a day later bulldozers began clearing a path to the village but late on friday israel supreme court put a temporary injunction on the demolition of the village to the palestinian authority submitted documents it saves show palestinians have owned the land since before israel's one nine hundred sixty seven occupation. activists palestinian villages and politicians recognize that the fight to protect twenty three other villages in this area that also faced demolition is far from over yet but they say this case is important because they want support from the international community they say that it highlights how israel continues to expand its settlements which is illegal according to international law under the one nine hundred ninety three oslo agreement between israel and palestine the occupied west bank was divided into three zones connel law is a cold area see these ready government has administrative and security control here . israel says it confiscated the land around connel amr in the one nine hundred seventy s. and has a right to build here palestinian politicians say they have p

has previously denied similar allegations israel's supreme court has temporarily blocked a demolition order for a bedouin community in the occupied west bank qana was set to be cleared despite growing international criticism of the move the village consists of mainly makeshift structures of tin and wood which the radio forces say well built illegally at least twenty nine soldiers have been killed in a taliban attack on afghan army outpost happened in the northern city of could use late on wednesday could use a strategic city which the taliban has tried to take control of twice in the past three is inside stories up next more news for you after that by phone or. the end. if the keyless who leads. we asked. for some and did a. tour in this. defeat. in . and see him been a certain. interfere in a seizure in the. new year clear mamoun and. yes there. is you know rationing th. i do all that is that what's the. matter we get in how the officer did it. said oh mrs d. . wragg said to the lad the bad impression. to have so the but in the dunes took him and i'm going to kick. a bit and see if t

to be raised to expand an illegal israeli settlement but earlier this month israel's supreme court issued a temporary injunction blocking the demolition of schools future remains uncertain as the israeli government pushes for villages to relocate a land full size well let's get more on the smell correspondent stephanie deca is live at that village in the occupied west bank what's happening there now stephanie . because you mentioned they've opened that school already a month and a hall early we were there are around seven thirty when the children started to arrive in the teachers and also palestinian authorities education minister was there will soon arab member of knesset so they really are sort of you know putting the spotlight on the situation the school i have to say is the only sort of permanent structure in this village it was built by an italian n.-g. o. in two thousand and nine it is the only school in this area not just for the children of carnal ahmad but other bedouin communities now you'll also i think international viewers certainly looking at it looks like an unimportant and

a win for activists as israel's supreme court spares this bedouin settlement in the occupied west bank for demolition. and many has his sights set on the coming of well champion. syrian government forces and their russian allies have raised the national flag over darrow's old city an area that's been held by rebels for years it's a hugely symbolic moment in the more than seven years syrian war. senate harder now . it's a highly symbolic moment in syria's ongoing war did our city was where it all began back in two thousand and eleven the first protest against president bashar assad's rule happened here and the old town rebels who are besieged have now surrendered after an almost three week long government offensive the choice to raise the national flag near the mosque was no coincidence it was the focal point of the demonstrations the loss of did our city has sparked emotions among many and the opposition by the service there was an interview with fellow sivan years since the revolution began after all the sacrifices that were made the regime is raising its flags about buildings in the

injured when cult members released the gas in five coordinated attacks on the city's metro israel's supreme court has suspended the demolition of some palestinian homes in the occupied west bank on thursday thirty five people were injured and eleven detained alomar as they fought with security forces to prevent their homes and being raised rights groups say israel's attempting to clear the area of palestinian homes to allow for the expansion of illegal israeli settlements well those were the headlines the news continues here on the al-jazeera after inside story station that's a water buffalo. getting to the heart of the matter if. the supreme leader calls you today and says let's have told us would you accept reality as what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peaceful unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. will the world supply of oil continue to flow out of the gulf donald trump issues an ultimatum to importers stop iranian shipments by november or face u.s. sanctions iran hits back by volume to blo

opponents are likely to challenge the law before israel supreme court. akiva eldar an israeli political columnist with the al monitor online middle east news organization welcome to what do you think is this new law racist. well you know the fact that you are asking this question. makes the point that i would ask this question about is germany or great britain or of the united states are they racist i think that the fact that this question is asked and rightly so i mean it's a very legitimate question today more than it was yesterday is a clear indication that israel has put itself in a problem. worse is the entire international community. it breaks back to my mind the. resolution from seventy five at that u.n. that israel was struggling for many years to delete it from the history of israel and its international relations that zionism is racism and it raises the question because the fact that israel is supposed. expiring to be post that mcgrath tick and. sounds like a paradox and we are struggling for many years to live. and to make it's kind of a prima

opponents are likely to challenge the law before israel's supreme court. i want to talk about the implications of this contentious law we can now talk to akiva eldar he's an israeli political columnist for al monitor mr eldar very warm welcome to d.w. news let's talk about this nation state building bell excuse me it makes no mention of minority rights it doesn't mention democracy how is prime minister benjamin netanyahu defending that spell actually he is loud and clear that we have to realize that the jewish people the majority here and the majority takes it all he's into potations of democracy is that the majority of these really people who voted for him and other right wing and theocratic proxies and this is there will also democracy we want and we can do whatever we like and this is not the only thing to put it in the right context we can add to do is build that was ousted this week that allows the minister of education who is the leader of another ultra right wing quality. to decide which organizations will be allowed in civil society organizations h

opponents are likely to challenge the law before israel's supreme court. all right let's talk now to akiva eldar an israeli political columnist for the monitor a very a good evening sir why does this matter. fantastic question actually matters because you're asking the question that is because i keep getting calls from all over the world asking this question why did we do it is is still a democracy. and actually goes even deeper than that people are. asking whether. again to say the question. was turned into a u.n. resolution in the seventy's is a zionism racism and if you discriminate twenty percent of the israeli citizens is ready for it and i'm not talking about the occupied territories i'm talking about israeli citizens like me if you tell them and you tell the world that they are second degree citizens because they are not jewish. this is shameful and this is why i guess your interviewing me why why do you think the government has decided to do this right now what's what's the point. actually it's has been in the pipeline for a very long time there we

making israel more jewish let them across opponents are likely to challenge the law before israel's supreme court. t w spoke to eldar political columnist for the al monitor middle east media website is what he had to say. you know there is an inherent kind of paradox between the jewish character that. israel wants to keep and the democratic fashion of these really establishment and the israeli social life. and. this is a very interesting challenge and it's a very delicate. kind of walking on that very thin rope between the two that look production we have for instance the low off return that allows any jew that never visited israel doesn't know anything about jewish history to become an israeli citizen and vote in the elections while if you are a palestinian that lived here for many years but you left the country and you lived in berlin or in the united states in new york you will not be eligible to even to get a visa to israel but you know since we want to be boast israelis and jewish there is we need that the israeli minority which is the arab minority which is twenty percent of the population

but late on friday israel supreme court put a temporary injunction on the demolition of the village after the palestinian authority submitted documents it saves show palestinians have owned the land since before israel's one nine hundred sixty seven occupation. activists palestinian villages and politicians recognize that the fight to protect twenty three other villages in this area that also faced them edition is far from over yet but they say this case is important because they want support from the international community they say that it highlights how israel continues to expand its settlements which is illegal according to international law under the one nine hundred ninety three oslo agreement between israel and palestine the occupied west bank was divided into three zones conall is the most cold areas see the israeli government has administrative and security control here israel says it confiscated the land around connel and in the one nine hundred seventy s. and has a right to build here. palestinian politicians say they have proof the land is still owned and least the bedouin by

village of qana to be bulldozed to expand an illegal israeli settlement but earlier this month israel's supreme court issued a temporary injunction blocking the demolition of schools future remains uncertain as the israeli government pushes for villages relocation landfill site stephanie decker has moved. in the occupied west bank. the school of carnal ahmad in this small community has opened a month and a halt early and according to the palestinian education minister browsing authorities education minister he said this is to proceed israel's demolition order now the supreme court is going to rule by august the fifteenth whether that school and indeed this village is to be demolished what the palestinians here will tell you is that this is all part of a wider israeli policy and the village may look on significant and may look on important if you look around it is surrounded by illegal israeli settlements the that one is mana i do mean and the feeling here is because this area is scattered by at least eighteen of these small bedouin communities that israel is trying to push them off this land to make

opponents are likely to challenge the law before israel's supreme court. akiva eldar an israeli political columnist with the al monitor online middle east news organization welcome to day doubly what do you think is this new law racist. well you know the fact that you are asking this question. makes the point that i wouldn't ask this question about is germany great britain or united states are they racist i think that the fact that this question is. rightly so i mean it's a very legitimate question today more than it was yesterday is a clear indication that israel has put itself in a problem. worse is the entire international community. it breaks back to my mind the. resolution from seventy five at that un that israel was struggling for many years to delete it from the history of israel and its international relations that zionism is racism and it raises the question because the fact that israel is supposed. expiring to be both of them a crack tick and joy. sounds like a paradox and we're struggling for many years to live was this and to make it it's kind

now israel's supreme court has suspended the demolition of some palestinian homes in the occupied west bank where you're going to go to ramallah and talk to charles stratford about this one has been covering it today hi charles talk us through this situation i mean it sounds like a win for the palestinians but maybe only a temporary one. it we're far away from any kind of win yet kemal as was made very clear today in the village yes there has been this temporary injunction put on this demolition of this village of it's called com one of a around twenty three bedouin villages in the occupied west bank. a temporary injunction put on it as a result of the p.a. the palace of palestinian all sorts last night submitting what they say is evidence that this village and this is the land around this village has been owned by palestinians since before the one nine hundred sixty seven occupation we spoke to residents down there one man who said that he had been born in the village in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight. others not dissimilar to him their families they brought up there he said th

israel's supreme court has approved proposals to evict more than 170 palestinian bedouins.ibe their homes as illegal. police in new york have removed a woman who climbed onto the base of the statue of liberty in an apparent protest against president trump's immigration policy. the area around the statue was evacuated. earlier, a group climbed the pedestal and unfurled a banner reading "abolish ice" — a reference to a us immigration enforcement agency. let's turn to our top business story — the european parliament will vote later on a huge shake—up of copyright law. it could put the onus on digital platforms like facebook and youtube to stop users uploading copyrighted material. it has sparked a major row between the publishing, music and film industries on the one side — and the tech giants on the other. web pioneer sir tim berners lee is among those warning it could even mean the end of the internet as we know it. priya lakhani is founder and ceo of century tech. just explained the story in a more details. the end of the end -- the end of the internet is a bit dramatic. wh

israel's supreme court has temporarily blocked a demolition order for a bedouin community me occupied west bank a llama was set to be cleared despite growing international criticism of the move village consists of many makeshift structures of tin and wood which the israeli authorities say were built illegally. the former pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif is set to return to le who are where he's likely to be taken into custody sharif was ousted by the supreme court in july twenty seventeen he was sentenced last week to ten years in jail on corruption charges if you stay with us on their inside stories up next i have news are few straight after that i switched off. on libya's fortunes changing after weeks of fighting off the says he's putting his country first by handing over control of oil exports to its oil prices fall as the taps full on again so why the about face this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian for the international pressure appears to have worked with libya's strongman the khalifa haftar following fierce fighting with a rival for control of for o

israel's supreme court has approved proposals to evict more than 170 palestinian bedouins.e their homes as illegal. police in new york have removed a woman who climbed onto the base of the statue of liberty in an apparent protest against president trump's immigration policy. the area around the statue was evacuated. earlier, a group climbed the pedestal and unfurled a banner reading "abolish ice" — a reference to a us immigration enforcement agency. new zealand's court of appeal has ruled that the internet entrepreneur, kim dotcom, can be extradited to the united states. the founder of the file—sharing website, megaupload, faces criminal charges of breaching copyright laws and racketeering. kim dotcom's lawyer said that his client would appeal to new zealand's supreme court. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: from roof top to shop floor. how one supermarket in belgium is taking care of supply and demand by growing its own fruit and vegetables. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was h

injured when cult members released the gas in five coordinated attacks on the city's metro israel's supreme court has suspended the demolition of some palestinian homes in the occupied west bank on thursday thirty five people were injured and eleven detained alomar as they fought with security forces to prevent their homes from being raised rights groups say israel's attempting to clear the area of palestinian homes to allow for the expansion of illegal israeli settlements well those were the headlines the news continues here on the al-jazeera after inside story a statement that's a water buffalo. getting to the heart of the matter if. the supreme leader calls you today and says let's have told us would you accept reality as what do you think reunification would look like there are two people think the peaceful unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. will the world supply of oil continue to flow out of the gulf donald trump issues an ultimatum to importers stop iranian shipments by november or face u.s. sanctions iran hits back by value

israel's supreme court has suspended the demolition of some palestinian homes in the occupied west bank on thursday thirty five people were injured and eleven detained in han as they fought with security forces to prevent their homes from being raised rights groups say israel is attempting to clear the area of palestinian homes to allow for the expansion of illegal settlements the un and the e.u. say the demolition would be a would have been a violation of international law authorities want to relocate residents to a village near a landfill site police in the u.k. are frantically trying to find the source of a nerve agent that has poisoned two people authorities believe dawn sturgis and charlie rally collapsed after they handled a contaminated item in the small town of amesbury that's near the city of salzburg where russian double agent sergei script ball and his daughter were attacked with the same chemical in march a number of sites are being searched in the town where the couple fell ill be to shop has more now on the police investigation from salisbury. what tendering the police and

israel supreme court has temporarily blocked a demolition order for a bedouin community in the occupied west bank qana was set to be cleared despite growing international criticism of the move the village consists of mainly makeshift structures of ten and warrant which the israeli authorities say were built illegally are a force that has more from west jerusalem. well this is the very least a stay of execution for the people of a bedouin community of nearly two hundred people in the occupied west bank it did seem that a long threatened demolition was impending with the moving in of the heavy machinery of the israeli state the israeli military in recent days as they seemed to be preparing the way for that demolition to take place there had been a legal judgment by the israeli supreme court at the end of may which said that such a demolition would be illegal and then last week there was a petition lodged by activists which said that an alternative plan that had been filed by them to the israeli civil war florence's allowing for coming to be made into a proper permanent community with plum

still ahead on al-jazeera when for activists israel supreme court spares this bedouin settlement in the occupied west bank from a militia and the pressure starting to tell india slashes its oil imports as u.s. intensifies its bid to isolate iran and the creation government is a bit distracted at the moment so you can guess why far as all the details and support of. welcome back to take a look at weather conditions across the americas and in north america you just see hurrican chris just heading a way past newfoundland tonight in theory one takes only calls and a great problems we have got some showers across parts of the upper midwest some showers down in parts of the southeast to georgia down into florida potentially may see all share across parts of texas dallas included and some showers for the desert southwest but north western areas looking dry and fine seattle twenty seven degrees and looking good and not a great deal of changes ahead on through into saturday either so let's head down into the caribbean looking a bit disturbed here certainly across parts of the bahamas and even cu

israel supreme court has issued a temporary injunction to block the demolition of a palestinian village in the occupied west bank now the bedouin community of qana has lived there since before the israeli occupation that's more than fifty years the israeli government says it can move to an area near a landfill for. sulaiman abu who was born here in the bedouin village of carmel and the israeli occupied west bank he's lived here with his family all his life. the israeli government wants to demolish and many other bedouin villages as part of a plan called.

life both he and his ruling pakistan muslim league have repeatedly denied any wrongdoing israel's supreme court has suspended the demolition of some palestinian homes in the occupied west bank on first day thirty five people were injured and eleven detained in handle amada as they fought with security forces to prevent their homes from being raised rights groups say israel is attempting to clear the area of palestinian homes allow for the expansion of illegal settlements there is the headlines the news continues here in our after his say in our great trial of a dictator stay with us. this is the first time an african head of state is to be tried by a special african tribe you know. it's an aberration the president of chad from nine hundred eighty two to nine hundred ninety is on trial for crimes against humanity war crimes and acts of torture. he said listen to and put africa to this just this. last week but i'll say that schools have been bought up what i say poke a fist must suck no to put pressure on them or lose your vote and i got this i'm sure on the shit. we did buy that vince think i'm

a day later bulldozers began clearing a path to the village israel supreme court put a temporary injunction on the demolition of the village to the palestinian authority submitted documents it saves show palestinians have owned the land since before israel's one nine hundred sixty seven occupation. activists palestinian villages and politicians recognize that the fight to protect twenty three other villages in this area that also faced demolition is far from over yet but they say this case is important because they want support from the international community they say that it highlights how israel continues to expand its settlements which is illegal according to international law under the one nine hundred ninety three oslo agreement between israel and palestine the occupied west bank was divided into three zones connel is a cold area see these ready government has administrative and security control here . israel says it confiscated the land around in the one nine hundred seventy s. and has a right to build here palestinian politicians say they have proof the land is still owned and least

israel supreme court has suspended the demolition of some palestinian homes in the occupied west bank on thursday thirty five people were injured and eleven detained in. as they fought with security forces to prevent their homes from being raised rights groups say israel is attempting to clear the area of palestinian homes to allow for the expansion of illegal settlements the un and the e.u. say the demolition would have been a violation of international law authorities want to relocate the residents to a village near a landfill site. the french prime minister is calling for calm after a second night of violence in the western city of. group set fire to cars shops and the library after the fatal shooting of a driver by police during a traffic stop the officer has been taken into custody for questioning tasha butler reports. the young person prior to cars buildings and fruit with riot police while dozens of firefighters battled blazes the second night of violence in and was sparked by the killing of a twenty two year old man by police on tuesday france's prime minister condemned the un

to expand an illegal israeli settlement for the demolition is blocked by an injunction from israel supreme court stephanie decker has more from the school. their summer holidays been cut short but none of these children seem too bothered they all know why they are here. so that we have people inside the school so the israelis won't demolish it. a sally lives a ten minute walk away over the mountain this school doesn't only serve her but it's the only school in the area for these bedouin children but they have the most we want to demolish the whole community and transferred us and take the land the israeli supreme court will set a day to respond to an appeal to stop the demolition by the fifteenth of august and as of today with the clearing of the opening of the next scholastic year which should have started on the first of september but rather today on the sixteenth of july we decided to launch its will to proceed any attempt on the part of the occupation forces to knock down the school it's not just the school which is our pre-destination but this entire village looks like a small basic and uni

jewel to be bulldozed to expand an illegal israeli settlement but earlier this month israel's supreme court issued a temporary injunction blocking the demolition the school's future remains uncertain as the israeli government pushes for villagers to relocate there a landfill site. the syrian government has launched more air strikes in rebel positions in the dera countryside. bombs hit the town of tal harbor in the western part of the province in the province the government forces are trying to capture a strategic hill for a push into neighboring quintet or the syrian observatory for human rights is reporting fierce fighting on the ground control over both the provinces would consolidate president bashar assad's hold in the south. and italy has allowed hundreds of refugees and migrants stranded on two ships to disembark after negotiations with other e.u. countries it has blocks of their entry until other european nations agreed to take in nearly four hundred fifty people on board prime minister just because he says france germany malta spain and portugal will each take fifty refugees from th

hasn't appeal his conviction and has been based in london where his wife is in hospital israel's a supreme court has temporarily blocked a demolition order from bedouin community in the occupied west bank. was set to be cleared to despite growing international criticism of the move the village consists of many makeshift structures of tain and wards which the israeli authorities say were built illegally more anti-government demonstrations are being planned in nicaragua despite two hundred sixty four people already being killed in nearly four months of unrest human rights organizations accuse president daniel ortega of ordering troops to use grenade launchers against protesters mariana sanchez has been meeting grieving families in the capital managua. the family of eighteen year old alexander min those are say he disappeared after taking part in a protest in me his mother virgie desist ten days later she got a call from the coroner's office she was asked to formally identify alexander's body oh there as it was the letters that i never imagined this would happen that i would hear that the doctor to

they talked with north korea, iran, israel, syria, ukraine, the middle east, nuclear proliferation. when the media talk about the supreme court they talk about abortion. when they talk about russia they talk about election meddling. >> 2 1/2 hours from now the entire trump cabinet is coming over for a meeting. if anyone has any questions they're about to have a chance to ask him. >> bill: peter doocy leading our coverage from the white house. thank you. >> sandra: we also have breaking news out of capitol hill this morning where the house is getting ready to vote on a resolution to support ice after a growing number of

have -- for instance, in israel we have a supreme court. , democracy in israel is falling because of that. i disagree. you had a battle about the role of the supreme court. the person who fought that that is what -- battle was thomas jefferson. they said, the supreme court in the united states should not have the power to knock out a legislation in congress. this was the person that came up with the bill of rights. >> we only have a few minutes left. >> just give me 10 seconds. i think it is important not to court -- not to cry wolf. there is the natural progress and give-and-take in democracies. this is a sign of totalitarianism should not be said. when you have a real threat to democracy people cannot see it through. hungary, brexit, a lot of worries about immigration, now all eyes are on the alliance with nato. how do you see the world order? we started talking about the changing world order? >> i think it is the first time in my life when political life in america and europe are comparable. we are fighting the rebellion of some of the voters who are telling us, telling the elite a

and israel's ambassador attend the summit commemorating the 70th anniversary of israel's independence . x. >> supreme court nominee, is to meet with editors on capitol hill. follow the confirmation on c-span leading up to the hearings and votes. what line c-span anytime on cspan.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> the c-span buses traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. the bus stop in anchorage alaska asking folks what's the most important issue in alaska? >> i work with the native science and engineering program at the university of alaska and we feel that the most important issue we face in alaska have to do with education and workforce development . we see a lot of students into our university here who are underprepared for college and then we are also not doing a great job i feel providing the environment in the community on campus to support them through undergraduate degrees. we're also engaging students as young as sixth-grade all the way through middle school, iceland university to provide a string of longitudinal opportunities that help support them academically, social

israel is describes itself as being a jewish state which by its very definition excludes me and the state is founded on this concept of jewish privilege which means that when the when the supreme court this court that he lied so much has faced the question of whether israel is a jewish state or a democracy it has always chosen jewish state which means that she wish privilege exists and we see this through everything from the sixty laws that directly discriminate against palestinian citizens of israel to the way that people such as i align and others deal with palestinians for everything from calling for our heads to be chopped off for us to be drowned for oaths of loyalty what they fail to recognize is that that we didn't come to israel we didn't immigrate to israel israel came to us thank you many would say you are on the left of the political spectrum when you look at israeli society today do you worry about the trends do you share president rivlin view that this is a quote unquote sick society that needs some kind of treatment i'm very troubled about the trend in israeli society israel within its original borders is a democracy it's a flawed democracy but so are all other democra

being demolished is located in the small bedouin community of ma where israel wants to expand the settlement but it supreme court has blocked the move at least until next month seventy deca said this report. their summer holidays been cut short but none of these children seem too bothered they all know why they are here. so that we have people inside the school so the israelis won't demolish it. a sally lives a ten minute walk away over the mountain this school doesn't only serve. but it's the only school in the area for these bedouin children. we want to demolish the whole community and transport us and take the land these ready supreme court will set a day to respond to an appeal to stop the demolition by the fifteenth of august and as of today with the clearing of the opening of the next scholastic you know what should have started on the first of september but rather today on the sixteenth of july we decided to launch its will to proceed any attempt on the part of the occupation forces to knock down the school it's not just the school which is our predestination but this entire village looks like a small bas