if one looks at the economic woes are pakistan under imran khan, the fact that you have had an unprecedentedow, growth rates are minimal and your unemployment and poverty rates are really, really high, there is a profound problem. imran�*s promises to the people have not been delivered. actually, unfortunately, again, i have to say that i don't agree with your conclusion. right now, pakistan's growth rate is 3.98%, 4%, which is one of the highest in the world, because despite all this covid crisis that the world has faced, this is another story about how pakistan faced covid and what a success story pakistan has been as far as... yeah, independent economists disputed that figure of 3.9%, as you know very well. they say growth this year will be around 1.5%. you have inflation running at 11%, it was 11%, the basic foodstuffs that your poorest people rely on are going up in price and you can tell me whatever you like, but all of the independent evidence is that many, many pakistanis who voted for imran khan are now deeply disappointed. the people who voted for the prime minister imran khan are

imran khan is the prime minister of a nuclear state.inet takes the decisions, and, yes, we have a very, very good relationship with the so—called establishment, the term you are using so often. they are part and parcel of pakistan's system. we have a huge respect for their opinion. but the decision making rests with the prime minister and the cabinet. see, if one looks at the facts, it seems imran khan is not prepared to take on the military despite promises he made before he was elected. he repeatedly promised to end the decades of so—called disappearances — that is, opposition figures, journalists, lawyers, human rights activists who have disappeared in your country, notjust under the tenure of imran khan, but over many years. but the truth is that since he became prime minister, those disappearances have continued and in some areas and instances have actually increased in number. again, why isn't the government confronting the isi, the security establishment, the deep state? first, let's be really clear. pakistan's isi, pakistan's ar

now to southern israel imran khan reporting for us there on we heard the director of in gaza talking about the inability of food aid or the inability to get food aid through into gaza or is there any prospect of border openings. well let me just show you something over there you see that smoke rising up that's basically about 20 minutes that was thick black smoke we think can't confirm but we think it's israeli bombardment it doesn't look like it can be anything else about 2 or 3 minutes ago we heard a rocket go across from gaza actually a really big boom which is unusual for rockets from gaza so clearly a further range rocket which went about 15 minutes down into central and into southern israel there were alerts going on so clearly there was a big exchange between the israelis and the palestinians in gaza now that's the kind of thing that's having an impact on the aid getting in through that goes by area now to give you some geography where i am right now is about just a couple of kilometers away from the ball the crossing trucks have been there for about 24 hours now it did open v

imran khan there live for us in southern israel thank you very much indeed enron. well let's say had insofar as and i we can speak to sami a solemn he's the palestinian journalist living in gaza and joins us from there just talking. you're joining us from what's been happening around the area where you are. first of all we have changed our location because we were in another one which closed and there was bombing there i mean jenin north of gaza that's why we we moved in the heart of the gaza strip in the heart of gaza city because it's very risky it was there and now we are in there all modern moved out of street in gaza city we have just seen some palestinian green needs. being shot towards israel it has have been has just have been after getting a house in the middle of the gaza strip for a site half empty side half emily where 4 people have been killed parents and their little daughter to use daughter and another woman they were killed there calling for open source is after the house have been hit with 2 rockets and another man who is 63 years also in the same

central government and tikrit people's liberation front has killed thousands inside story with imran khan is coming up next on al-jazeera. i have afghanistan. 2 a buckle to say palestinians from of eccentric is the latest rallying call against israel hundreds have been injured in volume protests so why is tension over this small neighborhood heating up now this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong on a shake draw makes up just a tiny part of occupied east jerusalem but the area is a major source of tension between palestinians and israelis a recent order to victor palestinian families has triggered violent protests particularly around a mosque not far away. israeli security forces fighting a gas and stun grenades to disperse demonstrators on friday more than 200 people were injured the u.n. the u.s. and the e.u. all calling for restraint are a force that explains why shaikh generals future is so consensual. this has become a nightly scene in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shakespeare or. vigils and protests aggressively broken up by israeli security forces at st

well imran khan is in southern israel we're going to have an update from him a little later 1st though let's go to suffer through in gaza. we are hearing that the israeli military has warned of its plans to target other locations new locations in gaza what else can you tell us. well from what we see here from garz our after 9 days of reporting we could see the most of the targets specifically those in the last couple of days most of them are governmental buildings security buildings training count belonged to a palestinian fighting groups but in the 1st days of escalation we could see. most of the targets where is it the presidential buildings including the building which is full floor and i'll just get up building one. some more others and the neighborhood of 46 palestinians has been killed from here we could see we could report about the targets. that were targeted by the israelis on the other hand we could say that in the last couple of days. the strength of the fire although it's still the same but the targets have been the targets are different from the previous days of skull atio

bring you the very latest of course as it develops for now though let's head to southern israel imran khan is life or is there an emraan we understand that a huge manatee harry and co router has now been opens allowing medical supplies and other humanitarian aid to enter gaza one more can you tell us. well i can tell you though there was a lot of confusion in the early hours of the morning as to whether the border crossing was going to open the israeli army at one point was saying we're not going to open the border and then again a few hours later there were discussions as to whether the border it was going to be open that we're hearing that at least a few trucks have managed to go through kerem. which is just down that way we're at a junction here on the border with gaza the trucks are going to come through here and now we're hearing that the united nations is taking in supplies is taking in fuel it's also going to be taking in some security staff and also on the way out they going to be evacuating non essential stuff we're also hearing that a lot of these trucks are going to be carrying

the correspondents covering the story for you this hour the heavy this in occupied east jerusalem imran khan is standing by in southern israel it is a brit hume is in ramallah in the occupied west bank but 1st let's go to your now science she is the main hospice saw in gaza we can speak to her ny. usa they are she for hospital just give us a sense of what's been happening. since the continued air strikes overnight how is the hospital holding up. another very violent night actually for the gaza strip israeli aircraft have been tolerating the gaza strip the entire causes trip from north to 1000 east to west with very heavy rain it's old light and until the early hours of the morning event right now there were some rains going around lots of homes have been targeted apartment and is every apartment and. in my neighborhood has also been targeted 4 people have been killed in the recent raids including a journalist who has been killed in the targeting of these homes in one neighborhood and i'm not surprised if people have been severely wounded in juba to these airstrikes the hospitals are still un

imran khan has the details.ter: the israeli police say they announced a major operation that is currently underway to arrest hundreds of palestinian israelis. it is worth reading you some of the statement. they say the operation is called law & order. they say thousands of police and border fighters last night, all over the country, arrested hundreds of people. they say that this was in the wake of violent incidents, but for the state of israel in the last two weeks, and they have launched the operation for that reason. this comes off the back of 1500 palestinian israelis that have already been arrested in the last two weeks. they say during the day today, they arrested 74 people and more arrests will, in the coming days, but this is worrying activists. they say the arrests are taking place in nazareth, all over the country of israel. the problem is the activists are worried it will not just be people who may have taken part in public order offenses, but it might be people who are activists, who want some sort o

i am imran khan.ent joe biden promised troops will be gone by september 11, 2021, years after the attacks that triggered the fight against the taliban. several thousand nato personnel believe but as they go the taliban is launching more attacks. the un's as the number of people killed or injured is up by one third compared to this time last year. the u.s. defense secretary admits, afghan security forces face a major task ahead. >> we will remain partners with the afghan government, with the afghan military, and certainly we hope through our continued support, the afghan security forces can be effective. but, you know, they have significant capability but we expect this will be a challenge for them. >> afghans who helped foreign soldiers over the years, scared of reprisal attacks from the taliban. many applied to move to the u.s. but their applications are stuck in a bureaucratic backlog. we report from kabul. >> she knew that she was risking it all when she started working as a contractor for the u.s.

pressure is growing on the united states to ask its ally israel to agree on an immediate cease fire imran khan reports from west to receive them. with neither side backing down israeli and palestinian officials are using tough language that presents a problem for a diplomatic solution on sunday the un security council was reportedly unable to issue a statement due to a u.s. veto it's the 3rd time that has happened this week one person involved in the talks told out is there that egypt jordan the u.n. and others are all pushing for a breakthrough but it's unlikely anything to happen in the immediate future in ramallah palestinian prime minister spoke to reporters urging the u.n. to act and asking friendly countries to withdraw all ambassadors from israel. speaking enough. to have declarations. must be. described. in the must mean there again as. but with no breakthrough the u.s. has reiterated its position with the secretary of state and to me blinken insisting israel has a right to defend itself palestinian politicians say this isn't self-defense if you ask the residents of gaza they would say

israel and i correspond imran khan live that for us so tell us exactly why you are where you are you were talking about. how that particular position might have brought some hope to the people in gaza who are suffering very tough humanitarian situation. that's absolutely right the reason i'm here today was there was some sort of hope to be from the aid agencies that carom of you saw them crossing through the gaza barrier into gaza was going to open for a humanitarian convoy carrying much needed aid to get into gaza the united nations collecting aid from various different aid agencies including medicine some fronts the world health organization and others drove the trucks early in the morning down to the crossing is only a few kilometers that way and they were hopeful that they would be able to cross then a number of incidents happened throughout the day firstly there was real confusion in the morning as to whether the israeli army would allow them to cross in the very early hours they said not stop it happen we're not going to let you cross then. the israeli army released another sta

"i'm appealing for prime ministers imran khan and borisjohnson to help me.n't listening to me properly." saad butt, accused of the abduction and named by mayra's uncle in connection to the murder, denies any wrongdoing and his lawyer says he's cooperating with the police. the other man, a friend of mayra's, zahirjadoon, also denies any role in her death. both men have been granted pre—arrest bail. mayra's family say they'll do all they can to ensure justice is done. secunder kermani, bbc news, lahore. the international olympic committee president, thomas bach, has insisted the olympic games can go ahead safely. opposition to the games, though, is intensifying with the country facing a growing numbers of coronavirus cases and a slow—moving vaccination programme. from tokyo, our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. never before has the summer 0lympics face such overwhelming opposition from the people of the host nation. as japan's covid pandemic continues to get worse, the opposition is growing louder and more prominent. this double page spread has ap

sorted this is a trickle of aid and they can even get that aid into gaza emraan many thanks for that imran khan that from southern israel giving us that very worrying update from the israeli army that. the escalation could increase over the night a very worrying situation. well let's recap some of the other diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis the european union foreign ministers have held an emergency video meeting on the situation in israel and palestine the e.u. foreign policy chief joseph burrell is calling for an immediate cease fire between israel and palestine we shoot for the right of defense to israel and get right to security. also for the palestinians and we can see that security for israel and palestine requires that true political solution because only a true shalit political solution could bring peace and for doing that we need to restore a polite political horizon now the priority to urgency is to stop violence and to implement the cease fire. to get some other news now more than $100.00 people are missing after a barge sunk during a powerful cycling off the western coast of

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the holiday in mosques and open fields as cases of covert brian team continue to search for mr imran khan sometime message to worshipers on twitter asking them to celebrate responsibly. to ensure social distancing a partial lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from crumbling ahead of the holiday. india's hospitals have become so overwhelmed by coronavirus patients that some states are now administering a drug against world health organization advice goa and with a count of announced plans to use the anti parasitic drug i have a mech to in to protect against severe covert 19 infections w.h.o. has recently said the evidence of the drug working is inconclusive and recommends its use only in clinical trials live down to new delhi poverty metallica's forest probably i suppose another sign of desperation with hospitals clearly under pressure with numbers continuing to rise in towns and cities and spreading into rural areas to. no the numbers are simply staggering internationally more than 360000 fresh cases were officially recorded on wednesday and more than 4000 people officiall

holiday in the mosques and open fields as cases of covert 1000 continue to search prime minister imran khan sent a message to worshippers on twitter asking them to celebrate responsibly a partial lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from travelling ahead of the holiday india's hospitals have become so overwhelmed by coronavirus patients that some states are now administering a drug against the advice of the world health organization go and the top 100 have announced plans to use the anti parasitic drug ivermectin to protect against severe cope with 19 infections with w.h.o. recommends its use only in clinical trials it's the stream next day with us here on al-jazeera. that in america is the. tragedy. violence but it doesn't matter where you are you'll have to be able to relate to the cuban people. right away. because the like and it's my job to shed light on and why. hello welcome to the stream i'm josh rushing sitting in for femi ok today today we're looking at the widening escalating tensions in israel and the palestinian territories and before we get to that i actually wan

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with all the developments right hand side of the screen is harry forsett in bethlehem we've got imran khan in southern israel as well near to a crossing into gaza we've also got you. in gaza but we're going to start in ramallah neda abraham who hopefully you can hear me at this point. and need to tell us about developments in the occupied west bank today. we are here in the lead a city near the league of israeli settlement of bet to tell where possibly improve the sisters have been coming here for the past few days but this time we're seeing the largest protests that we've seen since the assassination started in the gaza strip on monday and. there are hundreds of palestinians. moving them out. of here gassed by these raids are. we seeing more and more of the looting that we need been talking to activists than we've been saying to them that why are you what what do you want what do you hope to achieve from these protests and these this is not just about the latest escalation in the siege gaza strip and and the incidents that happened before they have to go to fight these jews and with the e

campaign that killed at least $248.00 palestinians and displaced tens of thousands out of cirrus imran khan, his life for this. now at the damascus gate area in occupied east jerusalem in ron, what's the atmosphere like there this morning? was been relatively peaceful certainly compared to the events of sunday, where classes did it take place? i'll give you some geography right now, but that's damascus gate. this is where the tourists come through to visit the old city of jerusalem. that's also where. busy hollis damien's one of the gates palestinians used to get to the alex most compound. now, the visit from the jewish settlers, the israelis began around 7 am this morning it went on to about 10 o'clock about 15 minutes ago. it came to an end. we're hearing about 80 people went and they went in groups of 10, maybe 15 people, but they were company with a heavy security. and now what happened on sunday is that some palestinians were waving flags around. and these ready security forces went to take those flags off them. and that's where we saw the classes take place. however, there were arrest

obviously coming from a neighbouring country — i'm from pakistan — just recently when imran khan offered about a matter like this, you cannot get political about it. you have to think about the people. this is where narendra modi needs to remember that, whatever issues he has with pakistan or other nations out there, he should take the aid from them, regardless if he likes them or not, because this is about saving people's lives. but, yeah, my experience in india has been fine, i have been there numerous times and i enjoy all the time i go there. but hearing the stories and seeing pictures of what's going on in india, it does really hurt you. you think, wow, you know, we feel very fortunate, living in a country like england, where we are safe. recently i heard there was a huge, massive festival happening in india. now, who is to blame? you would think the prime minisiter narendra modi should know better instead of having a huge parade or an event there for some celebration, allowing people to go out into these huge pools. i mean, that is probably one of the issues that has probably happe

"i'm appealing for prime ministers imran khan and borisjohnson to help me.he abduction and named by mayra's uncle in connection to the murder, denies any wrongdoing and his lawyer says he's cooperating with the police. the other man, a friend of mayra's, zahirjadoon, also denies any role in her death. both men have been granted pre—arrest bail. mayra's family say they'll do all they can to ensure justice is done. secunder kermani, bbc news, lahore. police investigating a fire that happened at the home of the chief executive of celtic football club, peter lawwell, say it was started deliberately. mr lawwell and his family were forced to flee the property when the incident happened on the outskirts of glasgow early this morning. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon has this report. 0n lorna gordon has this report. the outskirts of glasg started 0n the outskirts of glasgow, a fire started delivery at the home of one of scottish football's most significant figures. this footage filmed by a passer—by. i significant figures. this footage filmed by a passer-by.-

desperate humanitarian situation that many people in gaza facing let's go to our correspondent imran khan who joins us from southern israel and you i believe the been getting some updates from the israeli military on another perhaps big onslaught on gaza tonight what are you hearing. well these ready spokesman said in these exact words that they really are mean we're going to use an unprecedented strike force against goals and targets to night but they were going to target places that hadn't previously been targeted by the israeli military now we don't know what that means but it was a very strong statement from the israeli army spokesman he was very blunt that they were going to use overwhelming force all the way throughout the day we've been hearing that dull thud of israeli bombardment coming from et to add and see into the gaza strip piece geography it's very dark at the moment but you can probably just see the lights of gaza coming on in the background still so that electricity shortages that so that's probably why it's not as bright as it should be and that leads me on to the humani

eat holiday in mosques and open fields as cases of covert 19 continue their search prime minister imran khan sent a message to people on twitter asking them to celebrate we sponsored me vain urge to ensure social distancing a partial lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from travelling before the holiday the government says the next few weeks are critical. lebanon meanwhile is imposing a nationwide lockdown on thursday and friday to prevent any coronavirus spread over the ied holy day restaurants and cafes will be closed and places of worship will operate at about a 3rd of their capacity people will have to get permits if they want to go shopping also liberations and rallies have been banned over the 2 day period. a 3 day cease fire is due to begin in afghanistan to mark ied the deal between the taliban and government follows a surge in violence in recent weeks afghan officials say taliban fighters captured the key in their district near kabul on wednesday earlier in the week more than 80 people were killed in a school bombing the taliban has denied claims by the government th

heat holiday in mosques and open fields as cases of kuwait 19 continue to serve the prime minister imran khansent a message to worshippers on twitter asking them to celebrate responsibly mosques appearance to ensure social distancing a partial lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from traveling ahead of the holidays the government says the next few weeks are critical. lebanon's imposed a nationwide lockdown on thursday and friday to control any virus spread over the muslim eat holiday restaurants and cafes are closed on places of worship are operating at around one 3rd capacity people have to get permits if they want to go to the shops all celebrations and rallies have also been banned over the period of 2 days the french interior minister has asked the police to ban a pro palestinian demonstration in paris this weekend a day earlier the police dispersed a rally in the capital after protesters gathered next to the foreign ministry jerald a man and cited fears there could be a repeat of clashes during similar protests in 2014 several demonstrations took place that year to denoun

day visit to saudi arabia to mend relations the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman welcomed imran khan in the city of jeddah the 2 countries are expected to sign new agreements to bolster trade and economic links divisions over india and yemen have free diplomatic ties in recent years. antonio terrace has made his case for a 2nd term as u.n. secretary general but pressure is mounting to open the selection process to more candidates particularly women christian salumi has more from the u.n. . on the international political stage it's the equivalent of hitting the campaign trail thank you. tonio good terrorists answering questions from member states and civil society groups submitted ahead of time on video and he's making his case for a 2nd term as u.n. secretary general what's happening in the general assembly hall is what the united nations refers to as an informal interactive dialogue the idea was to make the secretary general selection process more open but given antonio good terrorise is the only candidate for the job the outcome seems to be a foregone conclusion a handful of applic

ied holiday in mosques and open fields as cases of covert 19 continue their surge prime minister imran khan sent a message to people on twitter asking them to celebrate responsibly been urged to ensure social distancing a partial lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from travelling before the holidays the government says the next few weeks are critical. colonial pipeline reportedly paid nearly $5000000.00 in untraceable cryptocurrency to hackers after a cyber attack shut the largest fuel pipeline network in the united states on friday the attack calls the 6 day fuel shortages motorists rush to fill their tanks and pump prices rose to a 7 year high the f.b.i. blamed the criminal gang darkseid assault to be based in russia or eastern europe u.s. president joe biden says he does not believe the russian government was behind the cyber attack but believes the hackers are russian based and did not rule out retaliation he's urged a business not to get out prices and assured normality will return by the weekend. it was. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera israel's mil

imran khan reporting there while pro palestinian events have been held in the u.s.hundreds of people marched outside a ford car plant that president biden was visiting in michigan he directly addressed a local palestinian american congresswoman rashida who said she prayed for the safety of her family i want to say to you that i admire your intellect admire your passion. for so many of the people hence my from my heart and pray that you are grandma and family well i promise you see they are the west bank your fighter god thank you for being. still to come on al-jazeera could soon be time for car mechanics to hang up their spam there is joe biden's all for it. however got lots of lovely autumn sunshine across much of australia at the moment nice big area of high pressure keeping things calm and quiet a low around high we have got something of an onshore breeze and feed a few showers to northern parts of new south wales easing up into the coastal fringes of queensland just pushing all the way up towards cannes much of us is fine and sunny but notice a few showers just

we can cross live to our correspondent imran khan who's in southern israel shortly but let's 1st get the picture in gaza we can speak to some of our correspondent there so the bombing has continued today into gaza we have had a lot of focus at least today in our coverage on those protests going on elsewhere but what is the latest situation in gaza. yes the latest situation. since there were the morning t.v. now it is separated into this or bombing that is bombing has been hit with can on on the eastern side and then on the insides of gaza from the israeli camp on why we are here we didn't receive news about people were killed and there is also some agreements shot from gaza and we cannot justify as long as we are here but we are now in the end of the day which means that. that that night is coming which means that fear is coming and people are preparing themselves for another horrible night because at night the airstrikes become very intensive very strong and then hollywood according to their description to that description with the people i know it till now we hear some explosions a

holiday in mosques and open fields as cases of covert 1000 continue to search the prime minister imran khan sent a message to worshippers on twitter asking them to celebrate responsibly mosques of being urged to ensure social distancing a possible lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from travelling ahead of the holiday the government says the next few weeks are critical. a south african report says the number of people who died from covert 19 would be more than double official figures the authorities say around 55000 people have died but the study by south africa's medical research council has revealed to be more than 157000 excess deaths in the past year it's estimating 85 percent of those were caused by covert 19. the afghan president says it's time for the taliban to decide whether it wants peace or destruction the message was delivered at the beginning of a 3 day ceasefire to coincide with the holiday deal between the taliban and the government follows a surge in violence in recent weeks afghan officials say taliban fighters captured the key nerk districts near kabul on

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recently, when imran khan offered to give oxygen to india, the news was that it was refused.d take the aid from them, regardless of if he likes them or not. this is about saving lives. but my expense in india has been fine. i have been there numerous times and i enjoy it every time. —— my experience in india has been fine. but hearing the stories and sing the pictures of what is going on, it does really hurt you. we feel very fortunate to live in a country like england. recently, i heard there was a massive festival happening in india. who is to blame? you would think the prime minister, narendra modi, should want better instead of having a huge parade for some celebration, allowing people to go into the huge pools. that is one reason why this happened. he should have known better than anybody. but we are in this position now and we have to make sure we deal with it. it doesn't matter where you come from, which country you follow, what race you are, we should get it done. amir, thank you for your time, talking to us about the appeal set “p talking to us about the appeal set u