hassan nasrallah is a hero not just in nabatieh put across lebanon listening. with the book here never ta we support the islamic resistance and we support hezbollah. they protect us from external enemies but at the same time we have a lot of problems at home we don't have enough mononey. al work so we're against this government as there is a throughout l lebanon hey enougha ta in ththe sououth of ththe coy there are anti government protests but there is a key difference here while throughout the country the protests have been peaceful here and not a t ta there w were clasashes thiss week between a local shiite posse. and the protesters and it is red to his slogans crititical has got lockd in a city that. remains overwhelmingly supportive of the posse. protests also intensify in the rock at least twenty three demonstrators have now died in the days clashes. the renewed rallies across the capital and in the south have seen security forces respond with live rounds. water cannon and volleys of tear gas. these protests are driven by anger over a lack of jobs for pub

is among a number of groups backing the government i owe they chant the name of their leader hassan nasrallah the iranian backed movement believes there is a campaign to topple the governing coalition to change the balance of power in favor of the pro western alliance protesters deny those accusations the definitely some people try to take advantage of this revolution movement whereby they will try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people on the streets are not that that is a very good support there are celebrations in the streets how did his resignation is seen as a welcome 1st step but what protesters are asking for is radical change early elections and an end to political sectarianism easier said than the question is will this trigger a process by which hezbollah which is the critical player in the background as well as the president michel aoun and has already had ms. brown but still will those people agree to a technocratic government that would mean giving up power so far the governing alliance says it will be toppled only through constitutional means how do you

coalition government as bala leader hassan nasrallah says the fall of the government could lead to civil war hundreds of thousands of people across the country have been rallying against the government for the past 9 days stephanie decker brings us more now from beirut. it's the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of madness supported. mentor the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing. sticks of the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police trying to separate the 2 sides with this is one of the fears that protest the matter that the political parties will start to set their back down to the streets to make trouble now has distanced themselves with these men we have heard from some of the leader of hezbollah he spoke earlier today his voice boomed out over the microphones here and everyone listened to what he had to say this is a little bit of that it's. mainly looked under the current mon

people have been demonstrating now for the past 9 days in a televised address hizbollah leader hassan nasrallah said the fall of the government could lead to civil war stephanie dika has more from beirut. it's the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of madness supported hezbollah enter the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing stones and sticks the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police trying to separate the 2 sides with this is one of the fears number doesn't really matter the political parties will start to send their men down to the streets to make trouble now and has distanced themselves with these men we have heard from on the some of the leader of hezbollah he spoke earlier today his voice boomed out over the microphones here and everyone listened to what he had to say this is a little bit about what i'll mainly look to see under the current monetary and economic situation and the fra

is among a number of groups backing the government i owe they chant the name of their leader hassan nasrallah the iranian backed movement believes there is a campaign to topple the governing coalition to change the balance of power in favor of the pro western alliance protesters deny those accusations the definitely some people try to take advantage of this entire revolution and movement whereby they would try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people on the streets are not that that is a very political party there are celebrations in the streets how did his resignation is seen as a welcome 1st step but what protesters are asking for is radical change early elections and an end to political sectarianism easier said that the question is will this trigger now a process by which hezbollah which is the critical player in the background as well as the president michel aoun and has already had ms. brown to see him will those people agree to a technocratic government that would mean giving up power so far the governing alliance says it will be toppled only through constitution

the situation the political arm group is part of the hariri coalition government as a leader hassan nasrallah says the fall of the government could lead to civil war hundreds of thousands of people across the country have been rallying against the government for the past 9 days. protests in chile as well truck drivers are become the latest group to join a mass demonstrations of an economic conditions which have entered a 2nd week hundreds of trucks caused gridlock on a main highway in the capital santiago demanding an end to road tolls protests initially began last week over a hike in metro fast but of now evolved into wider frustration of income inequality the un is sending a team to chile to investigate allegations of excessive force by police after 19 people were killed. and indonesian investigators have found a series of faults by boeing and the pilots led to last year's plane crash which killed or 189 people on board the boeing 737 max plunged into the sea soon after takeoff from jakarta the report pinpoints multiple flaws in the design and approval of the plane software while noting the

with you i i was miss moralized and not in a good way and listening to the head of hezbollah hassan nasrallah speech 2 days ago when for the 2nd time he was basically telling the one straight there's the vinnies of all sects of all religions that their demonstrations basically to no avail because he will not accept that as admission of the government and he will not accept the change of the sectarian order in the country he sort of sweetened it in all sorts of manners and ways because he understood that his 1st speech basically threatening the streets of no real change is possible despite the sweetening or his 2nd speech 2 days ago is still he sounded to be. delusional if you were really almost like deaf to the demands of the people who want an end to the kind of sectarianism which are among them is the lebanese hezbollah and the lebanese army just like also there are other sects that also some of them are in the streets of lebanon but what we have today and lebanon but also in iraq also in syria and this is a problem for those who supported iran and lebanon and syria and in iraq because thes

armed movement and is part of prime minister saad hariri is coalition government its leader hassan nasrallah warns that if the government falls there could be a civil war all those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one o one east do stay with us. on account of the cost of africa opens up its borders in the hope of it relating the success of the european union nigeria shuts its borders blaming smuggling and tax evasion plus airport expansion and the creation of a regional media hub counting the cost on al-jazeera. that's the winds of forming in taiwan. for 70 years tall we need to live under self rule but now china is calling on the island to reunify with the mainland or face the consequences knowing it would hurt our own who were finger to. be almost certain. d.d.r. you see you don't if china is willing to use a miniature e means to go against taiwan i think the people understand that they're fighting the good china is the ultimate way to go. what i want to investigates taiwan's results remain independent in the face of china's growing determination to regain cont

coalition government as paul a leader hassan nasrallah says the fall of the government could lead to civil war hundreds of thousands of people across the country been rallying against the government for the past 9 days stephanie deca has more now from beirut. it's the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of madness supported hezbollah enter the square in front of the government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing stones and sticks in the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police trying to separate the 2 sides with this is one of the fears number just the matter the political parties will start to set their back down to the streets to make trouble now and has distanced themselves with these bad we have heard from some of the leader of hezbollah he spoke earlier today his voice boomed out over the microphones here and everyone listened to what he had to say this is a little bit of not. merely looked under the current

political movement as part of prime minister saad al hereis coalition government has been leader hassan nasrallah says the fall of the government could lead to civil war hundreds of thousands of people across the country been rallying against the government for the past 9 days stephanie decker has more now from beirut. it's the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of men who supported hezbollah enter the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing stones sticks of the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police trying to separate the 2 sides with this is one of the fears number just the matter the political parties will start to set their back down to the streets to make trouble now and has distanced themselves with these bad we have heard from some of the leader of hezbollah he spoke earlier today his voice boomed out over the microphones here and everyone listened to what he had to say this is a little

political movement and is part of prime minister saad hariri coalition government its leader hassan nasrallah warns that if the government falls there could be civil war stephanie decker has more from beirut. it's the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of men who supported hezbollah i'm enter the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing stones and sticks the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police trying to separate the 2 sides with this is one of the fears number doesn't really matter the political parties will start to send their men down to the streets to make trouble now and has distanced themselves with these bad we have heard from some of the leader of hezbollah he spoke earlier today his voice boomed out over the microphones here and everyone listened to what he had to say this is a little bit about what i'll mainly look to see under the current monetary and economic situation and the

is among a number of groups backing the government i owe they chant the name of their leader hassan nasrallah the iranian backed movement believes there is a campaign to topple the governing coalition to change the balance of power in favor of the pro western alliance protesters deny those accusations so definitely some people try to take advantage of this entire revolution movement whereby they will try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people on the streets are not that that is a very good spot boards and there are celebrations in the streets how did his resignation is seen as a welcome 1st step but what protesters are asking for is radical change early elections and an end to political sectarianism easier said that the question is will this trigger now a process by which hezbollah which is the critical player in the background as well as the president michel aoun and has already had ms. brown to see him will those people agree to a technocratic government that would mean giving up power so far the governing alliance says it will be toppled only through constitutiona

of the 2 speeches i've heard since the uprising began by the head of hezbollah hassan nasrallah the 1st speech was pretty much threatening to the lebanese. that hezbollah would continue to support the existing government and the existing order of the existing regime and it basically warned against any vacuum in the country and somewhere between the force and the 2nd speech he also started blaming foreign embassies foreign parties notably what some parties and others for instigating the streets in lebanon something that we've heard of course in other parts of the arab world notably neighboring syria where whenever people moved to words demanding social political and economic justice suddenly it's a conspiracy against the country its sovereignty and its people so here hezbollah warning once again that yes while some of the demands. might be just unfair but that there is a conspiracy by the west against hezbollah against the lebanese order and hence there is a bit of a denial now among the hezbollah and some other groups in the country that are basically sectarian and they cannot seem to l

political movement is part of prime minister saad hariri coalition government has been a leader hassan nasrallah says the fall of the government could lead to civil war hundreds of thousands of people across the country have been rallying against the government for the past 9 days and around a 1000000 protesters have gathered in chelsea's capital santiago for a 7th day of demonstrations against the government this is the largest protest the city has seen in decades the rallies began last week over a hike in metro fares but have since developed into wider frustration over income inequality the un is sending a team to chile to investigate allegations of excessive force by the police after 19 people were killed. indonesian investigators have found a series of faults by boeing lion air on the pilot's lead to last year's plane crash which killed all a 189 people on board a boeing 737 max plunged into the sea soon after takeoff from jakarta airport pinpoints multiple floors in the design and the approval of the plane software it's also noted the captain was sick and the copilot was unfamiliar with eme

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hariri is a sunni muslim but his rival, hassan nasrallah, from the shia hezbollah movement is also rattledt a militaryot force here, but a political one, just as he was dueeak in a televised address today, several hundred of his supporters arrived at the protests, bringing loudspeakers to blast his words over the sounds of the protesters calling for his resignation. >> ( translated ): we are scared for the country. we are scared that there might be someone who wants to take lebanon and create social, security and political tensions that would lead to civil war. >> reporter: nasrallah, whose movement is largely funded and supported by iran, also claimed the protest movement was an international conspiracy. >> ( translated ): information and data, the data we got fromff ent sources, tell that now the situation in lebanon has entered the target of political instrumentalization internationally and regionally, that involves internal actors. >> reporter: "all of you, all of you" has become a common chantll here, g the hezbollah t supportershat their leader,ow too, should stn. the riot police her

in a televised address on friday the group's leader hassan nasrallah warned that if the government folds it would lead to chaos so. those are the headlines 0 inside story coming up next. one of the really special things about working for others here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much input and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it is you know it's very challenging given the particulars because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are with the people who believe that tell the real stories are just mandate is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. egypt and if you resolve that just beautiful over water disagreements over africa's largest dam project raising days of conflict how should one of our most vital was also has been managed this is inside story. and on the welcome to the program. water is often said to be the source of life and it's increasingly becoming the source of conflict in various parts of the world the building of the largest hy

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armed movement and is part of prime minister saad hariri is coalition government its leader hassan nasrallah was that if the government falls there could be a civil war 70 deca has more from beirut. it's the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of men who supported hezbollah enter the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing stones and sticks the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police trying to separate the 2 sides with this is one of the fears number doesn't really matter the political parties will start to send their men down to the streets to make trouble now and has distanced themselves with these men we have heard from some of the leader of hezbollah he spoke earlier today his voice boomed out over the microphones here and everyone listened to what he had to say this is a little bit about what i'll mainly look to see under the current monetary and economic situation and the fragile polit

much needed government revenues but people here want a change in the system but in the words of hassan nasrallah even if there is a new government it will be the same political forces that will make up this government that to a certain extent there is a reality to that because the political elites they've been ruling this country for decades there's really no alternative to the civil society has tried to make some sort of a comeback but they haven't been able to do that so it seems officials are working behind the scenes to find some sort of a compromise people here will not be appeased by that definitely but then we could probably expect the security forces to even use even more heavy handed tactics in order to calm the street so really difficult times and it's on it's unclear what is going to follow but what is clear the balance of power is in the hands of the they really authority. center for their friends. story. well let's take a look at some of the problems that been on has the world's 3rd highest debt level and more than a 3rd of under 30 five's are unemployed the government is accused of

are bad hezbollah is the most for biddable force in the country really heard from its leader hassan nasrallah twice throughout these protests where he made it very clear yes you can protest but this is not the way to topple a government the government should remain in place we need to work on the reforms that were promised so not everyone is in agreement it is a political stalemate there are no more questions at this point in time then there are answers so yes it is a political victory for the protesters but it is short term and it is a step one and i think there are far more questions at this point in time about how this country is going to move forward then there are certain rights but do we have any sense stephanie of what the protesters will actually do next like like we were saying the resignation has met one of their demands but all the slogans throughout the past 13 days have not just demands a decided heidi it is resignation but rather all of them. all of the means all of them and i think these are hugely ambitious jamal and they want all of them to resign and they want a change in th