case of for palestinian families fighting against force the ocean from their homes and occupied east jerusalem. i've gone on, the president blames the speed of international troops withdrawing for worst thing violence. china hold transport between its capital and infection hotspots in beijing sees a surgeon cope in 1900 cases. ah . hello. a mix of high temperatures and strong winds are pushing turkeys, wildfire emergency toward the 2nd week. at least 8 people are now known to have died. many more have lost their homes. the fire is tearing through forests near southern beach destinations. it's burning, it's obviously burning. there is no plane, there's no helicopter, there is no roads. how is this going to be extinguished? how are you? sure the crew you are not for that it is right now. we're waiting for the village to burn. our hands are tied to the soldiers made us a back with the village. the women, everyone evacuated, the village is burning. so the main concern now are 7 fires in the coastal provinces of antalya and move as well as to charlie that's in the south east. the p in union is send

israel took control in 1967 of east jerusalem. they soon after passed a law saying that israeli jews could try to reclaim property they say they lost in 1948. palestinians say these restitution laws are inherently unfair because they said the palestinians don't have the same recourse they said they lost in the state of israel. it's been a long running legal battle but it's especially in the last few years causing increased tensions in the neighborhood. essentially no matter what happens today, this will continue to be an ongoing issue. there are other threats of eviction in east jerusalem, as well. even if the supreme court decides against hearing the appeal, essentially saying that the lower court rulings on the evictions can stand, israeli media is reporting that the government, the state might not carry through these evictions citing a 1991 decision by the attorney general saying that police do not have to carry out evictions through the fear of making situation worse for the fear of violatence because of t fairly sensitive pol

going back to the 1900 sixty's when jordan was actually ruling ships around that area occupied east jerusalem. now those papers would show that actually jordan at the time had started transferring that land to those families in iraq. and that actually, when the 967 war broke out, well, that process had stopped, but it was already in its final stages. you have to remember that those families and displaced families, they have a refugee, they have actually even the refugee cod, they had been displays of 948 when fate of israel was created. something that goes back and for many decades, really at this point, then also say that they have another piece of document that shows that goes as far as the ultimate and buyers. so that back into the 1900 century that also show that that land did not belong to jewish families the time. so they're going to see if the court does accept these papers. the court could very well say, well, it's too far into the legal procedures at this time to accept new documents or worst case scenario. the court could say, no, we don't accept these documents, will it take a deci

s. consulate in east jerusalem for the ballast indians. i'm sure is that a beach that's going on within the israeli government and the end of the day? i can't see how the how these really government can refuse the old opening a reopening of the u. s. council, that's been there since before. 900. 48 is my understanding as simply restoration to the status quo. joe biden has done some on attacks. some of the issues that were, that had been on done by the foreign president such as the restored aid to unwrap the palestinian refugee agency run by the united nations. he's attempting to try to reopen as constantly as restored funding to the palestinian authority. in general, i mean in the news has been hundreds killed or wounded in the shape your neighbourhood obviously directly in your remittance as these eviction processes going. i think the, their supreme court decision comes but can i just quickly go to gaza and ask you what you know of what is happening there, especially given israel has been area li bombarding it with weapons supplied to the

eastjerusalem, east jerusalem. east jerusalem, for your information, eastjerusalem.onal law, and the geneva conventions, it is in occupied territory since 1967. and the occupying power, israel, is not allowed, it is prohibited from allowing its citizens or taking its citizens to live on occupied land. the residents of sheikh jarrah are calling on people of conscience, whether in the supreme court or around the world, to put the necessary pressure on the state of israel to treat palestinians with equal dignity and respect and give them protection, notjust a protected status, so that they become protected tenants in their own homes to pay rent for aliens who claimed that god gave them the right. it is as simple as that. so you can imagine the agony, the anxiety of the sheikh jarrah families who are living through. and by the way, this is the daily occurrence of what is happening to palestinians since 1973. we call it the nakbah, catastrophe, but it has been applied against the palestinian population, whether in israel proper, in the occupied territories of the west ban

later in the broadcast we'll go to east jerusalem for the latest.n climate news, chinese officials say say over 300 people were killed during record-shattering floods that devastated henan province last month. that's more than triple the number previously reported. elsewhere, the eastern mediterranean is enduring a record heat wave, with massive wildfires continuing to spread across turkey. in greece, officials are warning of the potential for rolling blackouts with some forecasters predicting europe could soon surpass its all-time high temperature record of 40 degrees celsius or 118 degrees fahrenheit. >> we are doing with the worst heat live -- heatwave since 1887. create increased burden. nermeen: in minnesota, the giniw collective is reporting at least 20 water protectors were brutally arrested over the weekend including indigenous , lawyer and activist tara houska, as resistance against enbridge line 3 pipeline continues. water protectors are denouncing the escalation of excessive force from state and local police, as they increasingly use tear

but that agreement was cut short when jordan lost control of the land after israel alex east jerusalem in the 1967 war a series of court cases have since ruled in favor of settler organizations that seek to expel palestinians and make way for a jewish citizens turning into a focal point of protests without them how heavy it is in mass western with more or we just so the families and the lawyers go into the court room, which is over there behind me. there's also a group of western diplomats who are here to assist to the hearing. we're told that we have representatives from the, from, from, from germany, the u. s. and other countries. now i spoke to the lawyer earlier and he told me that what they're expecting. a bass is what is supreme court to say that the families have the right to appeal again, that is what they're hoping for. they have submitted new documents that go back to april 967. that shows that at the time there jordanians who were in charge really occupied in jerusalem had already started to, to transfer that lad to those palestinians. families which remember all refugees. t

east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them being forced out of homes. they've lived in for decades. dozens of people that are under threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this case, the neighborhood has been the scene of frequent crackdowns, but he's really security forces against protesters without any exception. eugene, historical studies side did a lot of them that have houses in europe and buckeye, and because of the unjust know which is called action. you know, he can claim these houses that hold out for me to follow me development as far as from west jerusalem, where she spoke to the lawyer representing the family. she showed up when it's been a very long session and several things happened during that session. the judge trying to find the promises between the 2 sides. so those, the families living in the rock i were facing for expulsion and the settlers. now the judge had put forward an idea that the palestinian family sign a paper that that land below the salary in return they have guaranteed in that house, quoted the 3 generations i

east jerusalem. it's a family's last legal challenge to stop them being forced out of homes. they've lived in for decades, dozens of people and 6 that are under threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this case, the neighborhood seen frequent crack times by israeli security forces against protesters without any exception. heck, eugene, historical studies side a lot of them that have their houses and wait for them in buckeye. and because of the unjust know which is called action. you know, they can claim these houses back. i mean, it is following development for us from west jerusalem, where she spoke to one of the lawyers representing the families from chicks when it's been a very long session. and several things happened during that session. the judge trying to find the promises between the 2 sides. so those, the families living in the rock i were facing for expulsion and the settlers. now the judge had put forward an idea that the palestinian family sign the paper that that led below the salary in return they have guaranteed rights in that house, quoted the 3 gen

the 6 naval didn't occupied east jerusalem, and all about 70 people are under tried to eviction, but not all. a part of this case for bodies have been found in sedans, city to river, according to military sources. the remains of people believe to have been executed . they were discovered in the eastern states of casala, have him organs and come to him, was more the bodies were found overnight by the residence of casela. that's where more than 220000. and if you have been refugees, are currently residing waiting to be relocated to proper united nations comes now we spoke to camp officials as well as military resources who say at least 30 refugees were able to cross from ethiopia, tegra region into ham dates, reception center, which is the refugee camp for if you have been refugees in the past few days now those refugees say that at least 50 people were waiting on the other side to cross into sedan. to escape the conflict into gray, military sources say that the 4 bodies who were discovered had their hand side and it looked like they were executed and then thrown into the river. it tha

appeal brought by full palestinian families against their force expulsion from shag gerra occupied east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them from being forced out of their homes, dozens of people and shake gerad or under threat of eviction. but not all of them. a part of this case, 3 neighborhoods in china's capital have been locked down and transport in and out of aging is suspended. it's the latest response to china's largest corona virus outbreak in month. the u. s. has now given its 70 percent of its adult population least one corona virus vaccine, a target the government was hoping to have a month ago and now it's battling as fees surge of cases driven by the delta variant. and hospital admissions in some states have heat record levels. those are the headlines here at al jazeera. now it's back to witness the news news. news. news. with me the me me me got more than just not on the side but just in the by what i did but it's more that i i know i didn't how did you go? i think there was a room much who does it will print i i mama says it bob. bob. but that anyway, my ech

appeals from for palestinian families against their forced expulsions from shut it off and occupied east jerusalem for the families. this is their last legal chance to prevent their force displacement after living there for decades. doesn't the other palestinians in the neighbourhood are also under the threat of force expulsion to make way for is really settlers. those already headlines. witness is coming up next, right here on al jazeera, thanks for watching. ah, me the mm mm mm. 6 mm the mm. in in mm mm mm mm. the me, i was spending and i'm going to like the way the way that i got a voice from the new screw mom, she would need to keep your short noise in your bill to see him. do you need to do that? one thing as a detach. myself from politics is an active participant because i've seen what happens when people want to wash and attach to treat. got broken that i cannot do is now the maybe what i'm the president calling go to the next to the city of the office next to the wireless wireless mind that this is not nearly what edge mantra is missing as well. i was, i was, i was going on. i'm not going

brought by full palestinian families against their forced expulsion from shaking gerra in occupied east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them being driven out of their homes. 3 neighborhoods in china's capital have been locked down and transport in and out of beijing is suspended. it's the latest response to the country's largest corona virus outbreak in month of issues of worried about the fast spreading delta variance, which is driving the new cases. those are the headlines i'm emily angland. the news continues after witness. ah, me the me. 6 with the me in the in on me i the the me, i was funding the new and i'm going to like the way the way that i went with this new new screw. my mom, she was saying you need to keep your short noise in your beard. just need to. yes, my other one thing on my i detach myself from politics is an active participant because i've seen what i've been when people went to washing attached to treat that or can that i cannot do it. now? maybe what i'm the president calling go to the election officer next to the pilot. decent as even the wireless mo

it was the tensions in the neighborhood in east jerusalem that helped contribute the spark the 11-dayalk you through what the case is about. lower courts upheld that jews owned the land here, and when israel took control in the 1967 war it soon passed a law that says israeli jews could try and reclaim property they say they owned prior to 1948. and palestinians say they don't have the same sort of legal recourse to claim back land they say they lost and is now the state of israel. this legal battle has been going on for many years and it's part of the tension in jerusalem, he east jerusalem in the past few months and in the past few years. we are seeing protesters gathering here around this case. even if the supreme court denies hearing this appeal, it would essentially mean the evictions could move forward, but israeli media is reporting the government may not carry out the evictions because of the political evictions, and whatever happens at this hearing today, everybody in the city, in the region, many people are very closely watching, and with a little bit of nerves and tension be

palestinian families against the forced expulsion from the chic john neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem for the family . this is the last legal trans to prevent their false displacement. after living there for decades, dozens of other palestinians in the neighborhood also under threat of forced expulsion to make way for israeli settlers. they bella russians, printers now inside the polish embassy in turkey. after seeking political asylum, christina, this man of squire had accused bella ruth of trying to force her home on a plane bus after she publicly complained about her coaches. at least 8 people have now died in fall of burnt across turkey for the past 5 days. cruise often battling several wildfires. those were the headlines, so they both knees and, and now i had half my refund with that green in the news are until, and it's risking it all here on, i'll just there from talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the us to take and who stopped you? we listen, you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that mat

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israeli court hearing today regarding the evictions of four palestinian families in occupied east jerusalem ended inconclusively. the families were seeking the right to appeal against an eviction order pursued by a jewish settler group. our middle east tom bateman has more from jerusalem. tom: the judges offered to the two parties in the case, the palestinian families and the jewish settler group, what they see as a form of compromise in which the palestinians would get to stay in their homes for many years to come. not clear how long. so long as they recognize the ownership of that jewish settler group. the palestinian lawyers raised a number of objections to this idea, and there will be further hearings, we don't know when in the future they will be. at the moment no evictions wil take place. they are still frozen for the time being, but the overarching threat of eviction at some point in the future still hangs over those families. laura: in turkey, 8 people have died in a series of devastating wildfires that are sweeping across the south of the country. it is the worst set of blazes that

adjourned an appeal brought by four palestinian families against their forced expulsion from occupied east jerusalemit's the families last legal chance to stop them being forced out of their homes they have lived in for decades. dozens of people are under threat of eviction. those are the headlines. stay tuned now for inside story and i will be back at the top of the hour. >> six months after the coup in myanmar, the military has named itself as caretaker government. at is the lefhe ternational commity in this ongoing crisis? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the program. six months ago, ian morris plunges to chaos when the military took power in a coup. it promised to hold onto power for a year, but a senior general has now extended state interventions until august 2023. he said he will hold elections, but did not go for any other details. the coup triggered mass protests. neighbors in southeast asia are becoming frustrated. indonesia's foreign minister has ursa military two point a special envoy, saying there is little progress on a plan to resolve the crisis. we will bring in our gu

taken place weekly over the 4th expulsion of palestinian families in shaped cheryl and occupied east jerusalem. the israeli army says its launched strikes against for how much positions in garza in response to these protests, israel's defense minister says that his country will not accept any violations at the board offense. millions of people in the us being warned to prepare for fierce winds and heavy rain as hurricane on re heads to the east coast. the national harkins dentist as it could bring life threatening storm surges and flooding on 40000000 people in the region on the hurricane. or tropical storm warning, massive while 5 burning through 200000 has protected land in bolivia, areas home to an isolated indigenous community near the brazil border. the local authorities say at least $155.00 continues to threaten conservation zones. and red animals like jack was those the headlines, news continues on out there to the man who stole the world. aah! the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h l is the guardian of global health, delivering life saving

♪ >> a highly anticipated court case in israel over the possible evictions of palestinians in east jerusalemd trigger violence and conflict with hamas in may, has ended inconclusively. four palestinian families are appealing a lower court order to leave their homes to make way for jewi settlers. tom was outside the court as it concluded. >> judges have not ruled either y on whether they can appeal but they have tried to offer a compromise between the palestinian families and the jewish side of the group that has been trying to displace them. that compromise would effectively mean the palestinians could stay in the homes for some years to come but they would have to recognize jewish ownership of their properties. the families d not say, yes, they would do that. they want to come up with a list of names that get that so-called protected tenancy status. things have been knocked back another wend the legal proceedings will take a little bit further beyond then. ♪ >> this is "outside source" live from the bbc news room. belarusian athlete krystina timanovskaya is at the center of an olympic stand

block a proposal by the biden administration to put in place a palestinian consulate in occupied east jerusalem the other big friction point that is expected between these to men is the issue of the iran nuclear agreement, to limit iran's nuclear program. the biden administration has been very clear, that it seeks to revive this nuclear deal, but the israeli prime minister has a different view, in fact, he says it is no longer relevant, and he seeks to abandon it. while he is really prime minister goes into this meeting striking an optimistic tone in his public interviews, it is clear that many of his key goals are at odds with biden administration policy. ♪ hazem: let's bring in our guests now. in west jerusalem, we have yaakov katz, editor-in-chief of the jerusalem post and author of "shadow strike" and co-author of "weapon wizards and israel vs. iran." in the u.k., natasha lindstaedt, a specialist on u.s. foreign policy and deputy dean in the department of government at the university of essex. natasha is also author of "democracies and authoritarian regimes." and in arlington, virginia, in

again chose to delay its ruling on evictions of palestinians in the shakes ra, neighborhood of east jerusalem. these plans evictions park the chain of events that led to the gaza bombing in may that killed over $200.00 people. for more on this story, we turned to our middle east correspondent job for con, hello job for look. i don't know why you all sent me here. once the gaza bombing stopped the mainstream media was happy to stop covering palestine and palestine are happy to return to their normal state of brutal apartheid. i mean, ongoing piece process. the point is, everyone's happy. there's no story here. the only reason the check to arrive diction issue is not resolved is because the palestinian families rejected a generous offer by the israeli supreme court to allow them to live in their own homes. as long as they start paying rent to the israeli settlers, so they have to pay rent on homes. they already own real estate as complicated re we'll say this isn't a real estate issue, john for we're not talking about gentrification here. hey, israel has gentrification exactly. like we have her

are fighting against their forced expulsions from the ships, rough neighborhood, and occupied east jerusalem for these families. it's their last legal chance to prevent their force displacement after living there for decades. of sounds president has told parliament a state of aggression is being imposed on the country by taliban forces. us are gonna play much of the current situation on us forces withdrawing. so quickly. 4 bodies have been found into don city river that's according to military sources. there remains if people believed to have been executed, it's thought they were fleeing the conflict into right. 3 neighborhoods in china capital have been locked down and transport in and out of beijing is suspended. the latest responds to china's largest current of iris outbreak in month. health officials are worried about the delta vary and driving the new cases. those headlines talk to al jazeera is coming up next. thanks for watching the high lies and elicit the market for the rich and powerful. i'm one of the leading specialist work undercover just years investigative unit exposes the inn

case of 4 palestinian families fighting against force, the ocean from their homes that occupied east jerusalem. i've got to stand the president blame.

has already scored a point with the by the administration new as council, it's hearing occupied east jerusalem. that deals with palestinian was by the trump administration. there was talk about reopening it, but that the request of israel, the state department, has shown that plan, at least for now time to allow the new israeli government to pass the budget indic nested by november, necesary for the ruling coalition to survive. the democratic administration is fully aware of the very delicate nature of israel's coalition. and the fact that basically the israel's prime minister is, is trading on eggs all the time. and therefore he has to be very cautious. very careful. since bennett took off is the us state department, has made statements against house demolition and illegal jewish settlement expansions in the occupied palestinian territory. which bennett has been an advocate of since his entry in political life can claim these good steps, but not enough. its lip service, barden should say, the only solution is to end the occupation because the image of israel today in the world is one of apart

taking place weakly over the 4th expulsion of palestinian families in shaped gerard and occupied east jerusalem. meanwhile, these railey army says, is launched as strikes against for how much positions in gaza in response to those protests as well as defense minister said his country will not accept any violations at the board. defense in vaccine hasn't turned to the c and resistance o hindering efforts in south africa to contain a 3rd wave of coven. 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation and mistrust in the government. south africa started offering vaccinations to all citizens over the age of 18. from friday, in cape town, the move was met with an anti vaccine protest outside of busy hospital robins smith sent us this report. these were the scenes outside heard his skill, hospital into town on saturday. when a group of people opposed to vaccinations, many without more gathered to make their voices heard. what means to be i'm again, but i mean, nobody knows what on pay receiving the job is not mandatory in south africa. and the parties say no vaccine related did have occurred in the

demonstrations up and taking place weakly over the 4th expulsion of palestinian families in occupied east. jerusalem israeli army says it's launched as strikes against 4 hammers, positions, and gaza. in response to those protests, charles defense minister has said his country will not accept any violations at the board offense. millions of people in the eastern us being warned pass a fierce winds and rental rain as hurricane henry approaches. storm is expected to make land for in long island in the new york state. later on sunday, thousands of parents and teachers and peru have rather rallied for their governments to rios in schools. most children have not been in class since march of last year. that's when the government closed or education facilities to to be have them make. perrys, president says vaccination rates need to rise before schools cab reopen and he's continued his next up counting the cost. the taliban has taken control of afghanistan, 20 years. also, it was the whole from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact people as events unfold in the world? say, with t

it's happening today in east jerusalem.m all different backgrounds are embracing the palestinian cause. in many ways it links into the black lives matter movement, too, to make it clear that somebody should not be peuicked over the other because they were not randomly born. hopefully we will inbound a place side by side where we can visit jerusalem together. >> at the end of the day, it's not my god is better than your god, but it's about how are we treating each other on the ground? >> jerusalem was supposed to be the city of peace and of cooperation between all nations all over the world. this was supposed to be the basic idea of jerusalem. but there is an enormous gap between reality and division. >> all great cities have passed. very few have passed to figure so centrally in the narratives of the peoples in this region. how can you understand israel or judaism without an understanding, and how can you understand muslim sensitivities without understanding. >> everybody had the presence, everybody had a claim. king david

in regard to the post indian population in gaza and the west bank and the role and heights in east jerusalem, whose rights are being violated violently every single day. that's the reality of the situation. i don't know what i did want to ask you something that all correspond to paula picked up on was how obviously we know that it's really politics has been quite fragile. nothing. yahoo was the primary victim of thought. he no thought, but now bennett, is it and do you think that this could play to him in his favor? well, that's definitely what he's trying to do is because it's such a bizarre coalition, supposedly left right and center. although they're all able to agree or just about all of them are able to agree on the suppression of the palestinians with new selection. i think of a very few, but it's a very weird coalition. it's a great and you said, very fragile because of how, how spread out it is across the israeli political spectrum. so, you know, not totally bennett is trying to make use of this and help make use of other means which are, you know, very questionable legitimacy in ord

plans to build 3400 more than 3400 actually housing units in occupied or outside of occupied east jerusalem. natasha, thanks for that in natasha. when even in west jerusalem for swell up. my one be shot is just a senior political analyst, the joins us via skype now from paris are going to get his thoughts on this. so my one what, what do you make of this meeting? particularly given the fact that these really a prime minister appears to be down playing, it attaches said that we haven't even heard any acknowledgement of it from the palestinian authority was clear to the timing is related to the return of the prime minister from washington. clearly there is some sort of an american pressure to keep up appearances, to maintain the appearance that there is some normality of some sort between israel and the pepsi policy. and that it is, and israel's best interest that the palestinian authority continues to survive in order to maintain the security israel, secure, specially border security. so in a sense, since this government, this is really government and the previous government have been so sad

for palestinian families force against their forced expulsion rama from shag gerra in occupied east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them being forced out of their homes. they've lived in for decades. dozens of people and shake. jura are under a thread of eviction. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland states you now for inside story, and i'll be back at the top of the ama news news. news. news. 6. so the cool me in the military has named itself. it can take a government leader promises to hold multi party elections, but will min online keep his word and what's the role of the international community and this ongoing crisis. this is inside story. ah, ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm peter toby. 6 months ago, me and mom was plunged into chaos when the military took power in a qu, it locked up civilian leaders and promised to hold on to power for only a year, but senior general min on lie has not extended the state of emergency until august 2023. he says he'll hold multiparty elections but didn't give any of the details. the qu triggered mass protest, which t

of their homes, but that was cut short when jordan lost control of the land after israel next east jerusalem in the 967 war. a series of court cases have since ruled in favor of a settler organization that seeks to expel palestinians and make way for jewish citizens. turning the neighborhood into a focal point approaches. out of the hamid is in west jerusalem, she spoke to the lawyer representing the families from shakes or whether it's been a very long session. and several things happened during that session. the judge trying to find the promises between the 2 sides. so those, the families living in the rock facing for expulsion and the settlers. now the judge had put forward an idea that the palestinian family sign the paper that that land below the salary in which they have guaranteed read in that house. quoted that 3 generations that i have with me here the lawyer, mr. sammy, he has been representing the family that he can tell us what has been happening in this session. it was indeed a very long session just was a very long day. we were invited to come to live in thursday. we were here

friction is the desire of the binding ministration to potentially put in a causal it and occupy the east jerusalem. the is really per mr. bit a bit vague, of whether you will outright block that effort and we know that iran, as you brought up, is another key difference. well, the by the administration seeks to revive the nuclear deal to limit or ron nuclear program. we know that the israeli prime minister has very different view. in fact he is calling this no longer relevant and is looking to abandon it entirely. so it's very clear that well, they are speaking in sort of positive flowery terms about the visit that behind closed doors. there are likely to be some key differences. and it's also clear that these really prime minister, well saying that there is a new spirit of cooperation is looking to dictate the terms of the us israeli relationship. kimberly, how can the force of the white as thanks very much the update. kimberly landmark case accusing indonesia, president and top government officials of failing occur. police in jakarta has been delayed for a 7th time. the also bought by citizens de

block a proposal by the, by an administration to put in place a palestinian consulate in occupied east jerusalem. now the other big friction point that is expected between these 2 men is the issue of the iran nuclear agreement to limit runs nuclear program. the buyback administration has been very clear that it seeks to revive this nuclear deal, but the israeli prime minister has a different view. in fact, he says that it is no longer relevant and he seeks to abandon it so well the is really prime minister goes into this meeting, striking an optimistic tone in his public interviews. it's clear that many of his key goals are at odds with bite and administration policy. ah. so let's bring in august now in west jerusalem. we have a yeah of cuts editor in chief of the jerusalem post and author of shadow strike, and co author of weapon wizards, and israel versus iran in cold chest. in the u. k. natasha winsted, a specialist on u. s. foreign policy and deputy dean in the department of government at the university of essex. natasha is also author of democracies and authoritarian regimes. and in arlingt

due to make a decision on whether to evict palestinian residents in a neighbourhood of occupied east jerusalempondent tom bateman joins me now from jerusalem. how much is riding on the outcome of this? ,, ., ., ., , ., this? quite a lot, the lawyer for the families, _ this? quite a lot, the lawyer for the families, palestinian - this? quite a lot, the lawyer for. the families, palestinian families involved in this, thinks it will be pretty much the end of the road, bar a few technical legal options, if the high court today ruled against an appeal being able to take place, so these are for families in the sheikh jarrah, a neighbourhood of occupied eastjerusalem, these cases going on for many years, but in this particular case with the four families involved, there was due to be this appeal hearing to decide whether they would be any appeal on the 10th of may, you might remember that was in the run—up to a whole series of tensions injerusalem that finally exploded into an all—out conflict between israel and hamas in gaza. the case of sheikh jarrah was one of the key factors involved in the growi

families against their forced expulsion from the shank gerad neighborhood, you know, occupied east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them being forced out of their homes. they've lived in for decades. dozens of people in shank, gerard under threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this case rushes ambassador to the us says washington has ordered 24 of its diplomats leave the country by early september. the u. s. department has rejected this and says they raises us simply expiring. just days ago, the us laid off nearly 200 locally, hide staff at its diplomatic missions in russia to comply with a new ban on local highs by the kremlin. it comes to spite fresh engagement between the 2 countries on other issues since president biden took office a former rebel commander and a beauty queen are among those running in nico rog, us presidential election. but none of the major candidates registered before mondays deadline because many have been detained in recent months. president daniel ortega accuses them of treason and latin america editor lucy and human reports. most

have demolished a block of apartments belonging to palestinian families and sil, one in occupied east jerusalem. it was home to at least 12 people. these really, authorities say it was built without a permits, several demolitions taken place in the area in recent months, the demolitions of spot protest against what residency is discriminating enforcement of building permit regulations. the new governor and requote has resigned. we come to an inquiry found he sexually harish. several women investigate to say he grouped, kissed, or made suggestive comments to current and former government workers. kristin salumi reports from new york, motivate in a hastily arranged address after a combative defense of his behavior. a surprise announcement from new york's governor, i think that given the circumstances, the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let government get back to governing. and therefore that's what i'll do. allegations against andrew cuomo 1st came in march from this woman, a former aid named lindsey boylen, who accused cuomo of making unwelcome advances. that led to more accusati

palestinian families against their forced expulsion from the shape, jot a neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem for the families. this is their last legal trans to prevent their 4th displacement. after living, living there for decades, dozens of other palestinians, the neighborhood also and a threat of full st. expulsion. think wafers railey satler's. shakespeare has been the scene of frequent crackdowns by israeli security forces against protest as of how the abil hermes is lying for us in west jerusalem and how to really 10 stay for old stakeholders. the yes absolutely. we're here in front of the supreme court. the hearing should be starting any, any moment now, but you can see behind me the families of those who are facing these force eviction. there's also the protesters outside of the major here in support of those families. now it is a key they for these are just iraq, families that are going to put forward some documents to the court that petitioning the case that they have the right just in those homes that they had been living there since more than 5 decades. now, joining me to me, i w

palestinian families against their forced expulsion from the shaped gera neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem is the family's last legal chance to stop them being forced out of homes. they've lived in for decades. dozens of people industry. shara under threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this case, without any exception. thank you, jeez historically, but aside a lot of them that have houses and wait for them. and buckeye, and because of the unjust know which is called action. you know, they can claim these houses that you've been union impose sanctions on the wife of nicaragua is leader is also the country's vice president and 7 other nicaraguans. it comes on the deadline to register the candidate for this year's election, 75 year old incumbent on, you know, tega is expected to run for 4th term. almost all his challenges have been arrested in recent months, most being held on treason charges. main opposition has named a former beauty queen and former gorilla fighter as a candidate a referendum in mexico and whether to make former presidents liable for prosecution for corruption

for palestinian families against the forced expulsion machine shot on neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem. it's a family's last legal challenge to stop from being forced out of homes have lived in for decades. for bodies have been found in sedans, cities, river, according to military sources, the read the remains of people believe to have been executed there discovered in the eastern states of casala morgan's in hotel with more the bodies were found overnight by the residence of casela. that's where more than tooth 220000. if you happen, refugees are currently residing waiting to be relocated to proper united nations camp. now we spoke to campbell officials as well as military sources who say at least 30 refugees were able to cross from ethiopia, tegra region into ham dates, reception center, which is the refugee camp for if you happen refugees in the past few days. now those refugees say that at least 50 people were waiting on the other side to cross interested than to escape the conflict into gray. military sources say that the 4 bodies who were discovered had their hand side and it loo

palestinian families against their forced expulsion from the shank gerad neighborhood and occupy the east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them being forced out of their homes. they've lived in for decades. dozens of people in check, gerad are under a threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this k still ahead on al jazeera, the u. k considers incentives and punishments to get more young people vaccinated, but many say not getting job to should be their choice. and the use slab sanctions on the nicaraguans president why foster a crackdown on candidates who are planning to run in presidential election. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways the season the rain, the shape of that season, right in the station is not quite as high as you expected. the moment the circulation here near taiwan has been producing heavy rain and therefore consequent flooding in taiwan. probably 7 for jan as well. it's going to carry off the next day or so that potential goes back towards. hi, nancy is near hong kong. the rest of china is not by where there's a

palestinian families against a forced expulsion from the shag drawn neighborhood and occupied east jerusalem. is the family's last legal chance to stop them being forced out of homes have lived in 5th decades. thousands of people in check drawn are under threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this case about ocean sprinter has been given a humanitarian visa by the polish embassy in tokyo. after thinking political asylum, christina to mental sky said, teen manages, trying to force her to fly home. she complained about her coaches for a better man. he has more christina terminal if sky unlikely expected this kind of media attention while competing in the 200 meters sprint at the olympic games. but instead she found herself seeking asylum at the polish embassy in tokyo. that solved as she criticized her coaches for trying to place her in the 4 by 400 b to relay without her consent. it's an event she hadn't trained for she says she was then forced to go to tokyo, had he to airport and sunday, was she all japanese police to help her secret? finally, mister, i'm asking the internationa

but that agreement was cut short when jordan lost control of the land after israel annex east jerusalem. in the 1967 war and there been a series of court cases sense that have ruled in favor off settler organizations that seek to expel palestinians and make way for a jewish citizens. turning into a focal points of protests. sammy was harder as the leader of the ballad party. he says, he's not expecting a final decision from the court anytime soon. the lot of things that can happen for the follow up expecting a clear decision today regarding the issue of jobs because of the new document that you have mentioned. and because of what the lawyer to they are applying for is that to see if the high court is going to deal with the case or they are going to bring it back to the state. or they want to bring it back to another court in his russell, 1st of all, we should do the decision if the i got would like to deal. want to deal with the issue of the lawyers have done a good work here because we have 2 sources of documents. joking, shut them and document the work them the 30 shark of them. we ha