that is why this conference is so important for everyone in europe. israel supreme court has upheld an expulsion order against a palestinian villages and occupied west bank around $1500.00 villages face being made. they've been fighting to stay in their homes in my suffer region more than 20 years. israeli omi designated minutes you trainings in 19 eighties. let's bring in a flamer lecture. now he's an attorney and he filed a petition together with the association for civil rights in israel. to the high court of justice on behalf of the affected palestinian family. he joins us live from western and thanks for being with us here today. what was your reaction to this verdict here? actually it's really the worst decisions i've seen so many years since i represent the dentist and it's really like that. many of them are very bad about this one is even worse because it didn't take in consideration at all rights of the understanding that the petition, the us will not only live there for generations, but they also own the land. it's private land. what doesn't do number private then and didn't

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they believe israel supreme court is part of white washing the occupation. for decades, israel has been using different methods. the strict palestinians out of their land closed military areas, weapons ranges, natural reserves, and state labs are old, but some ways to push palestinians out. at the same time, israeli supplements considered illegal under international law are expanding. although the very same land every year, palestinians marked neck by which means catastrophe in arabic. thus when more than 700000 people were forced out of their homes by the creation of israel, 74 years on. many here save that now isn't just a memory, but our reality with his really land grabs evictions and illegal supplement expansion. they want the world to know that the neck back is continuing every day. those who left their homes thinking they'll be back within days, have had their children and grandchildren, born in refugee camps, refugees in palestine and that they asp. exceed 6000000 people. i don't 10000 refugees live in the full world. refugee camp near hebron city sou

it insists it is a israel supreme court has upheld an expulsion order against a cluster in villages and they occupied west back around $1500.00 to the jews, faith being made homeless. these are the army designated area, military training zone in the 980 or attending now to our top story, ukraine is again accusing russian forces of storming the besieged steel plant with civilians. traps, russia, ernie announce sci fi at the site and say that is abiding by savannah brew is a spokesman for the un office. for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. he told us earlier, some of want to, as all the stall survivors have gone through. people there are completely traumatized by the situation which i think none of us can even imagine. what is it being to be underground for more than 2 months without seeing the sunlight for 2 months and not. and having done this sounds of the shelley on your heads every day without access to water, proper water without access to food, without being able to talk to shower every day or not even shower more than 2 months. so you can imagine how it can be actual bein

there are now to visit the area but a bar from performing religious rights. israel supreme court reason the overturned a court ruling that allowed use to pray within the site. we have to correspondence following the story. in a moment we'll hear from human assayed in garza. but 1st we had over to rob matheson in occupied east jerusalem. so rob, how tensor things right now? at the moment, sammy, they seemed to her quite don't just a little bit at least as far as the alexa master compound is concerned. since about 7 o'clock this morning, the gates to the compound had been open to a lower israeli nationalist to be able to walk through the compounds surrounded in groups of about 30, surrounded by israeli border police who were guiding them through the compound. not allowing them to stop moving them through and out the other side. that was okay for about an hour and a half. and then it started to video, started to appear on social media, showing some members of some of these groups who were attempting to neil to pray. they were dancing one man filmed himself or was praying. one jewish man wa

streets there, protesting and anger that this was able to take place adding to the tension. israel supreme court has upheld an expulsion order against 8 palestinian villages in the occupied west bank, around $1500.00 villages. face being made homeless. have been fighting to stay in their homes and they must suffer yet. a region for more than 20 years is really army designated, the area and military training zone. in the 1980s, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says the evacuation of civilians from the besieged city of mar you, paul, has continued. but he says heavy fighting and shelling, as also continued at the besieged facility, despite russia insisting its abiding by a cease fire at the sight to allow civilians out of to $200.00 of them are still trapped there. as well as around 2000 ukrainian fighters. officials in the eastern city of chromatography 25 people were injured in early morning. rush and shelling houses a school and other civilian infrastructure, also damaged. the city is near the front line of fighting in ukraine's donates province who had health organizations. as coven 19 le

and israel supreme court has upheld and expulsion order against 8 palestinian villages in the oak by west bank. israeli ami had designated the modify area and military training zone in the 1980s. high prices of oil and natural gas, so boosted rack, or 1st quarter profits for british energy giant shell. the company says it made more than $9000000000.00 in the 1st 3 months of the year. as the headline sees, continues here on al jazeera, one of the inside story. ah and gang warfare is salvatore ever be defeated? a state of emergency has been imposed to curve fighting between rival gangs. what's the reason for the increase in gang cried, and can the street be made safe? this is inside story. ah . hello, welcome to the program. i'm hashim humbler. he calls himself the coolest dictator. the world president of el salvador there year buccheri has also been responding to criticism of a crack down on violent gangs. critics say the government's get tough approach being used to intimidate them, as well as to limit the civil liberties of or salvadorans. more than 22000 arrests have been made sinc

they believe israel supreme court is part of white washing the occupation. for decades. israel has been using different methods, the strict palestinians out of their land, closed military areas, weapons ranges, natural reserves, and state labs are old, but some ways to push palestinians out. at the same time israeli settlements considered illegal under international law, are expanding on those very same lands every year, palestinians mark neck, which means catastrophe and arabic. thus when more than 700000 people were forced out of their homes by the creation of israel, 74 years on. many here, save that now isn't just a memory. but our reality with his really land grabs evictions and illegal supplement expansion. they want the world to know that the neck back is continuing every day. those who left their homes thinking will be back within days, have had their children and grandchildren, born in refugee camps, refugees in palestine, and that they asper, exceed 6000000 people. i don't 10000 refugees live in the for what refugee camp near hebron city south of th

long standing ban are allowed to visit the area of the bar from performing religious sites. israel supreme court recently overturned the court rooting that allowed jews to pray within the mos compound. rob masterson is live for us and occupy the serious rooms. are our 1st of all. how's it looking now? right now saw me. it's a lot quieter than it was maybe a couple of hours ago when you were talking about their work. now she's between palestinians, the on the esplanade of the like, so most competence and also members of the israeli border police. now the reason for that is because from about 7 o'clock this morning, i'll try nationalist. israeli was supposed to have been moving through steadily in groups of about 2 years. so across the esplanade of the all ac. so most compet i'm going to step out of the picture so i can give you a better idea of what it is we're looking at. be large rectangular shape that you can see in front of you is the most compound in the middle of that is the dome of the rock, which is the 3rd hole. the site is slumps to the left hand side is the most the return to a buildin

lawn remains in touch with all the relevant parties to urge to urge calm and urge restraint. israel supreme court has upheld an expulsion order against 8 palestinian villages in the occupied west bank, around 1500 people face being made homeless. they been fighting to stay in their homes and they must suffer yet a region for more than 20 years. israeli army designated the area and military trainings and in the 1980s. not not so come here now does air including turkey's cost of living rises been any 70 percent hitting a 2 decade high? and could the writing be on the wall for british rule in northern ireland we are in belfast as voting ends in an historic election, more stable. ah hello the stormy weather, the severe storms that swept across oklahoma and texas, they're not quite done with us just yet. so could see this area of low pressure which will drift across see playing the central plains, easing up towards the northeast, over the next day or so. i just don't want to southeast, we are still pulling up that warm moist. they're out of the gulf of mexico. see temperatures into the low thirty's he

stephanie deca, thank you very much indeed adding to the tension. israel supreme court has upheld and expulsion order against 8 palestinian villages in the occupied west bank, around $1500.00 villages, face being made homeless. we've been fighting to stay in their homes and the must. yet our region for more than 20 years is really army designated. the area a military training zone in the 1980s ah. ukraine's president federal ms. lensky says, the evacuation of civilians from the besieged port city of mary pl has continued. but he also says heavy fighting and shelling has continued at the south still works despite russia insisting it's abiding by a ceasefire to knows. after $200.00 civilians and around 2000 ukrainian fighters still hold up there. so this case says everything is being done to get them to safety. the un has been working with both sides to get civilians out safely. it's actually general says a 3rd operation is under way to get civilians out of the steel plant. antonio, who cherish told the security council, he hopes coordination between moscow and keith will allow the evac

and israel supreme court has upheld and expulsion order against 8 palestinian villages and they occupied west bank around 1500 people with face being made homeless. they've been fighting to stay in their homes in the masa. yet a region for more than 20 years is really army designated the area, a military training zone. in the 1980s, the world health organization says the coven 19 can demick lead to many more decimal previously thought. it's estimated that almost 15000000 people died directly or indirectly from the virus in the past 2 years. how did you cast reports? the world health organizations estimate of close to 15000000 global deaths due to coven 19 is nearly 3 times the official death count of just under 5 and a half 1000000. as reported by governments. the w h o says it used statistical modeling to arrive at the expanded number, which includes death directly from cove it and from other medical conditions that went untreated due to the pandemic strain on health systems. this is extremely important information for anyone to have, especially policy makers and the public. we need to

longstanding ban, they're allowed to visit the area, but apart from performing religious white's israel, supreme court recently over to the court ruling that allowed jews to pray within the site. i'll just hear us what matheson is in occupied east jerusalem. he says the situation in the alex the most compound, has calmed down from out. they seem to how quite done just a little bit at least as far as the alexa moscow compound is concerned. since about 7 o'clock this morning, the gates to the compound had been open to allow israeli nationalists to be able to walk through the compounds surrounded in groups of about 30, surrounded by israeli border police who were guiding them through the compound. not allowing them to stop moving them through and out the other side. that was okay for about an hour and a half. and then it started to video, started appear on social media, showing some members of some of these groups who were attempting to neil to pray. they were dancing one man film to himself, all was praying, one juice mine was praying. filming is really border police as they were attempting to arrest hi

that is why this conference is so important for everyone in europe. israel supreme court has upheld an expulsion order against a post union villages in the occupied west bank, around $1500.00 villages, face being made famous. we've barely army had designated area, a miniature training zone in the 1980s is the headline news continues here on the algebra after the stream 2 statements i talked to, i'll just see room, we ask, what is the time table in your mind? when do you think that you are, can be off of russian gas? we listen when i have seen and played football with these refugees, i look at them and they're happy smiling. we meet with global use makers and talk about the stories that matter on out. you see i i am my chevy, dean and you're in the stream today, the race to become the next president of the philippines. we'll talk about the front runners and what's at stake in the upcoming election. ah, the philippines is heading into the final days of a presidential election that some analysts say could alter the state of liberal democracy in the asian nation. it's been a campaign smear

they had little hope and ready justice, like many other palestinians, they believe israel supreme court is part of white washing the occupation. for decades. israel has been using different methods, the strip palestinians out of their land, closed military areas, weapons ranges, natural reserves, and state labs are old, but some ways to push palestinians out. at the same time israeli supplements considered illegal under international law are expanding on those very same lands every year. palestinians marked neck by which means catastrophe in arabic. thus when more than 700000 people were forced out of their homes by the creation of israel, 74 years on. many here, save that now isn't just a memory. but our reality with israeli land grabs evictions and illegal supplement expansion. they want the world to know that the neck back is continuing every day. those who left their homes thinking will be back within days, have had their children and grandchildren, born in refugee camps, refugees in palestine, and that they asper, exceed 6000000 people. i don't 10000 refugees live in the full war r

well adding to the tension. israel supreme court has upheld an expulsion order against 8 palestinian vintages in the occupied west bank, around $1500.00 villages, face being made homeless. they've been fighting to stay in their homes in the must suffer yet our region for more than 20 years is really army designated to the area military training zone. in the 1980s were swim molecular as an attorney who filed a petition together with the association for civil rights in israel on behalf of some of the palestinian families affected. he says the court decision violates international and humanitarian law. it's really the worst decisions as i've seen so many years since i represent the dentist and there are many of them are very bad about this one is even worse because it, it didn't take in consideration at all the rights of the listings that the official nurse who not only lived there for generations, but they also owned the land. it's private land with 1000. i'm a private then and didn't take into consideration at all the international law only. terry law t crane. now we're heavy fighting

they're allowed to visit the area, but apart from performing religious rights, israel supreme court recently overturned a court ruling that allowed jews to pray within the site. we have to correspondence following the story in a moment. we'll hear from you in the outside. has it garza but 1st, let's join rob matheson, who's in occupied east jerusalem. rob, what's the mood there right now? i did at the moment the mood is pretty quiet. that wasn't the case maybe 2 to 3 hours ago because since 7 o'clock this morning, as you were talking about is really nationalists have been making their way across the esplanade on the the alex, a mosque, copeland behind me there's about a 1044 of them, we've estimated, haven't made their way across in groups of about 30, and they've been escorted surrounded by israel border police. now, they have been allowed to walk across the esplanade, but they have not been allowed to stop. that went on for about an hour and a half, then we started to see social media pictures of members of some of those groups. as they were walking, you're walking past either kneeling or

they're allowed to visit the area, but a bond from performing religious rights. israel supreme court recently overturned the court ruling that allowed jews to pray within the site. we have 3 correspondence following the story in a moment. we'll hear from you in the outside who's in gossip and nita abraham, who's in ramallah, but 1st let speak to our cirrus emerald con, who's in occupied east jerusalem. m m run talk us through. what's been happening there so far today? well off to the events of the morning which you've just described, what happened is people started to gather heavy ultra nationalists groups that you can see behind me of starting to arrive in larger number. there have been some clashes throughout the day. i'm gonna walk out the frame to give you a better look. that's really the kind of age group that we're looking as a very, very young crowd. the police you can see walking up now. i've mounted a huge security operation is about 3000 i. there's about 3000 police in occupied eastern when that's actually the head of the police walking up here now is a massive security ope

europe there was talking about what's been happening in occupied east jerusalem because israel, israel supreme court has upheld and expulsion order against 8 palestinian villages in the occupied west bank around $1500.00 villages. face being made homeless. have been fighting to stay in their homes in the muscle for ya to region for more than 20 years. these ready on the designated the area military training zone in the 1980s show more. liquor is an attorney. he filed a petition together with the association for civil rights in israel, on behalf of some effected palestinian families. he says the court decision violates international and humanitarian law. it's really the worst decision i have seen. and so many years since i represent the dentist and in many of the more very bit this one is even worse because it, it didn't take in consideration at all the rights of the indians that the physician is who not only lived there for generation, but they also owned the land, it's private land with doesn't do number rather than and didn't take in consideration at all the international law. terry law we filed w

investigative system, a shortfall of the justice system in general, israel has been confirmed, but the reason a decision is supreme court on the case on a yeah he's, i'm sorry to say part and parcel over over maintaining and policy your to patient. so what is to happen is that independent experts are given the possibility to investigate and then you form the investigation of the overall situation or style that he's being carried out by the i c, c, prosecutor, a which we don't know much yet. but i can tell when it concerns you concerns journalist, just recently international federation of daughter of journalists as meeting a formal complaint to the cord on the name of for the name of for journalist with together with the bombing of to be your power for, for a prom investigation. so this is the of course of action. i mean, we'll see when it, do you see this as a moment to bring about the issue of the killing of manager odyssey and journalists over the last few years and by the senior authorities saying that they are adamant about the need to take the tail of an issue in a bach letter, the international criminal court. wel

demolished. israel is demolished, somebody's whole they, they're trying to get rid of 1200 palestinian south hebron in a rural area you know, ethnic cleansing supported by the israeli supreme court. so these constant string of actions that are for palestinians, a continuation of the 100 year process by which zionism of the state of israel have slowly colonized occupied and annexed and ethnically plans. what was a 96 percent palestinian arab region to make it primarily as an israeli jew region. and this bottle continues. you have to see if in that context engineering is particularly important. engineer refugee is particularly important in the context because in and gas have been the 2 places where the israelis have not been able to completely pacify the resistance by the population, whether armed or non violent. and so we will see this happening over and over again . of course women in america, woman journalist, lastly, and gets killed. that gets much more attention. and i think our challenge was whether i'm a journalist as well. and our challenge is to use attention to demand more accountability of everybody who commit crimes that's really unfolding attention to final analysis.

israel's military chief maintains it's unclear who killed her. plus the abortion battle in the united states. he thought we meet one woman who has a personal stake and the issue ahead of a likely supreme court ruling. so back choice ah. hello everyone, i'm a layla, her rock. thank you very much for your company. we open our broadcast with the latest out of ukraine, where president of a lot of years lensky says his country's forces are making gains against russian troops and have retaken several villages around the country's 2nd biggest city har keith in the east. meanwhile, in the south, russian installed officials in harrison see they planned to ask moscow to annex the territory. ukraine hopes more u. s. military funding will help it reclaim occupied regions. ukrainian forces taking back control and villages on the outskirts of talk. he s units crest forward, they encountered trail of wreckage from russia's invasion. ukrainian soldiers say russian forces fired on civilian convoys as they were trying to flee to fighting in frontline areas like here. destruction to by ukrainian fighters. this russian tank, one of many blown up by state of the art weapons delivered by nato countries, goes alo

israel should be in the lead of this investigation. what is needed is independence, transparency. the justice system in general, it has been confirmed, but the recent decision from the israeli supreme court i'm sorry to say, part and parcel of maintaining the occupation. what seems to happen is independent experts are given the possibility to investigate. it's the situation and palestine that has been carried out by the icc prosecutor. when it concerns journalists, the international federation of journalists submitted a formal complaint to the court in the name of four journalists who have been killed in gaza, including with the bombing of two media towers. this is the course of action that i hope we will see happening. host: do you see this as a moment to bring about the issue of the killing of murdered palestinian journalists over the last few years? >> we have been waiting now for a long time for the international criminal court to intervene. it's also very important to say that israel has been come over the years, not cooperating with different human rights operations that are ongoing by the united nations, the procedures and the like. for example, the palestinian territory, like you

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again to, to the, to the bottom line that israel itself have for years conducting the cultural impunity. lack of accountability backed up by the israeli supreme court. and this is very, very important because this means that justice cannot be done by the israelis on all, it's legal, a levers. and we know that on the other hand, they won't agree to any kind of international investigation that they are not a part off. but i think that's 1st of all, and i just done all the palestinian authority and the palestinians is a huge issue and we should wait and see what their stand is on that issue. all right, so since i, her director of the social economic and cultural rights are just oh, sorry, go ahead. i'm former former deputy director of our data. all right, apologies for that. thanks for correcting it. and thanks for joining us. thank you very much. thank you very much. crowns have gathered in god to pay tribute to should in walker, who has been described as the voice of palestinians. gonna say it was there in the gaza strip of visual has been held to commemorate the memory of serene a block. candles had been lighted here at the rebels of our old buildi

israel's military chief maintains it's unclear who killed her. plus the abortion battle in the united states eats up democratic lawmakers make a pro choice, stand in congress ahead of a likely supreme court ruling to rule back abortion rights. ah. hello everyone, i'm layla her rock. it's good to be with you. we start our broadcasts in ukraine where present val laudermill zalinski says his country's forces are making gains against russian troops and have retaken several villages around the country. second biggest city, harkey in the east. meanwhile, and the south russian installed officials in her san se they plan to ask moscow to annex the territory. ukraine hopes more u. s. military funding will help it reclaim occupied regions. ukrainian forces taking back control and villages on the outskirts of hockey. as units pressed forward, they encountered trail of wreckage from russia's invasion. ukrainian soldiers say russian forces fired on civilian convoys as they were trying to flee the fighting in frontline areas like here. destruction to by ukrainian fighters. this russian tank, one of many blown up by state of the art weapons delivered by nato countries, goes along the per mile. the weap

israel's military chief maintains, as unclear, who killed or plus the abortion battle in the united states heats up. we meet one woman who has a personal stake in the issue ahead of a likely supreme court ruling to roll back pro, choice rights and sing a song for you praying at this year's eurovision song contest o ukraine's coll lose orchestra has qualified for saturdays grand finale into are in and is one of the favorites to win the top price. ah. hello everyone, i'm a layla. her ok is good to be with you. we open our coverage with the latest developments out of ukraine. t is proposing a prisoner swamp, as it tries to resolve a bloody stand off at the us off stall steel plant. anybody who bowl the plan would see badly injured. ukrainian, defenders at the facility swapped for russian prisoners of war. negotiations are still ongoing. meanwhile, ukrainian forces say they have successfully pushed back against russian troops in the east of the country. but they remain under fire in the south, including in the strategic port city of odessa. the damage left by a night of russian bombardment, more destruction in the ukrainian city of desa and more casualties. initial indications, suggested r

israel accused of murder. an israeli official will be here live with a response. >>> plus, as the national media focuses on the supreme courtjoin us live from texas. >>> plus, my road trip to pennsylvania this weekend, witnessing a gop campaign ban against the media up close. is this the new normal in republican politics? we're going to get into that and a whole lot more coming up. >>> first, another hate crime at a grocer

supreme court draft opinion on roe v. wade. it is a washington who done it now. first, beyond our borders tonight. israelrs and civilians killed in war in military tant attacks with sirens wailing nationwide for memorial day. poetry readings cemeteries for the more than 24 thundershowers people lost in israel's conflicts. south korean and japanese officials say north korea has launched a ballistic missile toward eastern waters it comes days after kim jong un vowed to speed up nuclear weapons and vowed to use them against rivals. the national football league announces international schedule for the coming season. features first regularly scheduled game in germany with the tampa bay buccaneers seattle seahawks. three games in england in october and one in mexico in november. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right a

israel accused of murder. an israeli official will be here live with a response. >>> plus, as the national media focuses on the supreme courtwhat are we missing about abortion laws at the state level? a top reporter will join us live from texas. >>> plus, my road trip to pennsylvania this weekend, witnessing a gop campaign ban against the media up close. is this the new normal in republican politics? we're going to get into that and a whole lot more coming up. >>> first, another hate crime at a grocery store. those words shouldn't even compute, they shouldn't fit in the same sentence. a hate crime at a grocery store. this time it was buffalo residents in a predominantly black neighborhood who were just trying to take care of their families when a white gunman opened fire on saturday killing ten people and injuring three others. all of the evidence so far suggests this young man, this suspect, just 18 years old, was poisoned by laws and bs from online message boards. now police members of the media are going through his so-called manifesto, full of hateful memes and ideas and some of the same messages shared by the christchu

other pro israel group quote, spent another half million on ads against progress candidate eva turner. to be totally clear, there's nothing lead about this in the 12 years since the supreme court'sn and a case called citizens united, outside groups and corporations have been allowed to spend unlimited amounts of money in elections. of course the concern of those who oppose that citizen united 's decision is that there's just something fundamentally corrupting about a single entity spending at this scale and essentially becoming the dominant player in the race. it doesn't matter who they are, it could be any group from the f. no law be -- teachers unions. if the candidate elected, forcing $3 million, $2 million in a race it's pretty clear that person who's elected is pretty beholden. they're incentivized to their public around this particular interest group put them in office. and that's precisely the kind of quid pro quo issue that made citizens united such a terrible ruling, it's re-kavanaugh election system. but there's also something else i find insidious about this particular use of big money, because you see the united democracy part exist to bolster the united states relat

supreme court today. he will join us next. he will explain straight ahead . all of this if humanitarian aid at the 70% from israel directlyo at the 70% from israel directlyo into ukraine, this will feed the people inside of ukraine and the refugees on the border. food, medicine, warm clothing i is needed now the situation in ukraine is worsening. the families now working around the clock to help provideok the refugees the life savinge the refugees the life savinge necessities the state's most. look at all of these people and put everyone that you can see hundreds of thousands more large strange. this is true and the international fellowship of christians and needs forty five dollars just now rushed through 1% shelver o the jewish refugees fleeing for their lives and three for no one now can be infected for life saving donation automatically doubled down to save more lives. right now we can save some humanitarian aid to these jewish refugees so we don't know how much time we have closed for medicines like insulin and food, canned goods. this is what praise god. but we need five plates. ru we need to replace an eme