas on protesters. demonstrators are calling for the agreed withdrawal of rebels from occupied territory to be enforced. the armed group has continued its offensive in the region despite declarations of cease-fire and troop withdrawal. this is in england pressing on with their second strike in as many months, demanding higher pay as cost-of-living sores. patients have been warned to expect disruptions to health care services. the dues continues here after inside story. ♪ >> what is fueling public anger in peru. mast -- mass protests for five weeks since the former president impeached and arrested. peru is no stranger to political crises. how is this one different? what will it take to fix it? this is inside story. ♪ >> hello and welcome. tens of thousands of people are expected t

and those who were forming the people's put up, deri, lpr, now they have become part of the russian armystopped. uh, that's all the logistics, because they won't stop. that's what they're thinking now. yeah, we are now giving such an expression that will fly there to the crimea and let them there, like they don’t get scared and let them think what they are doing, we are doing what what should be what, unfortunately, it turns out is not fully completed. our fathers and grandfathers, after finishing off the fascist galina in berlin, and this hydro word raised its head in the center of europe, next to us, to fraternal ukraine, and we will liberate the brotherly people of ukraine from nazism, and in this regard, i am absolutely convinced there is no need to be shy and no need here, uh, to allow the one who is the weapon, let them supply at least zastavlyatsya. although in general all the weapons of nato dragged there gouged everything and, uh, the dust will be, uh, rusty broken iron. here guys, it means your money was crying, and if someone is going to fight to the last ukrainian, as mr. zel

deri twice earlier, convicted of defrauding public trust and tax fraud, cannot to be appointed ministerf the interior, however, benyami netanyahu himself is on trial, which only adds arguments to his current opponents, trying to gain influence on the appointment of judges. he just wants to save himself from here and prison. however , easygoing activists do not consider the legal reform to be an attempt on the historic israeli democracy, the ben-gurion system is not perfect , when the time comes, problems are revealed that need to be corrected and solved in parliamentary methods. not on the street, it is the reinforced will of the majority of desires fix the transition in the relationship. branches of power. no need to see here. attacks on democracy insist the leaders of the religious and settlement movement in the country do not threaten to fulfill, especially since the civil war in the modern world since the french revolution new states. all were created within the framework of some kind of fratricidal war, except for the state, israel, we did not have this . we won't have it. jews lik

those who were in the formation of the people's militia, deri, lpr, now they have become part of thesian army, it is necessary to stop e. e. that's all the logistics, because they won't stop. that's what they're thinking now. yeah, we are now giving such an expression that will fly there to the crimea and let them be there, like not get scared and let them think about what they are doing, we are doing what we should do, what, unfortunately, is not fully completed. our fathers and grandfathers, having finished off the fascist galina in berlin, and this hydro again raised its head in the center of europe, e, next to us in fraternal ukraine, and we will liberate the fraternal people of ukraine from nazism, and in this regard, i am absolutely convinced there is no need to be shy. and it is not necessary here, uh, to allow someone who is the very weapon, let them supply at least they will be supplied. although in general all nato weapons are drawn there gouged everything and, uh, it will be dust, uh, rusty broken iron. here are the guys, it means that your money was crying, and if someone

aryeh deri, the leader of the ultra—orthodox shass party, had taken charge of health and internal affairsrlier one for bribery. germany's chancellor, olaf scholz, is facing growing domestic and international pressure to allow german—built leopard— two tanks to be sent to ukraine. during a visit to paris to meet president macron, mr scholz said his country would not slacken its support for ukraine as it fights off the russian invasion. despite heavy fighting continuing in eastern ukraine, some civilians continue to return to towns close to the frontline, against the advice of local authorities. lyman, in the donbas region, was occupied by russian forces last year. 13,000 people are living there in dangerous circumstances. andrew harding reports. in the ruins of liberated territory here in the donbas, a small town called lyman. it's three months now since the russians were pushed out of here. but they're still close. ukrainian fighterjets, on their way to bomb the front lines 20 kilometres away. only this morning, another russian missile crashed into this apartment block. 73—year—old alexan

deri, the leader of the ultra—orthodox shass party, had taken charge of health and internal affairs,bery. the bbc has been told by people close to the uk conservative party chairman that he will not be resigning. the labor party has called for nadhim zahawi to be sacked after he paid a settlement said to be around five millon pounds to resolve a tax dispute with the tax authorities. he denies trying to avoid tax. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: surfing into the record books, we'll tell you about the french woman who's set a new record in california. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution". the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours pass. the new government is firmly in control of the entirely -

aryeh deri, the leader of the ultra—orthodox shas party, had taken charge of health and internal affairsnviction last year for tax evasion and an earlier one for bribery. thousands of people have protested on the streets of brussels against the jailing in iran of a belgian aid worker. 0liver vandecasteele was sentenced last month to forty years in prison on spying and other charges. the belgian government has dismissed the charges as fake, saying his alleged crimes had been fabricated. the german chancellor, 0laf scholz, is facing growing domestic and international pressure to allow german—built leopard 2 tanks to be sent to ukraine. during a visit to paris to meet president macron, mr scholz said his country would not slacken its support for ukraine as it fights off the russian invasion. despite heavy fighting continuing in eastern ukraine — some civilians continue to return to towns close to the frontline, against the advice of local authorities. lyman in the donbas region was occupied by russian forces last year. 13,000 people are living there in dangerous circumstances. andrew hardin

removed a top minister following an order last week by the supreme court which ruled the far-right aryeh deri was unfit for office due to his criminal convictions. netanyahu's compliance with the supreme court order comes even as his extremist new coalition seeks to disempower the judiciary. an estimated 100,000 people took to the streets of tel aviv saturday to protest the new government. this is avi chimi, chair of the israeli bar association. >> we are shouting against a coup d'État. i call upon the citizens and the nation, they want to turn us into a dictatorship. they want to destroy the democracy and the judicial authority. there is no democratic country without a judicial authority. amy: 42-year-old tariq maali became the 18th palestinian to be killed by israeli fire since the start of the year. he was shot dead by a settler in ramallah in the occupied west bank. in pakistan, nearly 220 million people were left without electricity earlier today as the national grid suffered its second nationwide power outage in the past three months. the blackout idled public transit, closed factories

israel's supreme court has ordered prime minister benjamin netanyahu to remove aryeh deri, the recentlyappointed far-right interior and health minister, saying he is not eligible to hold public office due to his multiple criminal convictions. this comes as netanyahu's new ultranationalist and ultra-religious coalition attempts to disempower the judiciary. analysts say the decision could either lead to a constitutional crisis or the dissolution of the weeks-old government. on thursday, u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan met with netanyahu in jerusalem, where sullivan reiterated biden's "bone deep" commitment to israel. sullivan also met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah, who called on the u.s. to put pressure on the new israeli government to halt the killing of palestinians and its plans to expand illegal settlements. the meeting came as israeli forces killed two more palestinians during a raid in jenin thursday. the victims were identified as 26-year-old adham jabarin and 57-year-old jawad farid bawaqta, a high school teacher and father of six who was delive

. >> if aryeh deri is not fired, the israeli government is breaking the law, and it can no longer demandns obey the law. israel will be plunged into an unprecedented constitutional crisis. stephanie: the high court's decision comes as the new government is trying to lessen the power of israeli courts. the head of the united nations sounded a grim warning today that the world is in, quote, a sorry state. secretary-general antonio guterres addressed the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. he cited challenges ranging from climate change, to the pandemic, to the war in ukraine. sec. gen. guterres: we can't confront problems unless we look them squarely in the eye, and we are looking into the eye of a category five hurricane. our world is plagued by a perfect storm on a number of fronts. stephanie: guterres also emphasized the importance of a u.n.-brokered deal to help ukraine resume grain exports from its ports along the black sea. new zealand's prime minister jacinda ardern announced she will step down next month. she says she can no longer do the job justice. in 2017, ardern became

independence of the judiciary and the firing of that right wing minister that you mentioned aryeh derit is the one that forced benjamin netanyahu's hand to fire this minister because of his previous criminal convictions. netanyahu vowed to bring him back and one of the few venues to bring him back would be to amend the basic law of israel, israel's constitution, to allow the government to prevent the supreme court from interfering in ministerial appointments. you can just see how the firing of this minister and this on going raging debate are all going to really just come to a head here in the coming weeks. christine? >> hadas gold for us this morning from jerusalem, thank you. >>> a prominent chinese government scientist says about 80% of the country has been infected with covid-19. as more than 2 billion people are expected to travel for the 40-day lunar new year season following the end of virus restrictions. cnn's ivan watson joins us live from hong kong. chinese health authorities also said that visits to clinics are down and infections peaked. i'm asking, how reliable are these s

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