supreme court. he wants to make the supreme court of israel more like the supreme court of the united states, canada, and new zealand, england, and many other countries. right now the supreme court of israel has far more power than any supreme court in the world today. it is the only supreme court to strike down legislation it deems to be unreasonable. the only supreme court that doesn't require standing before you become spring k. so any n g o can bring a case and these are reasonable debates. this is the base that have occurred in the united states over the years. you said earlier that the 3rd at yahoo is looking for compromise. i'm wondering where that compromise will be, especially if he keeps somewhere like been given or bizarre, smarter in 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 decisions, 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. t

of to the supreme court. and after months of evolution and assessment, supreme court of israel decided that it's illegal based on that decision has been evacuated. however, the hardliners in the israeli morals to write the government in his drives history or, or jacqueline that and they want to rule put that for the ad that therefore the supplements while monday, 23 ultra national jewish group made incursions into the most compound that the palestinian worshippers conducted morning prayers earlier, hundreds of palestinian youths were prevented from accessing the compound for don't prayers. meanwhile, israel's police commissioner says that images is really forces beating palestinian worshippers inside deal. i'm off last week. have caused a quote terrible impasse. the coby subtitled is really media that police had to act and the incident is being investigated and that israel will quote, learn from it more than a dozen. palestinian john police officers were injured. a 15 year old palestinian boy has been shot dead by israeli forces in jericho and the occupied west bank. he was shot in the hedge and the chest and

supreme court. and after months of evolution and assessment, supreme court of israel decided that it's illegal on based on that decision has been evacuated. however, the hardliners in the israeli, most right, the government in his drives history or, or jacked him dad and they want to view open that for the ad that therefore the sap them. and so you can see that also in this case, that it's not only about escalate in the already existing passion, but also we can see the passion between these right government then israel supreme court as well because it's very sorry, a government saying that the supreme court has over empowered this self and it does interfere in any decisions of the government. and that's why they're coming up with a judicial reform. that is a loving the simple majority of the can. i said to override any decision made by the supreme court and also to appoint the majority of the judges. he supreme court and that's why it has been 14 beat that many israelis across israel and particularly in television art or pause in this judicial overhaul. so by these action, particularly the national sec

cunning operation in order to implement judicial reform and take away opportunities from the supreme court of israelred on this one because a quick victorious war with iran is not supposed to be a long-term one, it is serious . considered as a tactical move by the prime minister, and even more so today. today it is shown that if there are any events happening around israel, the opposition immediately supported the government and said we support all the harsh reactions of the government against a terrorist attack , so you are right that when the entire israeli people unites for this, it is not necessary to start this major war, it is enough to see that today in danger , several terrorist attacks took place, in which not only israelis were killed, but also the game of railway tourists, citizens and of other countries, and today in this regard, the prime minister invited the leader of the opposition . there will be events, but it can be so ordinary. i would say that he says that he can be pleasant for everyone, a mansion for iranians , the usual, uh, the usual road, the usual way , planes from israel w

supreme court. and after months of evolution and assessment, supreme court of israel decided that illegal and based on that decision has been created. however, the hardliners in the israeli was to write the government in the history or of jackie that and they want to open that for the for the supplement. irish nationalists have been marching to protest against the good friday agreement which ended the northern ireland conflict. 25 years ago. these are pictures in march and londonderry, the event has not been sanctioned by authorities and security measures have been ramped up. a boat with 400 people on board is addressed between greece and malta. its reportedly been abandoned by its captain and its without fuel. the boat was discovered by the german n g o c watch. highlands army is putting up temporary shelter. as for thousands of refugees fleeing conflict in me and mar, at least 10000 people have crossed into thailand in the past week to escape fighting between arm groups and the border guard forest. oh, man is leading international efforts in yemen to bring an end to the 8 year conflict. hundreds o

in commemorations in jerusalem. israel's defense minister cited security concerns and the sensitivity of the day as the rationale behind his decision. yet the supreme court of israel itself under attack from the right rule, the measure unlawful guarantee palestinian families are right to participate. meanwhile, embattled prime minister benjamin netanyahu called for national unity at the ceremony. morning palestinians and israelis gathered in tel aviv event which is being held for the 18th time saw some $50000.00 people in attendance. participated, shared their stories of losses and express their hope for an end to the violence years. what some of the participants had to say. no, my name is i shall hottie of america for a mad los american good can, but then toward abuse. i'm led him to get rid of women inside. look because hobbies i must, my been my hold off. that is within compared to 6th bears on me. ah. so it's, that's me. i know. ah, when i listen to our thoughts, i'm a story girl, i'm a candle knows in years i am. i think that it's my lar, small with my last saw ah, so on sharing bins. but there's one victims. my name is robbie dam, lynn, and i'm the

commemorations in jerusalem. israel's defense minister site and security concerns and the sensitivity of the date as a rationale behind his decision. yet the supreme court of israel itself under attack from the right rule, the measure on lawful branching, palestinian families the right to participate. meanwhile, embattled prime minister benjamin netanyahu called for national unity at the ceremony. morning palestinians and israelis gathered in tel aviv event, which is being held for the 18th time, saw some $15000.00 people in attendance participants, shared stories of their losses and express their hope for an end to violence, years what some of the participants had to say. my name is i so hottie, bam, math for a mad los american good can. but then toward a b s. i'm led him to get rid of women inside the cabinet authorities. i must library them, hold off that is within compared to 6th bears on me. ah, so it's, that's me and there was, ah, when i listened to, i thought i knew story though i knew candle knows it is i am. i think that it's my nurse. well this is my last saw ah, so on sharing bins. but there's one victims. my name is to i'll be damned, lynn,

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commemorations in jerusalem. israel's offence ministers, cited security concerns and the sensitivity of the date as the rationale behind his decision. yet the supreme court of israel itself under attack from the right rule, the measure on lawful branching, palestinian families are right to participate in the mean mall embattled pm benjamin netanyahu called for national unity. at the ceremony. morning palestinians and israelis gathered in tel aviv event, which is being held for the 18th time saw some $15000.00 people in attendance participant shared stories of their losses and express their hope for an end to violence. here is what some of the participants had to say. my name is ayesha. i'm mad love, i'm working with them. but then to be a woman inside, look, i'm with authorities. i was like, what about what that is? we're doing in therapy, 6 based on the are so that's, that's me. and i was, i listen to, i thought i knew story. i think i don't know unless i'm i think that it's my list of all. this is my listen. so. oh. so watch having been because we had good tim. my name is to be dam lynn, and i'm the spokesperson and the director of international relati

commemorations in jerusalem. israel's defense minister, cited security concerns and the sensitivity of the date as the rationale behind his decision of yet the supreme court of israel itself, under its hat from the right ruled the measure unlawful granting palestinian families so right to participate. meanwhile, in battle p. m. benjamin netanyahu called for national unity at the ceremony. morning palestinians and israelis gathered and tel aviv the event which is being held for the 18th time saw some $15000.00 people in attendance. participants shared stories of their losses and express their hope for an end to violence. here's what some of the participants had to say. my name is i so happy a mad love. i'm working with them to be a woman and said look, i become sort of if i missed my been with being in therapy 6 been on the i so that's me. i know when i listen to the story, i think i don't know unless i'm i think that it's my list of all. this is my listen . so. ah. so watch having been because we had written, my name is will be dam, lynn, and i'm the spokesperson. and the director of international relations for the parents. this is the ceremony of palesti

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of corruption, has started a legal reform for himself to make judges including the judges of israel's supreme courtice of wealth more obedient and accommodating supporters of the same incumbent government. such as breaking lensky reproach him for insufficient rigidity and principles while accusing the judges of the supreme court of betraying the basic interests of the people, israel's huturalists have already been convicted. in prison, they turned out to be right, they must be granted and they must be pitied, one must enter into their position. it turns out you can negotiate with a tourist organization. if it is for the good, but it is for the good from the point of view of whom not from the point of view of parliament and government, which did not gather at all, but from the point of view of some group. there professors of doctors of sciences of the elite, and the city dweller elennacht i the settler walked, volensky, united in only one thing, they do not consider the legal system of israel to be sinless, but the supreme court of justice, fully, corresponding to its name, further differences begin

the supreme court of israel should the last word on issues of civil due process, free speech. there shouldn't be an override by the knesset and. what's happening in israel is exact only what's happening in the united states deeply divided country. in order for bibi to become prime minister, he has to make deals with the devil and met the devil. when i was there. just like mccarthy to become speaker the house, he had to make deals with the devil. i wish neither them had done it, but they did. they're both democracies and pendulum swings wildly. now, you know, it's right in israel. it's left in the united states. it'll change but as long as both countries maintain democratic character, i'm i'm happy. and really believe that. and i share your by the way that the idea that a legislature can overrule the high court is very dangerous it's very dangerous. and i told them that. and i'm jake tapper. just two nights ago, i didn't see it, but about ten people told me, jake tapper interviewed on cnn bibi and one of his first questions was even alan, who's your friend and who defends israe

>> the supreme court of israel. we are a country of rule of law.ourt, which is respected across the world, and that supreme court tells us you have to evict this because it is illegal or you don't need to evict because it is legal. amna: saudi arabia, with whom benjamin netanyahu has said he would like to reach a peace deal, has released statements condemning israeli actions. saudi is calling israel and occupation government again. how can israel improve relations with saudi arabia, with its arab neighbors in general if the settlements continue and if the violence escalate? >> i think the saudis look at the region and they view israel as a potential partner to fend off the real big threat of the region, which is iran. amna: but they have just begun to normalize relations with iran. >> because they sense there is a degree of vacuum in the region and they are hedging. but if they see that israel continues the correct policy that i enacted of fighting iran back on its territory as opposed for waiting for it to hit us in our homes, whether in israel or

decisions made it made by the either the supreme court and also the politicians to be able to appoint a majority off, did the members of the supreme court in israel because they said that the supreme court is over and poverty. and that is, that must stop because the judge da da da supreme court is interfering any decision or made by the government. but the critics here, they said that such a thing. so change simply will destroy there that, that, that the said that the separation of the power and the chunk of balances in different branches in the country. so that's why in the 14th setter day, in a row, hundreds of thousands of palestinians, mainly in television, but across the other cities as well, or gathering and trying to protest less that protest that proposal. so i was talking to the protest as they're not only asking for the, for the changes to be put on a pause, but also they are asking the government to resign because they say that this government is a racist. and it is itself a threat to the security of the country. all right, thanks very much for the sat air force fashion televi, where test taking place again as they have been so many we

of the supreme court . thank you very much, mr. igor, for clarifying the situation in israel hor samovolos, the director of the center for middle eastern studies, was in direct contact with us. and we are with mr. vitaly portnikov we'll be back in a few moments let's continue the saturday period club why am i here i have sensitive teeth eat ice cream pain cold air pain sweet pain the dentist advised lacalutensitive what effectively reduces tooth sensitivity if i knew calut sensiti in previously i would not have had to come here lakalot sunset reliable protection against pain watch one fourth of the champions league matches man city vs. bayern and real vs. chelsea the loudest matches exclusively on megogo fm galicia russian broadcast on your cyber as well radio fm galicia has prepared its answer and did you hear ours the armed forces promised a spring counteroffensive to the occupier, so the radio fm galicia will be in the formation of an informational spring counterattack, you will hear and even see life continues, the war is going on, galicia is not for the russians you won'

hundreds of the nationals as violence. spin, sudan rages on post indians on israel is can join the mark memorial day because of the restrictions imposed by israeli authorities are crossed by the supreme court. we spoke to some of the participants who lost loved ones in the conflict. i love my son. can you imagine how unique with very warm welcome to our see international moneys peter scott to bring you all the latest on my headquarters every moscow? thanks for joining us. we start with some news just in from washington, because joe biden has officially announced his 2020 for reelection bid. it's 80 years old biden is the oldest candidates you think u. s. re election, vice president. pamela harris will once again be his running mates. the elections will take place in november next year. ah, new and base system has been plunged into crisis by western attempts to replace international law with a rules based order with us, according to russia's foreign minister who was speaking at the un security council . to chess on us and to recently assist him with a un centric system is currently going through a deep crisis. the root cause of this was the desire of individual members of this organization

israel against plans, judicial changes. ah, critics say the changes are aimed at handing more power to politicians at the expense of the supreme court. where earlier israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced that he decided not to fire, his defense minister, you, i've got aunt, who openly criticized the judicial overhaul. kamala me loom like a bizarre would be the hon. gallant, a few words about to faint minister gallant home. even in the last few days, we worked together and stand together around the clock on all fronts and the face of security challenges. there were disagreements between us even severe disagreements on santa shoes, but i decided to leave disagreements behind us were gallant remains in his possession and we will continue to work together for the security of the citizens of israel as a group of israelis, including the national security minister have marched to an illegal settlement in occupied west bank. despite concerns it may feel attentions between israelis and palestinians. it's a mar them good beer joint hundreds of israeli settlers rallies halting, illegal settlements in the area. the march started

parliament essentially overriding with a simple imagine the will of the -- the decisions of the supreme court. israel has been thrown off balance. the big challenge, it is a big one, is to bring it back to a balance that is accepted and in most democracies between the three branches of government without going to a sign that would remove checks an balances on the power of the majority. i have no problem with that. as you know, i was educated in the united states. i'm fully conversant with the federalist papers. i read them more than once. and i think what we're trying to do is put this system into balance. and by the way, in most parliamentary democracies the executive and legislative are mixed. so you have two polls. and if it swung to one side, bring it back to the center, don't swing it to the other side and i'm going to ensure that that is not going to happen. by the way, most of the supporters of judicial reform that are now encompassing vast majority of the public, the need for judicial reform agreed it should be somewhere in the middle. which is a hard task. but that is what democracies are ab

decisions made it made by the either the supreme court and also the politicians to be able to appoint a majority off the that the members of the supreme court in israel, because they said that the supreme court is over and poverty. and that is, that must stop because the judge, the supreme court is each a feeling any decision or made by the government. but their critics here, they said that such a thing such change simply will destroy dead that the said that the separation of the power and the chunk of balances in different branches in the country. so that's why in the 14th setter day, in, at all, hundreds of thousands of palestinians, mainly in television, but across the other cities as well, or gathering and trying to protest that we're protest that proposal. so i was talking to the protest as they're not only asking for the, for the changes to be put on a pause, but also they are asking the government to resign. because the say that this government is a racist and it is itself a threat to the security of the company in watching and he is our life. i'm not going much more still to bring you on the program, my falling developments in russia and the

rough as all weapons the right-wing proposal of israel's most expensive cabinet was to weaken the country's supreme courtich gave politicians disturbing power. it means the end of israel's work. refusal to do military service in israel may have a heavy price. i prayed and i was in prison for a total of 115 days. it was a bad experience . i was in prison with arms smugglers, rapists and murderers. is it possible for a woman to do military service soon? doesn't hearing other people's bad memories about prison scare her, of course it's scary, but it doesn't deter me. it's a hard experience, but it doesn't stop me from doing what i believe. air force pilots and two-fire patriots say that the extreme rightists are pushing to such an extent that they are about to lose their authority . he served 17 years in the special forces and 22 years in the reserve forces . or the problem is much bigger than these it is bigger than this, the issue of unlimited power is similar to the beginning of a two-pronged fascist movement in the armed forces, it is not a good time, the recent missile attacks from lebanon, syria and t

that the reform will correct the distortion of the country's political system, when the supreme court has too much power to influence the political life of israelition, on the contrary , is sure that the government intended to subordinate the courts to itself branch of government. today, representatives of opposite points of view are gathering at the residence of president yitzhak duke to seek a compromise, a compromise designed to prevent the side from sliding into civil strife . caspian sea of ​​friendship, it will last 10 days for the participants, including the governor - this is not so much a biker race. how big is an important international mission reporting by dmitry dubrovsky 5,000 km around the entire caspian , one can almost say by cant, astrakhan maxim bykov, although he calls himself a motorist. in fact, a highly experienced traveler traveled almost 15,000 km a few years ago. from astrakhan through mongolia to magadan so to the difficulties along the way. the caspian sea of ​​friendship is ready. although the study occurs in our areas without asphalt coverage of such an average off-road, light average is nothing. we are ready to cop

believes that the reform will correct the state system of the country, when the supreme court has too much power to influence the political life of israel today, representatives of opposite points of view are gathering at the residence of president yitzhak duke to seek a compromise, a compromise designed to prevent the side from sliding into civil strife sergey pashkov alexander ivanyuk anastasia demenets vesti, israel and now the broadcast of our channel will continue the program of the parliamentary hour. with whom we will build up the potential, life was divided into before and after the shelling was heard , but did not have time to go down to the basement. what changed after contacting the deputy about this in our section on parliamentary control, she asked for help, kitty. it's me , milfon. i have a demand for good and my own what was and will be a children's movie. this is a chance. finally, fill the big screens with our native children's movies. now. i know there is a question. who to support whom the state will help, first of all, the entire market - this, of course, will move the details of the law from alexander loktionov. as

she and some crime of demonstrate against israel, military occupation of the palestinian territories, and the governments controversial plans to curb the supreme court's powers. nowadays, i'm very pessimistic recalls this the way to me because we are not going to given we, i mean, the ones who demonstrate every of research of the lives and more and more than that . and if my to little civil war, because no side will group in for her, these demonstrations are as much about the past as the future of the country home. while harry bellefonte, an entertainment giant, who became the epitome of the celebrity activist, has died at the age of 96 elephant tape again, his groundbreaking, acting, and singing career in the 1950s. winning a tony award for his starring role in almanac and achieving crossover success with the musical common jones elephant. his husky voice and caribbean influenced albums earned him the title. the calypso came. but he forged his civil rights legacy in the 19 sixty's, marching with civil rights leader, martin luther king junior and fighting for social justice in the united states and africa. bellefonte, died of congestive heart failure

the balance between the three branches of government and israel is no different and in israel the last 30 years has been a growing litigation of the supreme court the executive and the legislative, we're trying to bring it back into proper balance and that obviously has concerns because democracy is based on the will of the majority and the will of the people as reflected in the government that is elected and the legislature that is elected and protecting individual rights and the will of the majority and the rights of the minority and how to balance that is something that we're working on now. it's not easy. i want to make sure the pendulum doesn't swing from an all-powerful judiciary. always independent and not always all powerful that overrules the government or the parliament, but at the same time i don't want the parliament overruling automatically every decision of the supreme court. so i've decided to take time out, try to get a balance between the opposing views and there are strongly opposing views on both sides of our society, and i hope to reach this by consensus and i think that's the right thing to do and i'm doing it. >> do you un

of israel and paris despite the aggravation of the military situation from the protesters israel turns from a democratic country almost into a dictatorship reform designed to deprive the country's supreme courtmy for security reasons, while suspended against the pension reform imposed by the french authorities. this time they protested culturally in paris near the building of the constitutional court held a symphony concert together with the protesting musicians sang the song united people will never win.

the right-wing proposal of israel's most expensive cabinet was to weaken the supreme court of this countryich gave the politicians disturbing power. hundreds of thousands of stress, 15 weeks of alignment . even when prime minister netanyahu temporarily stopped the implementation of the ton, the protests did not end. netanyahu says to refrain from doing military service means being pure and israel. refusing to do military service in israel may have a heavy price . i prayed and was in prison for 115 days. it was a bad experience in prison . some high-ranking officers , pilots of the air force and two-fire patriots say that the extreme rightists are pushing to such an extent that they are about to lose their authority. are the currents to reform the judicial system, or is the issue bigger than these? it is much bigger than these. the issue is only unlimited power. it is like the beginning of the growing fascist movement in israel, while it is celebrating its 75th anniversary. but now i feel like my daughter it has no place in this, it is even difficult to imagine, it is extremely annoying. gr

erupt at a cross israel following, given y'all was proposed judicial reforms, but he did eventually back down. the legislation would have limited the power of the country supreme court and give them the government the ability to select judgment. the israel's foreign ministry hit back with a comments made by human rights watch calling itself an example of democracy. the remarks are an amazing example of how bias she in the organization of israel is a strong and vibrant democracy that demonstrates his over the last few months or an impressive example of it. hundreds of thousands of people are manifesting in the streets. no violence protected by the police. this is how real democracy works. it is yet another example of an organization that targets israel on anything without the minimum understanding of fairness it other in the program i was speaking to side advocate for the washington bureau chief for the jerusalem based palestinian newspaper. he agrees with the human rights watch groups assessment, but he said israel will never be held to account. anyone has always been and he would write the abuse for him page, you know, i guess the palestinian you know, i mean, and

there been more protests in israel against planned judicial changes. critics say the changes are aimed at handing more power to politicians at the expense of the supreme court. their concerns the amendments could pose a threat to democracy. israel's national security minister is a mob been there has joined hundreds of israeli settlers in the rallies, supporting illegal settlements in the area. the march started 5 kilometers from the palestinian town of laura. and there's been a spike in violence between palestinians and israelis. no, we do not surrender to terrorism. nathan avatar, no, and television, whatever, surrender to terrorism will surrender no matter where. but we are here to say that people of israel, a strong, i see the protestant television that we are forced to send soldiers to. now they understand why i insist on setting up a national guard. we need the national guard to defend the people of israel in all cases. i say happy holidays to you, and we are here to stay here and continue. in northern thailand, people have been warned to avoid outdoor activities because of high pollution levels. well, air pollution in thailand's 3rd largest city chang

israel now and have been will protest against plan judicial changes. oh, the plan will give more political control. 2 politicians, the expense of the supreme court. but critics say the amendments could also pose a threat to israel's democracy. and then only a prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced that he would not to fire his development as to you of gallant who would open. he criticized his reforms. comalla, we live like a bit so happy to hon. gerland, a few words about to faint minister gallant home. even in the last few days we worked together and stand together around the clock on all fronts and the face of security challenges. we were disagreements between us even severe disagreements on summer shoes, but i decided to leave with disagreements behind us. gallant remains in his possession and we will continue to work together for the security of the citizens of israel, whose l. a development survey, a group of israelis, including the national security minister of march to an illegal settlement in the occupied westbank. it m r been given, joined hundreds of israeli settlers in riley, supporting illegal settlements in the area. the march st

israel now where they have been more protests against planned judicial changes. the plan would give more political control to politicians at the expense of the supreme court. s say the amendments could also pose a threat to israel's democracy. earlier, the prime minister announced he would not fire his defense minister who had openly criticized his reforms. >> a few words about the defense minister. even in the last few days, we work together and stand together around-the-clock on all fronts in the face of security challenges. there were disagreements between us, even severe on some issues, but i decided to leave those behind us. he remains in his position and we will continue to work together for the security of the citizens of israel. >> a group of israelis, including the national security minister, marched to an illegal settlement in the occupied west bank. he joined hundreds of israeli settlers in a rally supporting illegal settlements in the area. the march started five commenters from the palestinian town where there has been a spike in violence. there was a funeral for a 15-year-old palestinian boy shot dead by israeli forces in jericho. he was shot

if the state of israel can to remove a few shacks from the side of its main highway, that the supreme court has found a r it that israel's complete in its rights to remove. what can they do? the case now only talks about is and the lack murder that has long grabbed international attention has locals fight with israeli authorities over the hamlets survival. the legal battle began in 2009 after reg, athena, petition. we come here and not knowing what to expect. several times israel's high court, ruled the village to be raised. and every time the state asked to postpone the move, hon unlock matter may be a tiny palestinian village on the outskirts of jerusalem with a couple hundreds residents living with no proper sewage or electricity. 10 so ramshackle structure is called homes under constant threat to be evacuated for years. but a strategic significance cannot be underestimated. experts from both sides say if this palestinian enclave is evacuated, it would basically cut off the north and the south or the west bank. creating a contiguous palestinian state part of a 2 state solution plan would

of launching 36 rockets from lebanon into israel. matt is in israel tonight. you're at home, the new report accusing supreme courttice clarence thomas of accepting luxury trips for years from major republican mega donor and not reporting them. that donor is now pushing back and defending justice thomas. a doctor charged with allegedly trying to pose and her husband by putting drano in his drinks. her husband says images from a hidden camera caught her in the act buried and diane sawyer's exclusive interview with actor jeremy renner, never before seen images from his life-threatening accident involving a snowplow, his grueling recovery with his family right by his side, and his emotional message for us tonight. ♪ ♪ >> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> could even come ever and, take it so much for joining us on this thursday night, i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin with the dramatic fall out after that mass shooting at covenant school in nashville. tennessee lawmakers are voting to expel three democrats from the state legislature after they protest

defend, the body they're trying desperately to save, the supreme court, which they say is a beacon of democracy, has its fingerprints all over the israelovernment and apartheid regime. this is the same supreme court that in 2018 when the israeli occupation forces created martyrs in the strip ruled there were doing so in self-defense come the same supreme court that upheld the legality come the failure law that prevents tens of thousands of palestinian couples and families of living together and uniting together. the same supreme court in january ruled incomplete violation of international law to forcibly expel over 1300 palestinians. one of the supreme court justices, which made this will impossible come is himself a settler in the west bank. so this is the body these people are trying to defend. i do not think they can transform into talking about or protecting the rights or defending irving advocates of the liberation movement because they're defending a body that is settler-made and serves settlers and was built on top of the rubble of palestinian lands and was made to ethnically cleanse palestinians and to legalize that kind of eth

demolitions were carried out due to the lack of israel issued building permits that are nearly impossible for palestinians to obtain. on 3, april east wally supreme court ruled against the eviction of a palestinian family from their home in east jerusalem neighbourhood of silvan, ending a 30 year legal battle. i call on this wally authorities to end the displacement and eviction of palestinians and to approve additional plans that could enabled palestinians to build legally and address their development needs. turning to the region is the president on the go along, israeli defense forces reported from $8.00 to 9 april 6th rocked. it launched from syria towards the swell. and there retaliation with artillery fire and their strikes targeting locations in syria, including syrian army position under was in contact with these really defense forces and syrian authorities to de escalate the situation. urge them to exercise maximum, restrain, and to respect the ceasefire in accordance with the 1974 disengagement. the 4th agreement, no casually casualties, were reported. mister president, amidst the deteriorating situation on the ground, the palestinian authori

supreme court of this country has been put on ice, it hasn't completely been shelved yet, and the people here obviously feel that that could become a law that would allow the government essentially control israel's supreme court. now, all of this, of course, happening. in that very volatile security environment that we've been here in this country over the past couple of days. you have, of course, had the israeli security forces on two occasions radial aqsa mosque in jerusalem . then you had those rocket strikes coming from lebanon to israeli territory. the israelis responding not just bombing targets in south lebanon, but in gaza as well. right now. all of that has come down to a certain degree, but with situation obviously still very tense, and the folks here they have taken that into consideration. on the one hand, they do have their speeches. as you can see, the crowd also is very lively. but there's no music, for instance, being played at the same time, of course. they also understand that a big event like this could also be a target as well. you did have a terror attack that took place here in televisa only a day ago where one person was killed. so right now, obviously the security environ

of priests torn appeals to be headed to the supreme court. the fda approved it's use 23 years ago, but a trump pointed federal judge to will to suspended the national security minister in israel as far i'd government, it might been greed, join crowds of jewish settlers as they marched to a former settlement in the west bank. they called for it to be occupied. the unofficial settlement at a v i thought was closed. why is rarely authorities in 2021 in northern ireland to riotous attack, a police vehicle, the federal bombs and other objects at parade opposing the good fight, a peace accord. monday mark the 25th anniversary of the finding of the good friday agreement that largely and the 3 decades of sectarian dodge fed in the country. now rescue efforts are underway to help 1200 migrants while a drift on 2 boats in the ocean between italy increase the talent course. god says dwarf its vessels are coordinating the rescue of the microns stranded on overcrowded fishing boats. authority said they've seen a stock in trees and crossings recently with thousands of people arriving on the shores of the island of lampa do so in just the last few days and many never make it to their destin