in palestine and just in the surrounding areas so that's why there's a reason behind everything that's. going to look like not. behind of just playing football behind just following the ball i wanted to follow my dreams as well i tried to be a full package in order to fight this world and to be a great example and just to sure the other old carols or. the word that nothing can stop you to go forwards it just like a football game. oh . yes. i would just say that leave your daughters to decide on how they want to achieve their dreams if they have the skills and if they have the time and they can make a huge difference one story can influence millions so it's not it's not about just the game it's about it's more it's beyond that it's beyond the boy it's beyond fun it's about values it's about responsibility it's about teamwork so if your daughters. wants to go forward then just leave them because it's nothing because it's nothing. with with the girls began playing football. just somewhat like a magician. so show me a country pushing much stuff. on it. what i would love to me. and i hope t

criticized israel to realize that there are about what's happening in palestine it's not just about palestine it's immoral you know our position against violations of human rights in the word not only in palestine and their eyes. and hands and of power of. many reasons very. high in assassinate their parent there are. 4 races and the senate is now we're taking a very bold and moral position against racism in the. present i'll have a thank you after the break we go to england's 1st colony island where violence on the streets of belfast could signal a united ireland. those who can and the speculators and those are now the able the elites of the world are the speculator keynes they can create bubbles it could be used cars this week it could be. next week it could be islands somewhere in the pacific the week after that those are bubbles of the secular collapse and ultimately when the everything bubble collapses then we have the realisation that the economy die in 2008 we just have a very to get. good like it's a moot issue do. you wish the 1st one to emerge to go forward from it would you. let yo

massive and women's football games in palestine where i was waiting for so long and it was my dream to be playing in this page so i wanted but people who just came to watch the captain and how i start to believe that it was my work my hard work. 15000 people attended this game and they were from all around palestine. i tried to convince myself that it's friends it's going to be ok i have a game 2 weeks but then they said no we hear what happened to you and we started to go to the hospital so i cried a lot to be honest and after this training session there were press conference i didn't want to go and the coach came to my room i was crying. badly moment but then he said ok it's fine let's go to the press conference he would talk and then i went normally you know because i want to talk about this important depends. it was a bad moment. to look at but. i was pushing them to win but then you said if you don't win at least like clay. shaw how skillful we are because the people would come and judge ok we are waiting for the women's football team look how they are wrong look how the world can

criticized israel to realize that there are about what's happening in palestine it's not just about palestine it's immoral you know our position against violations of human rights in the word not only in palestine and their eyes. and hands and of power of. what many reasons very. high in assassinate their parent and. all races and the senate is all we're taking a very bold and moral position against greats theirs and in that case resign and present a lot of a thank you after the break we go to england's 1st colony island where violence on the streets of belfast could signal a united ireland. psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients rather they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work the problem is in the long term they're mostly disastrous suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines early after something wonderful and very often there harmful effects it up to something ter

what's happening in palestine is not just about palestine it's a moral you know moral position against all nations human rights in the word not only in palestine. and empower people. you know many reasons vary. to try. and blame all races and i'm the sentiment is no we're not taking your remark that all of them are opposition against great certainly in that case resigned is going to present a lot of a thank you after the break we go to england's 1st colony island where violence on the streets of belfast could signal a united ireland. i feel smell like it's a cold this is huge huge but the 1st point of the for us to give conformity with the 100. i chose to use for doing that. if it was national cocking. such a layered approach. to the painting outlook of the year. it's a lot of what you're going to pull from. there but will support school board if you put it on up the list was a good idea to leave because. she knew the life of this new. employer someone. as a result of telling you at least 80. today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you know being. a relations will be s

criticized israel to realize that there are about what's happening in palestine it's not just about palestine it's immoral you know our position against violations of human rights in the word not only in. their eyes . and hands and of power of. many reasons very. high in assassinate their parent and laying down for races and the senate is a word. against racism in that case i'll resign and. present i'll have a thank you after the break we go to england's 1st colony island where violence on the streets of belfast could signal a united ireland. i strongly believe that. the information to drill united states and russia control control the. installation no but it will also get reported this week. either. by planes were shut down or ships were drowned but. i agree let's start with know there will be need be it will be. the best. welcome back as violence continues on the streets of belfast in the wake of the 23rd anniversary of the signing of the good friday agreement u.k. prime minister morris johnson seems more preoccupied with the scandal over corporations lobbying members of his government than

all the every does is that they have promised him palestine. is the one had. with any of us certainly mcmahon let's show you the same i don't mind the level. of all the thing these miles and so we. filmed the. men in the world in the living. i dida that mean. yeah you can lot of us are there when iraq while and we are normal friends so we. significantly in the same month that the british promised parts of greater syria to sharif just saying they told the french that any agreement relating to the borders of an arab kingdom would not be finalized without their consent. they knew how strong the french interest in syria was. on the 1st of october 915 the french ambassador to britain paul campbell wrote to his prime minister really beyond me to tell him that london had requested a french representative to draw the borders of an arab kingdom with syria. in this document the french ambassador suggested hans want george be called would manage the general consulate in beirut for over a year and knew the syrian issue better than anyone else. aloft also just because a di

central to the debate about palestine is probably being toward schools right across the european union is this phrase 2 state solution do you see the phrase 2 state solution now as a code for continuing to jail torturing children bombing damascus who knows what your government gets up to is the phrase 2 state solution a cover. i think it's that's a cover for israel but it's far more a cover for the west. the israeli government doesn't talk about 2 state solution hasn't been talking about 2 state solution since netanya came to power but i think there west the leaders of the west are talking about the 2 state solution as an excuse to say well you know maybe israel is doing that or other thing violates human rights and civil rights systematically but because around the corner there is a peace agreement based on a 2 state solution we don't have to interfere and we don't have to do anything against these violations because that's the formula these violations would stop once the 2 state solution would become a reality now everyone who has been on the ground for more than 5 minutes knows that

other academics callers on the subject of being campaigning for decades let alone the people of palestine things changing now in the united states maybe that will have an impact on britain a democrat from minnesota betty mccollum introducing legislation in the united states to make military aid conditional on the detention of children this after all being palestine prisoners day do you think you wouldn't have heard that before that legislation would even be considered in the u.s. about the detention and alleged torture of children by an israel backed by the united states the european union in the u k. i think one happens is that. in the last 2025 years. and very significant should now merit in public opinion. research. any impact on if you want pondered stronger bum or on the political system. bob. thank you we can see the beginning of. 1 1 1 more and more. and we will hear more about that especially in the democratic party we should not be. too long before we will hear people. making statements. to the reality on the wrong spectrum not optimistic about the. ministration but i do think th

they want real will respond to palestine. zionism the nationalist movement that emerged in europe in the late 18th hundreds was dedicated to the idea that the jewish people of to centuries of living is persecuted minorities within other countries were entitled to state an historic palestine the biblical homeland of the jews more than 3000 years before but there was a basic problem with the choice from the start palestine was already home to hundreds of thousands of palestinian arabs who had been living in palestine for centuries. after world war 2 when the holocaust the situation reached a breakpoint ultimately the british colonial government made the decision to withdraw and to polish the problem onto the newly created united nations. in $147.00 un resolution 181 recommended that palestine be split into 2 parts jews who were a 3rd of the population would receive 56 percent of the land palestinians who had 2 thirds of the population and possessed more than 90 percent of historic palestine would receive 44 percent these terms

palestine was already home to hundreds of thousands of palestinian arabs who had been living in palestine for centuries. after world war 2 when the holocaust the situation reached a breakpoint ultimately the british colonial government made the decision to withdrawal and to polish the problem on to the newly created united nations in 147 un resolution 181 recommended that palestine be split into 2 parts jews who were a 3rd of the population would receive 56 percent of the land palestinians who had 2 thirds of the population and possessed move 90 percent of historic palestine would receive 44 percent these terms were immediately rejected by arab leaders as unfair but in the spring of 1948 as honestly it is declared israel a state along the proposed borders anyway triggering the 1st arab israeli will arab army and out. early morning. after winning a crushing victory israel took possession of even more land by the time almost this was declared in $949.00 israel controls 78 percent of historic palestine the creation of the new state would be celebrated by israelis as a triumph but to this day

on palestine 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years have been postponed they were due to take place next month president mahmoud abbas decided to postpone the polls because of of this new israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem the opposition hamas has rejected the palestinian authorities decision calling it a coup. donovan were some are the. we call on the international community to continue putting pressure on israel to stop its provocative action against palestinian national rights and to respect agreements that has signed including the palestinian right to vote in east jerusalem the european stance on the seems to have changed europe said hold elections will support you so we plan to wear is that now we will continue working on policy national unity put an end to our division and reconcile for god's sake i plead with you to hold a peaceful resistance where is the national unity on this. let's go to brian get to this is a senior fellow at the center for american progress is joining us from because that's in maryland thanks for speaking to us are you surprised by this postpo

amy: omar shakir, you're the is one palestine director for human rights watch. we're speaking to you in oman, jordan. you were expelled by israel. have you ever been allowed back? what is israel's treatment of human rights observers in the occupied territories? >> these really government did to partly november 2019. -- did deport me november 2019. they found i fell afoul as result of my human rights advocacy but before a joint human rights watch as well as my work at human rights watch. as result, i am t ableo return to israel and palestine to cover human rights abuses to do my job on the ground. the treaent i received i think speaks to israel's larger treatment of human rights defenders. israeli human rights defende also face significant restrictions. to give one other example, a palestinian staff member of amnesty international has since 2019 faced a travel ban by e israeli authorities on unspecified grounds. he was not able to visit his mother in a hospital in jerusalem three kilometers from his home as a result of this travel ban where she was receiving chem

as you mentioned earlier, 15 years, elections have not been held in palestine. there a democratic deficit and legitimacy deficit among palestinians. the separation between gaza and the west bank, it weakens the palestinians and elections could have created new momentum in the ability of the palestinian political entity to become stronger and be able to negotiate with the israelis from a position of power. i think canceling the election would weaken things. i understand the reason behind their frustration, not enabling the residents of jerusalem to participate. julia: if holding the elections would strengthen their position, why has mahmoud abbas delay the elections? guest: he has been there for way too long. he is aging, at the age of 85, i'm not so sure he wants to face election. again, the right to vote is essential and israel should not provide -- should not deprive them of their basic rights to vote, but he looks at public opinion polls and they don't necessarily play into his hands. it would legitimately back hamas into the political system in palestine and

ottoman empire ruled until world war i, and in palestine, soldiers tried to enforce international lawalled for an international home. the next few decades were filled with growing tension and bloodshed. >> judea home. jews-- >> after 2000 years a jewish nation exists in the atmosphere of civil war, relinquishing of the british mandate, palestine is rocked by full scale war. >> when israel was officially founded in 1958, british soldiers pulled out and were replaced by soldiers from arab countries. palestine is invaded as the united nations looks for some way to stop the war. >> in 1948, the army invaded and took the hills and renamed it the west bank, meaning the west bank of the country jordan. so what was the strategic reality on the edge. state of israel were controlled by jordan? >> they were literally on the pie ground, pete. they were controlling the area. we were in a situation where we could be obliterated. >> from 1948 to 1967 that's how it remained, judea and samaria was now the west bank. >> they occupied this area for 19 years. in 1967 israel miraculously, i would say, lib

palestine's 1st election in 15 years has been delayed president for that bass blamed israel for creating uncertainty around voting he said elections will not go ahead until the participation of all palestinians in jerusalem could be guaranteed made even him has more from ramallah. he also blamed the europeans he said that the europeans have pressured them to issue a presidential decree in january to hold these elections and of course we know that this came after the hand hamas agreed to hold these elections and they were going to be the 1st in 15 years but then he said the europeans couldn't make good on their promise and convince the israelis to allow the palestinians to have these elections and said no matter the time israel decides to have the palestinians hold these elections they will be taking place. in a valley has appeared in court for the 1st time since ending a 3 week hunger strike the kremlin critic attended a hearing by video link to appeal against his conviction for defaming a war veteran a separate court cases the siding with or his opposition network should be labeled extr

also coming up, palestine announces it is delaying its first election in 15 years a president in unprecedentedes. taking stock of president biden's first 100 days in office. and twin court challenges for alexei navalny and his anticorruption organization, but his supporters say they will fight on. ♪ barbara: coronavirus cases and deaths across and you have reached a new high, as the devastating second wave. more than 3600 deaths and nearly 280,000 cases were reported on thursday. but millions turned out to vote for regional elections in west bengal, sparking fears that the state may turn into the new epicenter. a report from new delhi. reporter: she is inconsolable after hearing of her mother's death while waiting in line get oxygen for her. i want to go to my mother, she cries repeatedly. earlier, she described just how difficult it is to get help in delhi. >> we have been out of our house since 2:00 in the morning. , there is no oxygen available and after a lot of running around, we finally got here by around 4:00. initially there was a queue on the other side. than we were told we had to co

well if we cannot have palestina my government was certainly not allow britain to control french palestine would be an actress then we need to find another solution before we come to blows 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for centuries to come and so. now we can draw on the. sykes because lines in the sand on al-jazeera. latest news as it breaks with. film i was happy for him because he's promising to jab jump start the economy with details coverage then again when i asked him why he was . allowed to hold large rallies while they aren't allowed to earn a living from around the world this is about the man for fundamental change to the way the police operate in the united states. the soldiers there i'm carrying obligato with a check on iraq headlines at least 38 people have been killed in a stampede at a religious festival in northern israel it happened in mounds meron where people gathered for the holiday harry fawcett has more from western of them it is an extremely serious and large scale incident one that the prime mini

palestine's 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years have been postponed they were urged to take place next month but president mahmoud abbas has delayed the pole because of a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem in the abraham reports . a day before the electoral campaign with to start president mahmoud abbas put the palestinian elections on hold he's blaming israel for uncertainty whether people in occupied east jerusalem will be able to participate in the vote. once they say yes we will hold elections tomorrow as long as we are free to go to the polls will campaign and whoever wins wins this is a democracy we believe in a. rival palestinian factions fattah hand hamas had agreed in january to hold the 1st parliamentary and presidential elections in 15 years but differences soon emerged. how matters rejected the election today saying it will harm palestinian interests in previous elections is really allowed a few 1000 palestinians to vote in israeli controlled post offices in east jerusalem this time israeli officials say they don't have a government to approve t

palestine's 1st election in 15 years could be delayed president mahmoud abbas says israel hasn't yet confirmed if palestinians will be able to vote in occupied east jerusalem the parliamentary elections are for may the 22nd while a presidential vote is due in july well let's cross to need to eat rahim who is in her my love for a 7 is so needed what about his actually been speaking in the past half hour about what has his message been. he said that these received a message from israel through the americans and through the arabs that there is no answer yet when it comes to holding elections in east jerusalem he said that he's received some oral must just from them saying that they're not going to be allowing those elections to be held and he said that this is ironic and this is nonsense since the israeli government although they had elections they have some sort of a transitional government now but this this is a government that has been able as far as his as he said as i said that has been able to to approve new illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank but couldn't delive

alone barbara starr you're watching out as they are live from london also coming out of palestine announces it's delaying its 1st election in 15 years a president in unprecedented times taking stock of joe biden's 1st $100.00 days in office and twin court challenges for kremlin critic alex in about landis anticorruption organization but his supporters say they will fight all. coronavirus cases and deaths across india have reached a new high as the country grapples with a devastating 2nd wave more than 3600 deaths and nearly 380000 cases were reported on thursday but millions of people turned out to vote for regional elections in west bengal sparking fears that the state may turn into the new at the center elizabeth for and then reports from new delhi. should the sun is inconsolable lot to hearing of her mother's death while waiting in line to get oxygen for her i want to go to my mother she cries repeatedly. she described just how difficult it is to get help in delhi. we have an out of a house is 2 in the morning there is no oxygen available in all of delhi and after a lot of running around

palestine the. kind of funny made goods even but who is by no means an easy interview he. does seem that the war the civil war has been quite frankly war it's people defending themselves against a fascist government it's a moment of great confidence of clarity of vision of conviction and the way of a son confining spics in clip shows all of this this and there was the whole of the palestinian revolution all the conflict it's not a conflict it's a liberation movement fighting for justice. well whatever it might be best call not whatever kind of picks up on a very important word which for me resonated the strongest and this is the word whatever this is exactly what the problem started this is a people who is discriminated is fighting for his rights this is a story and this is the narrative that palestinians unfortunately have not been able to relate to the world that post in their it as narrated by palestinians is not something that the world wants to hear why not just talk. to him talk to the israeli leaders that's kind of competition between the sword in the neck you mean

soldiers are alive from dell heim ferry non-gay the also coming up on hold what would have been palestine's 1st elections in 15 years are postponed hamas the scribes the decision as a coup. brazil becomes the 2nd country to surpass 400000 covert 1000 deaths and health officials are warning of more gruesome days ahead. president joe biden hits the road to promote his plan to rebuild the u.s. economy as he marks 100 days in office. hello we begin with breaking news out of israel at least 38 people have been killed in a stampede it happens in mount meron which is in the north where people had gathered for a religious holiday oriel goldberg is the international relations coordinator for magen david adom paramedics who were at the scene of the incident he says many people more people are injured and more could die. and we do need a teams responded provided a those were instance i backup teams 200 amp. and then a cycle of mobile unit helical as to the scene to transform back in just to the hustle. carousel vestal area flag and maybe people still seen we have number one right. now rafah set has mo

on holds what would have been palestine's 1st elections in 15 years or postponed hamas describes the decision as a coup. president joe biden hits the road to promote his plan to rebuild the u.s. economy as he wants 100 days in office. trouble at the border between kurdistan and to jerk a stun a conflict over water the several dead and injured. hello thanks for joining us brazil is marking another bleak milestone in the current a virus pandemic after the number of deaths past 400008 quarter of those fatalities were recorded this month brazil is only the 2nd country after the u.s. to reach that figure let's speak to monica who is joining us live from rio de janeiro monica so why is brazil recording so many more deaths. well there just so you have an idea of how fast things have. gotten in the fat past few days just 100000 deaths happened in the last 36 days and one reason is the new brazilian variant which is has a higher viral load so it's it it it's more easily transmitted from one person to another this it's also more effective in reaching young people so there's a greater amount of

and protests against a decision to delay palestine's 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years we'll tell you why straight after the break. rains return to japan i know it's been raining but is more in its way on saturday a slow moving system stretching from the korean peninsula right through the home show some of the are incented suggest some big down poles and given what happened a couple days ago that's more potential for landslide certainly for flash flooding and things got question slightly warmer 39 s. a paro neverwhere to the west is now largely sunny and warm quiet beijing and shanghai roughly the same time she's quite hot in hong kong humidity so it is very little rain in china what there is is trying to come in from the west it's not really seasonal stuff just yet a bit of break in the line of what should be seasonal rain there is more of the other end of it so what's developing in western china is throughout this part of southeast asia anywhere from vietnam back towards thailand to be some pretty big downpours recent the same is true when you're on the border of the southern ph

and israel walked out on were not just palestine one was palestine but the other was reparations and so i think it does have a radical potential it doesn't automatically become a radical demand but it does have a radical potential both for material support for people suffering but also to expose the corruption of racial capitalism so so that's why i think it's useful i don't think it's a panacea so i have some i think that's where i'm at i notice so much more to cover here this is a very nuanced and complicated topic and we'll make sure you have you have you back to talk about it even more but i want to thank you both for joining me in the arena of operations we djerba thank you so much. into iraq thank you that's our show for the week but up front will be back next weekend. we live in a world where the news is at our fingertips where we're one clay course wiped away from the latest headlines but how often do we stop swiping i'm scrolling and just listen it's the difference between knowing what's in the headlines and understanding how they got there. and this is to take podcast where

and israel walked out on were not just palestine one was palestine but the other was reparations and so i think it does have a radical potential it doesn't automatically become a radical demand but it does have a radical potential both for material support for people suffering but also to expose the corruption of racial capitalism so so that's why i think it's useful i don't think it's a panacea so i have some i think that's where i'm at i notice so much more to cover here this is a very nuanced and complicated topic and we'll make sure you have you have you back to talk about it even more but i want to thank you both for joining me in the arena barberin zvi jabot thank you so much. into iraq thank you that's our show for the week but up front will be back next weekend. bolen's right wing government on the catholic church are the very best of friends occurs supports the government the government supports the church their critics claim they both draw power from demonizing others they find an enemy on them by trying to screw other people with it and it's not ideology hatred but have re

jazeera live from doha also coming up it's being called a coup protest against a decision to postpone palestine's 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years. poverty is partly to blame for more children and babies dying as brazil's coronavirus told us is 400000. and trouble at the border between kurdistan and. a conflict over water leave several dead and injured. a stampede at a religious festival in northern israel has killed at least $44.00 people the crash happened at a gathering for tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews and monks met on israel's prime minister has called it a heavy disaster sort of product as the latest. emergency services rushed to the scene where tens of thousands of cultural orthodox jews had gathered for the like boma annual pilgrimage was started off as an all night gathering of prayer and dance at the bonfire festival ended with these chaotic scenes. bodies of those killed in a stampede are lined up hundreds of people injured for vital a for those who were injured and. $200.00 ambulances another cycle of care units helicopters to the scene needs to transport evacuate th

well if we cannot have palestinian my government was certainly not allow britain to control french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for centuries to come and so. now we can draw on the. psych speak out lines in the sand on al-jazeera. dozens of people are killed and many more have been injured in a stampede at a religious festival in northern israel. i'm obnoxious and this is all just here a live from doha also coming up protests against the decision to delay palestine's 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years poverty is partly to blame for more children and babies dying as brazil's coronavirus told process for high.

which gives it more credibility because i could talk about till tomorrow about palestine but people will just take one look at me and say well you're biased but no people don't know that i've been there that i've been under bombs the family has lost members of its own that my children do not have a grandfather because of the israeli entity because they killed him right in his village but this is not the issue here the issue is to tell the world that there were war crimes and these war crimes need to be dealt with and the palestinians have every right to find. protection to find salvation even after years of these workers have been committed at least have some soldier and peace for their families and for their cause and in terms of practicalities today on the ground in israel of the palestinian territories bearing in mind israel's been in political limbo now with 4 elections over 2 years and the troubles that have been going on barely featuring in the coalition talks how much progress being hampered by that instability in israel politically at the moment. well i can't talk about how it is

and israel walked out on were not just palestine one was palestine but the other was reparations and so i think it does have a radical potential it doesn't automatically become a radical demand but it does have a radical potential both for material support for people suffering but also to expose the corruption of racial capitalism so so that's why i think it's useful i don't think it's a panacea so i have some i think that's where i'm at i notice so much more to cover here this is a very nuanced and complicated topic and we'll make sure you have you have you back to talk about it even more but i want to thank you both for joining me in the arena barberin zvi djerba thank you so much. into i right thank you that's our show for the week but up front will be back next weekend. vaccines a promising path out of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap as the marriage between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geopolitics to the pure economics the mi

and israel walked out on were not just palestine one was palestine but the other was reparations and so i think it does have a radical potential it doesn't automatically become a radical demand but it does have a radical potential both for material support for people suffering but also to expose the corruption of racial capitalism so so that's why i think it's useful i don't think it's a panacea so absolutely that's where i'm at i notice so much more to cover here this is a very nuanced and complicated topic and we'll make sure you have you have you back to talk about it even more but i want to thank you both for joining me in the arena of operations we jabot thank you so much. and i write thank you that's our show for the week but up front we'll be back next weekend. played an important role in checking in with. joe to trace. the story of one of the most successful p.r. campaigns in the us. study after study has demonstrated that israeli perspectives dominate american media coverage what part of this case you get through your thick head is hamas a terrorist organization the only thi

still ahead on al-jazeera protests against her decision to delay palestine's for a spot of entry elections in 15 years and we'll look at why the survival of thousands of elephants is being threatened by an avocado farm in kenya. hello there nice to see you depending on where you are in europe you either need the rain jackets or the sunglasses 1st let's go over that precipitation story will come back to this area for saturday but right now let's talk about northern spain into the south of france into italy we've got somewhat weather on deck for friday also an outbreak of rain towards ukraine belarus and russia but returning to that saturday picture because we do run the real risk of seeing some severe storms pop up in this area and we've also got a helping of snow for the alps over the weekend temperature is the other big one it's talk about so athens 28 degrees on saturday had away from the agency into the eastern med and you had. were up to 37 degrees on monday well above average also dialing up the heat for egypt as 140 degrees that's a temperature that you would typically see in june no

matheson this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests against the decision to delay palestine's 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years poverty is partly to blame for more children and babies dying as brazil's coronavirus told posses 400000. and a rush to get out as nepal is capital goes into lockdown fears it's heading for a covert $900.00 crisis similar to neighboring india. stampede at a religious festival in northern israel has killed at least 44 people the crash happened at a gathering for tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews on mount met on our correspondent how the faucets near the scene he's going to be updating the shortly 1st this report from sort of hot. emergency services rushed to the scene where tens of thousands of cultural orthodox jews had gathered for the like boma annual hope image which started off as an all night gathering of prayer and dance at the bonfire festival ended with these chaotic scenes. bodies of those killed in a stampede are lined up hundreds of people are injured for vital a those were injured and we send teams $200.00 ambulances another c

palestine's 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years have been perspire own and they were due to be held next month but president mahmoud abbas has delayed the vote citing a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem it became reports now from the occupied west bank. a day before the electoral campaign with a just start president mahmoud abbas put the palestinian elections on hold he's blaming israel for uncertainty whether people in occupied east jerusalem will be able to participate in the vote. i do not once they say yes we will hold elections to morrow as long as we're free to go to the polls will campaign and whoever wins wins this is a democracy we believe in a. rival palestinian factions fact the head of hamas had agreed in january to hold the 1st parliamentary and presidential elections in 15 years but differences soon emerged. how matters rejected the election today saying it will harm palestinian interests in previous elections is really allowed a few 1000 palestinians to vote in israeli controlled post offices in east jerusalem this time israeli officials say t

and israel walked out on were not just palestine one was palestine but the other was reparations and so i think it does have a radical potential it doesn't automatically become a radical demand but it does have a radical potential both for material support for people suffering but also to expose the corruption of racial capitalism so so that's why i think it's useful i don't think it's a panacea so absolutely that's where i and i notice so much more to cover here this is a very nuanced and complicated topic and we'll make sure you have you have you back to talk about it even more but i want to thank you both for joining me in the arena barberin zvi jabot thank you so much. and 10. thank you that's our show for the week but up front we'll be back next weekend. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish and the state line becomes the default media namely develop new kinds of images that that leak that it gives to these guys that just how do you create a nuisance makes it hard for

we found evidence based on case studies conducted across israel and palestine.0 footnotes in this report. some of the abuses include the imposition for 54 years of draconian military rule on 2.7 million palestinians in the west bank, while israeli authorities govern jewish israeli settlers living in the same territory and you the most rights respecting civil law. it includes 2 million palestinians in the gaza strip effectively caged into an open air prison, 14 years facing a generalized travel ban. it includes policies and the majority of the west bank where it's 100 more times likely that your home gets demolished if you are a palestinian than that you get a building permit. and millions are deprived of basic say over the government and those who rule their lives. >> what are you hoping to achieve by releasing this human rights watch report? >> prominent voices for years have warned that apartheid lurked just around the corner if the rule over palestinians did not change. israeli authorities have turned that corner, the/hold has been crossed. apartheid is the r

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he's been named deputy assistant secretary of state for israel palestine at the u. s.epartment. there's also re madonna, who was named deputy white house director of legislative affairs. the uc berkeley grad was born in north line into palestinian parents who migrated to the u. s i think a lot of every american's air. uh quite frankly and just now beginning to getting getting into the political system, they're just starting to get their feet wet, understanding politics. it would be nice to see them make a splash in the public sector as well and overcome these negative stereotypes that have plagued our community for so long. there are those who view president binds commitment to arab americans with skepticism, some point to his long support of israel dating back to his early days in congress. he even declared himself a quote zionists while speaking to a jewish organization back in 2007. lawmakers are coming together to stop violence against asian americans today, us editor alex padilla and cal and congressman ted lieu participated in a virtual town hall to talk about th