is the great survivor netanyahu nowjeopardising the future of israel?anny danon injerusalem, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me, stephen. it is a pleasure to have you on the show. would you agree that right now israel appears to be in a very perilous position? you have deep political turmoil at home and a security crisis at the very same time. the former makes it more difficult to deal with the latter, doesn't it? well, it is never boring here in israel. we are a very dynamic democracy and as you mentioned we don't have the best neighbours in the world and we have to face with the security issues and indeed in the last few days we've seen attacks from different directions and we believe it is not a coincidence. we think it is all coming from the same source, from iran, that is why we are dealing together with ourforces pushing back our enemies. surely the real lesson of the last few weeks is that you reap what you sow and the most extreme far—right in government, in israel's history is very much reaping what it is sowing in terms of the aliena

there's been a general strike senior military officers are threatening to quit. netanyahu even fired his own defense minister. protesters continued to hit the st saying the prime minister's crime down is nothing more than a stalling tactic. these protests have had a polarizing effect on israeli society. and you can see that in the news coverage, mainstream channels that had an all too cozy relationship with netanyahu, and some of his far right allies have re cast themselves as defenders of israeli democracy. there's also a fox news parallel at play in the form of channel 14. it's promoting conspiracy theories about the protests and watching its audience grow. everything seems to be on the table the exception, and it's glaring. israel's continuing occupation and disenfranchisement of millions of palestinians. ah, israel likes to call itself the middle east, only democracy, the 10s at times. hundreds of thousands of protesters there, can see that slipping away. the netanyahu government has put its package of contentious legal changes on hold, but only for a mug, hoping to suck the life

is the great survivor netanyahu nowjeopardising the neta nyahu now jeopardising the future netanyahuowjeopardising the future of israel? danny danon in jerusalem, welcome danny danon injerusalem, welcome to hardtalk. danny danon in jerusalem, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for havin: welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. — welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me, stephen. - welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me, stephen. it- welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me, stephen. it is- welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me, stephen. it is a i for having me, stephen. it is a leasure for having me, stephen. it is a pleasure to — for having me, stephen. it is a pleasure to have _ for having me, stephen. it is a pleasure to have you - for having me, stephen. it is a pleasure to have you on - for having me, stephen. it is a pleasure to have you on the i pleasure to have you on the show, would you agree that right now israel appears to be in a very perilous position. you have deep vertical turmoil at home and a security crisis at the very same time. the former ma

his main aim is to rotect netanyahu. his main aim is to protect israeli _ netanyahu.i citizens. - netanyahu. his main aim is to protect israeli citizens. israel| netanyahu. his main aim is to i protect israeli citizens. israel has a strategy of deterrence which it basically tries to prevent these kinds of attacks by deterring through actions such as retaliation. as we've seen in lebanon and gaza. those have been targeted, it seems, in a way to avoid casualties as much as possible and send a signal as to what they would do. if the terrorists stepped up their attacks then he was sending the army and that will create more friction. so, it's very hard in the circumstances to try a put a lid back on it. among the most important things he can do is to prevent thejerusalem is to prevent the jerusalem situation from is to prevent thejerusalem situation from adding fuel to is to prevent the jerusalem situation from adding fuel to the fire. so, ithink situation from adding fuel to the fire. so, i think the police need to be instructed to back off and not to go into the mosque w

and in terms of the — netanyahu's assurances.of the diaspora, - netanyahu's assurances. and in terms of the diaspora, the - terms of the diaspora, the people that you mix with and speak to, how do they feel about it? it speak to, how do they feel about it?— about it? it is a saturday niuht about it? it is a saturday night here _ about it? it is a saturday night here so _ about it? it is a saturday night here so i _ about it? it is a saturday night here so i haven't . about it? it is a saturday - night here so i haven't gotten in touch with anybody but there was a real expectation, there almost a sigh of here after netanyahu on monday said he was comfortable was on this because this is really painfulfor american dues, jewish people everywhere to see this, so i think they are probably going to interrogate why this is happening, why the protesters don't believe netanyahu and they are going to start asking they are going to start asking the hard questions and see what they come up with. one thing for instance is, netanyahu is part of

li could party netanyahu on trial for corruption charges. he denies, says the overhaul is needed to balance the branches of government. on sunday, benjamin netanyahu will hold his last cabinet meeting before the stars, the jewish pass over holiday. well, of course i've seen these protests been not meeting. there'll be a lot of pressure from nan. yahoo's far right coalition partners to push on with this attempts to overhaul israel's judiciary. bernard smith, al jazeera television is really for says, have shot dead, a palestinian man, north of hebron occupied west bank. they say soldiers open fire off the man rammed his car into israeli troops to the entrance to the town of bed. mom 3 soldiers were injured. 2 of them seriously. earlier a palestinian man was shot dead by israeli security forces near the alex and mos compound. they accused the 26 year old of grabbing an officer's gun. witnesses say he was trying to stop them harassing a woman on her way to the compact. is identified as bahamas, canada, or say the local media say he was a doctor.

this has been it mar, banga is pet project really, since he joined with benjamin netanyahu. as coalition is new government in december and banga, there has been pushing more and more for it since he's because he's fail to get control really over the police or the military. and his wish came true last week when benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister finally caved in. un get said to bang there. okay. you can have this national guard what critics call a private militia. if you agree to my plan, to pause the judicial overhaul that he's trying to push through parliament that's been prompted all these protest. serious defense ministry claims that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says is really air strikes. israel is declined to comment on the reports of the latest attack in western syria. on sunday . finland is voting in parliamentary elections with the far right and center, right, hoping to unseat santa marion, who took power in 2019 becoming the world's youngest prime minister. i would like to see more more secure economy and also with that with here and like c

when benjamin netanyahu entered office for his third stint in december.e did so only with the support of far right parties once considered the fringe of israeli politics the way it is now you think when asked by cnn's jake tapper about their influence in his government. he brushed them off governing. i've got my two hands on the wheel and believe me. it's going to be a good direction, even if netanyahu's hands are on the wheel. people like national security minister itamar ben gvir are making it a bumpy ride . i think netanyahu got his hands on the steering wheel, but he is banquet and smote rich with their legs on the gas. netanyahu is the prime minister , no doubt, but he's not the leader of this government, now overseeing the israeli police. who's multiple raids into the al aqsa mosque last week after palestinians barricaded themselves inside helped spark rocket fire from lebanon and gaza. former prime minister yair lapid calling on netanyahu to strip bend fear of his police powers over the holy sites. ramadan temple mount during ramadan is the most ex

jewish committe community who were stalwart supporters ofeal with the admation that prime minister netanyahu and then perhaps to move down a path to less democracy to more authoritarian rule and then to have his or her suggestions was such a close partner as israel was problematic for the administration and that's why we see this frosting us. >> what are the elements and then judicial plan. >> the concern is the key checks on the executive branch in israel but they thrive on the idea checks and balances and then to overturn israeli supremeis court decisions and changes the way that the justices are chosen to give politicians a lot more power in doing that and what is that concern of the independent judiciary which the administration believe is fundamental for a democracy is eroded and chipped away and no longer independent. >> we have seen street protest in israel before but this is something we have not seen before massive strikes across the country what cause prime minister netanyahu to push the pause button on this plan quick. >> these protester been going on for some time over months and

netanyahu driving the country into unknown territory.ow israeli prime minister netanyahu earlier today announcing that non muslims will be barred from going to the temple mount slash the al aqsa compound for the remainder of ramadan. this announcement likely bringing a sigh of relief too much of the security establishment here who believe that will help calm the rising tensions, but it's been here, the minister of national security, saying in a statement that this is a serious mistake that he believes will not bring. peace will only escalate the situation, saying that they must strike back to terrorism with tremendous force not surrender. under to it and to its whims. jake alright. how does gold in jerusalem for us? thank you so much coming up the lawsuit just filed by the manhattan d, a who entitled donald trump. it's a lawsuit against the top house. republicans stay with us. did you ever stress about u us havig three kids? i was always part of the plan. three kids. this was never part of the plan. these kids order the lobster, mac and

it looks as though pam nessa netanyahu's attempt to put an end to these protests hasn't worked. no mine hasn't the were most people been drifting home now from this one and televi vassily, few under china block a highway, but soon at least our estimates we were given close to 200000 paps similar to that at the beginning of the week. and it's been really a tumultuous week in israel. it began when benjamin netanyahu tried to fire his defense minister for suggesting that there was concern the armed forces over plans of this judicial overhaul that prompted a massive spontaneous st. demonstration. at the beginning of the week, van is general strike on monday persuading nan, yahoo said to at least hotline of consultations with opposition groups about how to go forward this legislation, but is not shelved it. and people here tonight wanted to remind him that they want this legislation dropping completely and burden you have been speaking some of the protest as a hearing about hundreds of thousands being on the streets that i would have been telling you. remember that a lot of the prote

» benjamin netanyahu first of all it says that they don't trust benjamin netanyahu or the government they claim to be trying to do. they really suspect this is reallyjust an attempt to do. they really suspect this is really just an attempt to buy time and that the government still intends to push through its judicial overhaul at any cost and i think it demonstrates that the protest movement is determined, resilient and if anything, the pause that benjamin netanyahu announced has only encourage them and energise the protesters because they see they are succeeding, festival, and bringing about a pause and they are hoping out to force they are hoping out to force the government to scrap its plans altogether. irefill the government to scrap its plans altogether.— the government to scrap its plans altogether. will they be successful— plans altogether. will they be successful in _ plans altogether. will they be successful in doing _ plans altogether. will they be successful in doing that - successful in doing that because in 13 weeks of protest, it will have an impact on the economy, on ev

the protests and a general strike prompted netanyahu to pause the legislation. he's promising to find a compromise with opposition groups. few here, believe him, even president biden, doesn't believe him. nobody believes him. even his own coalition doesn't believe him and think that now it's the most dangerous time of all. and we're very worried that ah, something we'll just say i there was stop the go. she ation just bring the law to vote. the biggest fear that they can think about it is his face love. okay, there in america, counting the protesters from across the political spectrum, including supporters from netanyahu's li could party that yahoo on trial for corruption charges. he denies, says the overhaul is needed to balance the branches of government. on sunday, benjamin netanyahu will hold his last cabinet meeting before the start of the jewish passover holiday. well, of course i've seen these protests been not meeting. there'll be a lot of pressure from nan, yahoo's fall right, coalition partners to push on with this attempts to overhaul israel. edition

~ 3 , netanyahu? i think he's definitely feelin: netanyahu? feeling under _ netanyahu? i think he's definitely feeling under pressure. _ netanyahu? i think he's definitely feeling under pressure. he - netanyahu? i think he's definitely feeling under pressure. he is - netanyahu? i think he's definitely| feeling under pressure. he is used to setting the agenda and in this case the protesters seem have grabbed the agenda from him. he tried again this evening to seize the initiative by putting the plan on hold but this was also seen as giving in to the protesters, having to bow to their demands that this process be halted. so talks can begin or perhaps scrapped altogether. he was planning to push ahead before the recess of parliament but decided to put on hold because of the huge protests. how likely is it that he willjust drop those reforms? i how likely is it that he will 'ust drop those reformafi how likely is it that he will 'ust drop those reforms? i think it's unlikely at— drop those reforms? i think it's unlikely at this _ drop those reforms

one thing for instance is, netanyahu is part of this agreement, agreed to set up a national guard thate under the aegis of the security manager, and so they are going to see that, they might have some of the same scepticism that people in the protesters in israel are having. and in terms of where you are at the moment, in the us, president biden has expressed views on these proposed judicial reforms, do you think that will have much sway with the ongoing process now? i think that the protesters arejuiced by president biden�*s expressions. i think that they know that the us alliance is the closest alliance israel has, it is considered critical to the country's survival and they will see it as pressuring netanyahu to come to a substantial compromise. russia has taken over the presidency of the un security council, in what ukraine says is a "slap in the face to the international community,", because of the on—going war. the presidency is rotated among the council's 15 members every month, and the last time russia had the role, in february 2022, vladimir putin launched his invasion. ukrain

the chief of staff, former chief of staff of netanyahu, and a close ally of netanyahu was seenin and of the demonstrations in tel aviv, and he was quoted in haaretz saying netanyahu will not rest until he will see the entire judicial system on the floor. —— likud. judicial system on the floor. -- likud. h, ., judicial system on the floor. -- likud. ., i. judicial system on the floor. -- likud. ., ,, ., , likud. good to get your thoughts, akiva eldar, _ likud. good to get your thoughts, akiva eldar, thank _ likud. good to get your thoughts, akiva eldar, thank you _ likud. good to get your thoughts, akiva eldar, thank you very - likud. good to get your thoughts, | akiva eldar, thank you very much, from tel aviv.— akiva eldar, thank you very much, from tel aviv. . ., ~ from tel aviv. have a quiet weekend. thank you- — the collapse of a four—storey buiding in the southern french port city of marseille — has injured five people — but rescue workers fear there could be many more trapped under the rubble. the building in central marseille's la plaine district collapsed on sunday. rescue wor

netanyahu to resign, and of course every which of these events is considered a step for full and the destruction of this cancerous tumor in the region? mr. doctor, we agree to go to abadan with the cooperation of the journalist mr. salami, the reporter of the heavy arab horoscope of the region , and the people will be in harmony with bam . thank you very much, mr. according to the reporter of sada and sima news agency in abadan, from the report of mr. dr. hosseini farman in khuzestan, who is in the field, what is happening there and netanyahu's cabinet, the prime minister of the zionist regime's cabinet asked the settlers to refrain from attending the mosque until the end of the holy month of ramadan. at least do something, this action is kind of backwards it is considered a withdrawal, please explain about this for ease, and the reactions that the resistance to this withdrawal was my first netanyahu's first withdrawal regarding the issue of food reform. if there is no bridge now, the internet wants islam to be considered a retreat, please explain about this issue and the reactions t

netanyahu said that the infrastructure of dr.has not happened to the israel security and military institute? in such a situation, the report of the military intelligence center has emphasized the need to strengthen the facilities of the zionist regime because the conflict on different fronts may lead to a cold war and the strategic environment of this regime will change. this is despite the fact that the attention of all other fields has been transferred, all of which increases the tension in the palestinian lands and complicates the situation of the zionist regime. cooking maqlouba has become widespread. maqlouba, the traditional food of palestinians, has become a symbol of the victory of jerusalem and the overthrow of the zionist regime. babylon mujahideen is one of the entrances to al-aqsa mosque. how many years has ramadan, which is approaching the last friday , palestinians spread the table of maqlouba here , traditional food and palestinians who are political nicknames it has taken over the most popular food in the world si

netanyahu , who has actually only created a strategy. these, in addition to the geographic strengthening of the resistance, have caused the cabinet to be formed, a war cabinet. ok, and i'll mention gold if at the level, prepare new fronts and new groups that have been created in the field of resistance, their approach has created this freedom of jerusalem and this convergence , and it has not been a pressure factor in the cabinet, and maybe it was one of the reasons that now the war cabinet should consider this point. i will make it very short because of my badness. i will complete it. regarding his command, see you. from the events of the battle of saif al-quds to this side , an equation was actually approved in the field scene. you look at the geographical resistance of the liberation of quds and the violence in your positions darsi farut, when the war started and in all parts of palestine to help the people and all kinds of shops , was unified and more important than these two unity of will is that these recent events when the movemen

action to keep netanyahu under siege .y criticized the circumstances of the war minister of this regime and not confirming his dismissal, and netanyahu's decision to postpone gallant's dismissal and not sweat this order is not understandable. it is not clear why netanyahu decided to keep the rain as a duck, especially since the level of tension is very high. the military research unit has come to the conclusion that the immediate impact of these issues is to weaken the zionist regime and its diplomatic and security power in 239 regional and international areas. the zionist regime will go to saudi arabia and host the syrian president. news sources of saudi arabia hosting the syrian president next month. ruyas became a consulate in damascus 12 years ago. he stressed that the syrian government should notify the arab countries of the 94th assad regime since 1918. if riaz and his photos regarding the reopening of the embassy and the united arab emirates and sultan shahbazi insist on an idea of ​​unity after 12 years, and undoub

here's what netanyahu had to say about to send his his visit. not meet with republican governors and democratic governors? i'm not avoiding the question, and actually, i'm i'm rushing right into it and meet with every american representative governor , senator members of congress, and i think it's my job, and i think it's important for israel's bipartisan support in the united states to make a point of it. for more. let's go to cnn's had asked gold. she joins us live from jerusalem. good to see you heard. also israel's prime minister agreed to meet with ron desantis as part of his world trip. so what's likely to come out of that meeting for both sides given florida's governor is set to challenge donald trump for the gop nomination for president. well, this definitely sounds like for ron desantis the type of trip you would want to take before you announce your run for president to further burnish your foreign policy credentials. ron desantis is also expected to speak at an event marking the 75th anniversary of israel's founding, which is this wee

governor desantis trying to ally himself with the israelis, with prime minister benjamin netanyahu ase rounds out this ove overseas trip. >> to charlie sykes, you have got desantis taking the position that donald trump, that mike pompeo, many conservative republicans have taken in siding with netanyahu this is at a point when netanyahu is controversial even with many republican jewish americans who think he has gone too far. >> it is interesting that ron desantis is taking this trip to bolster his foreign policy credentials and yet at every stop i think what he exposes is his naivete and his willingness to do that paint by numbers politics what is the right wing base wanting to hear? that's what he says. of course, as the report makes clear, he continues to be shadowed by his -- the kquagmire with walt disney, which is not genius politics and is not playing out well for him >> as i say, we can go back to what was reported today with the daytona speedway and others. there are other special areas. disney is not alone. you could argue about the favorability there nikki haley, who is a ca

netanyahu's office announced that the settlers were prohibited from entering the al-qasa mosque until end of the holy month of ramadan. netanyahu's office announced that this decision was made based on the advice of the security agencies. last thursday, the zionist military attacked the brains and nerves of the palestinian worshipers and retreatants to ensure the security of the settlers, and injured and arrested dozens of people . it was attacked by a missile. on the other hand, the resistance battalions in the west bank were on full alert to attack the interests of the zionists. this incident caused the intelligence agencies of the zionist regime to inform the spanish prime minister netanyahu and espanyol of this regime about the danger of getting involved in war on several fronts yesterday's warning, islamic jihad and hamas warned the zionist regime that they will prevent the violation of the worshipers and the desecration of al-qasa mosque at any cost, but regarding the developments in palestine, our communication with the radio reporter in the palace has been established, mr. naz

one thing for instance is, netanyahu is part of this agreement, agreed to set up a national guard thatnd so they are going to see that, they might have some of the same scepticism that people in the protesters in israel are having. and in terms of where you are at the moment, in the us, president biden has expressed views on these proposed judicial reforms, do you think that will have much sway with the ongoing process now? i think that the protesters arejuiced by president biden's expressions. i think that they know that the us alliance is the closest alliance israel has, it is considered critical to the country's survival and they will see it as pressuring netanyahu to come to a substantive compromise. let's get some of the day's other news. the abbot of ukraine's most important monastery, has been placed under house arrest for two months. he's been accused of backing russia's invasion of ukraine, as well as inciting religious hatred. he will have to remain in a village southwest of kyiv and wear an electronic bracelet, but denies the allegations. the wall streetjournal has demanded

netanyahu say about the backlash he is getting back home?> this is a man, joumanna, under pressure domestically and now feels fragile internationally as well. i'm talking about the judicial reforms that got backlash at home, and the move we have seen in the gulf countries. in 2020, the abraham accord with the peace to the israel and morocco and sudan and there have been issues with saudi arabia joining the accord i asked mr. netanyahu what he was willing to do to get the agreement on the table listen in. >> i think it has very little to do with israel it has more to do with thecale r eliminate the conflict with yemen. i think the saudi arabia leadership has no illusions about who are there adversaries and who are their friends in the middle east. i think they understand that israel is the indispensable partner for the arab world for prosperity and peace. >> in terms of the partner, walk through what israel would be willing to give to have saudi arabia join the beabraham according? >> i think it would be another huge quantum leap for peace an

the 17th waco, the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is proposed judicial, overhauled ah, a violent power struggle between su downs, rival military forces has entered its 3rd week with tens of thousands of people caught in the crossfire. the faltering cease fire is due to expire on sunday. and if it is by foreign powers to mediate, have failed to achieve a lasting truce. so far. on saturday, there have been more air strikes and artillery showing in the capital cartoon. so don's army in the paramilitary rapid support forces fought pitched battles around the presidential palace. the human cost has been enormous. at least 528 people have been killed since fighting began on april. the 15th people are running out of fuel medicine and water. thousands of certain age, leaving everything behind to escape their nation and turmoil. more than 50000 people have crossed into neighboring countries have been, morgan begins al, coverage from cotton. a rescue ship carrying nearly 2000 evacuees from sudan arrived in jetta, welcomed by members of the saudi royal navy on board our people from 17 countr

li, could party netanyahu on trial for corruption charges. he denies says the overhaul is needed to balance the branches of government on sunday. benjamin netanyahu will hold his last cabinet meeting before the stars of the jewish passover holiday. well, of course i've seen these protest them not meeting there'll be a lot of pressure from nan. yahoo's fall right, coalition partners to push on with this attempts to overhaul israel's judiciary. bernard smith, al jazeera television, david saw as a former district commander of the police and televi, if he joins us now, live from television. david, good chevy with us at. what's your view on the formation of this new armed unit? is it needed? is it even a good idea willing generally needed it, but not the way that the minister and the government were supposed to and they approve it today. i think a we need to strang the existing force of the police, which is lack of 2000 police officers for in general regularly policing good duties . and it would be blessed if they will add those this budget and th

you said earlier that so mister netanyahu is looking for compromise. i'm wondering where that compromise will be, especially if he keeps somewhere like been gavera or basil l. smarter'n. the finance minister in his cabinet. what room is there for compromise? if those 2 remain pretty office 3 or 4 examples? one compromise would be to allow override on political and economic research, but not on core human rights and civil liberties and minority rights decisions. i propose that to benjamin not to know and he seemed very sympathetic to that. the other would be to create a commission to for the appointment of justices which is more like the commissions that exist in most other states. it's called the missouri plan in the united states . so there's much room for compromise and the far right there's a far, i want to see compromise. and the far left doesn't want to see compromise, that the reason we don't have compromised is you have extremists and bos. your extreme is on the left that will not accept any degree, any degree of, of a reduction of power the spr

incidents, israeli official from called it a terrorist attack, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. hans, or do they call up of military on board of police reserves is comes to hours after 2 is raining, civilians was shot dead in the west bank following his wealth, asked once on garza and southern lebanon and the early hours of friday. well, it is now crossed to local janice and nic julio, who was in tel aviv right now. nick, a good to see you. what else do we know about this attack at the moment? so the police now here they are trying their and their 3rd year round will be a little bit the many policemen, some of them on their daughter are running and they are being pulled by regina. and they try to understand, if there are some additional may be 3rd somebody, the triangles will be here the oddly. and this is the opt group of it, but there won't be the name of that the side where ram over a is the car and dr. beds according to police rebel, the fire there is a gun. did those 2? it's one of them was bad and there are in the different condition. so the police now trying to understan

then we'll find out if there have been any successful negotiations or whether netanyahu is just going to try and force as legislation through in the next parliament assess. sorry, good stuff. bernard smith from tel aviv. now israeli forces say they've shot and killed the palestinian man near the alex a mosque compound. they accused the 26 year old of grabbing an officers gun. tensions had been high since prime minister benjamin netanyahu. far right coalition government took office late last year. now it's russia's turn to take on the rotating presidency of the un security council. ukraine says it's a slap in the face to the international community. it once russia removed from the council altogether. our diplomatic editor james base is more from the un every month the presidency of the un security council rotates among its 50 members. today, russia is assuming the presidency for the month of april. that's deeply controversial because when russia had the presidency last year was february, the month that they invaded ukraine, there are people calling for russia to be kicked off the secur

it began when benjamin netanyahu tried to fight his defense minister for suggesting that there was concern the armed forces over plans of this judicial overhaul that prompted a massive spontaneous st demonstration at the beginning of the week than this general strike on monday. persuading netanyahu said to least her china consultations with opposition. groups about like lately is not shelved it, and people here tonight wanted to remind him that they want this legislation dropping completely. russia is taken over the rotating presidency of the un security council for a month, despite the presence being wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court. crane is called a bad april 1st joke. he wants moscow removed from the council entirely, but it's not allowed under the rules of the un charter. taiwanda president is on a turn to central america. she tries to hold on to dwindling allies. so i in, when has been holding talks of the quite a model in presidents, a trip comes off to home door as cut ties with type pe last month, and recognize china leaving only guatemala and believe in t

i've a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is proposed judicial overhaul. awe of ireland power struggle between su don's rival forces has entered its 3rd week with tens of thousands of people. caught in the crossfire a faltering cx, 5 between the army and the paramilitary force is due to expire on sunday. if it's by foreign powers, to mediate, have failed to achieve a lasting truce so far. at least 528 people have been killed. and tens of thousands of people have been up rooted from their homes. have morgan reports from cartoon? a rescue ship carrying nearly 2000 evacuees from sudan arrives in jetta, welcomed by members of the saudi royal navy on board our people from 17 countries, including iran, wherever boxes written in harton. aguaro don't know, what should we do? uh, andrew from saudi arabia who treated tooth to soviet of young. i'm very happy. back in port sudan on the eastern brit seacoast. thousands are still waiting to leave. i was among the people tried for nearly 7 days and cartoon with no food, electricity, or water. the conditions were very bad

and a general strike that lead prime minister netanyahu to put a pause on plans to overhaul the judiciary. that happened late last month. the prime minister also promised to work with opposition parties to find a compromise. all eyes now will be on israel's parliament, which reconvenes on sunday after a month long break. it will be interesting to see what happens next. now it's also worth noting. but on thursday evening there was a large protest by right wing demonstrators, protestors who support the judicial overhaul proposals. all of this very much exposing the deep pressures currently in israeli society. how much of drama does it deliver? still has on al jazeera, we report from a checkpoint, a threatened to re ignite decades, a conflict between asset by john and armenian class. and that house is underway in texas self to dispute with neighbors ends in 5 people. ah ah, hello. their temperatures may be sitting below the seasonal average across much of south asia, but that's not the case. the east asia, they're sitting rather high for this time of year, especially across much of china. an

netanyahu said that the infrastructure of dr. what has not happened to the israel security and military institute? the report of the military intelligence center has emphasized the need to strengthen the facilities of the zionist regime because conflicts on different fronts may lead to a cold war and change the strategic environment of this regime. i would like to pay attention to other areas, that all of this increases the tension in the palestinian territories and makes the situation of the zionist regime more complicated, but listen to the food that the zionists are afraid of. for several years, the traditional food of the palestinians, maqlouba, has become a symbol of the victory of jerusalem and the overthrow of the zionist regime. it has become one of the entrances of the al-aqsa mosque with the mujahideen. how many years has ramadan been, which is approaching the last friday ? political the most popular food in the world has taken over since the american president trump said that it is time to recognize the photo as the ca

our lives in the cabinet to agree to the spoken. netanyahu says ok, you can have this national guard both issues very important bang there. and the settlers, he's back in support and he's other allies in the cabinet. so there's a long way to go before it gets off the ground. but it's an indication sort of chaos we've seen in israeli politics over the last few months that were once bank of it was not going to get the national guard all of a sudden because netanyahu's face, there's massive, unprecedented protest against plans to overhaul the judiciary. suddenly you have to cave into been given, given what he wants so that he can try and move forward with this over whole of the judiciary. hello to zach. he is the founder of the front for the protection of democracy and chair of the merits. party executive joins us now from tel aviv good to have you with us. so 1st of all, what impact will the mandate of this force have on the rights of palestinians with israeli citizenship on the relations between arab and jewish is ready citizens? well dis this national so called national guard. accord

out here to night and television are opposed to the plan to put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his far right coalition partners land that would give politicians more power to appoint supreme court. judges and plans that have passed into law would also give parliament the authority to overturn supreme court decisions. everybody that we've spoken with here tonight will they say that this is dangerous? it bees became law that they would push israel whole way from democracy toward autocracy. it's going to be a big deal with the government and endless the power to do whatever they want. cannot allowed needs to happen these protests and a general strike lead prime minister netanyahu to put a pause on the proposed legislation in late march. he also promised to work with opposition parties to find a compromise. but most of the demonstrators that are out here tonight, don't believe any, any explanation that he's making and, and excuses and stories that he's slowing down or negotiating. it's all in order to, to, to prepare for the next step. i think i think his side are very determi