is really is fled the center of tel aviv expressing anger at the government's handling of the economic fallout from the coronavirus despite kovan $1000.00 cases surging in florida does the reopens the theme park it calls the most magical place on earth . and in the far east of russia thousands march over the arrest of their popular regional governor for involvement in multiple murders. thanks for joining us it's 25 years since the massacre with saul more than 8000 muslim men and boys murdered by bosnian serb troops in the town of. at a ceremony commemorating the killings some of the victims were finally laid to rest but the remains of more than a 1000 others are still missing sagna gago reports. more arc they came to grief. but in a pandemic far few away able to gather together to remember the dead. several meets. once just a regular municipality in eastern bosnia now a town scarred by the very worst of what humanity is capable of and still trauma normality scorched by the horror of what came to pass here 25 years ago. on saturday the bodies of recently identified remains of 9 victims

more than a 1000 people have been infected over the past 24 hours plenty of people out in tel aviv on the saturday evening protesting obviously not much chance for any social distancing there either live pictures from tel aviv there now thousands of people in eastern russia have protested against the arrest of a regional governor who is accused of ordering several murders. i. alleged crimes happened 15 years ago the 4th circuit for the girl and to politics he was elected governor by a landslide in 2018 candor of a supporter by president person demonstrators chanted and he put in slogans as they demanded his release but we've got with us now a lecturer in modern european history at queen's university in belfast a russian political analyst as well thanks for your time alex i think 1st of all we should deal with the allegations accused of ordering several murders 15 years ago. is there anything behind that. well we would we don't know for show but those he came from a very. region which is going to vanish away for his community in the far east and he was involved in the. very you know da

3rd of voting any notion netanyahu might have had of being israel's when a son's man policy r t tel aviv. muslims worldwide are celebrating one of the holiest events in the islamic calendar the hard pilgrimage is the focus but this year is either one there's also got eyes on is temple where the festival is being celebrated in the world renowned higher saffir which was reverted to being a mosque for the 1st time in over at their caves controversially the turkish president repurpose the unesco listed museum just earlier this month much to the consternation of christian orthodox nations such as greece there's also been a church in previous incarnation but was turned into a mosque during the rise of the ottoman empire in the mid 15th century. finally as they say the toy makers would tell of launched a new range of barbie dolls and she's getting political there's now an election candidate campaign manager a fundraiser and also a vote want to turn out in the hope it will inspire young girls to aim high. for kids who are just as body just as challenged. when the wind stops blowing that's the en

their request was thrown out meantime the embattled prime minister's been immortalized in art in tel aviv but he was none too happy about the new take on one of the old masters as paula slater went to find out divin she's a last supper when a son's masterpiece that's iconic revered and a symbol of tested loyalties and devotion but a 2020 interpretation here in tel aviv takes on a very different symbolism it depicts prime minister benjamin netanyahu alone at a table adorned by cigars champagne and cognac sculpted a tie is a lie that explains what's behind us with that we have the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. he's the only one was eating the whole food and i was in the. middle of this king's 1st. and he's not beating the carry grabbing center of the cake with his hands and ripping off the heart out. and he's like he's in the place of jesus. symbolizes the. special. place we have in israel society people that are treating him seem is a king someone who is beyond everyone else is like the savior. but in the same time we have more than a 1000000 unemployed underemployed people

this and more i'm joined by my guest ramsey route in seattle he's a journalist and author and in tel aviv we have gideon levy he is a columnist for products are actually process of rules in effect that means you can jump to any time you want and i was ok let me go to getting in 1st in tel aviv i've been reading that this process of preparing the israeli population and the international community but the annexation of the west bank they're calling it applying solvent t.v. why in the world are the germans sounds very orwellian to me and the way i've been my research of this prior to our our gathering here is that it's kind of ambiguous exactly what applying sovereignty is what percentage of the west bank it's very unclear is this all done intentional to be confusing or is there's clearly showing some kind of trepidation before they make the decision go ahead. so far that corner thing or kind of names the real name we should be the cleric and. there's no other they larry because as you know they have no intention to have any rights yes being in those territories their penchant for os the wha

server of voting any notion netanyahu might have had of being israel's renee sonce man policy r t tel aviv. muslims worldwide are celebrating one of the holiest events in the islamic calendar the hard pilgrimage is the focus but to this year's eve also has eyes of istanbul where the festivals big celebrated world renowned harvest of fear which has been reverted to bring a mosque for the 1st time in over a decade the president repurpose the unesco listed museum earlier this month much to the consternation of christian orthodox nations such as greece it had been a church in a previous incarnation but was turned into a mosque during the rise of the ottoman empire and made 15th century which. toy makers would tell of launched a new range of barbie dolls and she's getting political power leaders know a political candidate a campaign manager a fundraiser and a voter all in the hope of inspiring young girls to aim high. poor kids are just as great just as challenge. when the wind stops blowing that's the end of your electric lead scary i. don't like is the wind blowing today i'd like to watch tel

it's an exception for us going against the worldwide condemnation tel aviv decided to simply ride out the storm by delaying the annexation. anything and related to the battle against the coronavirus will wait for the days after the virus but behind the scene israel continues to map out the land grab it with its closest ally you have been the greatest friend that israel as ever had in the white house. so time is ticking for both israel and its premise to friends in the white house watching faces mounting pressure and protests of his own ahead of the november elections parts of palestine and europe will watch on as rival candidate joe biden who is pro israel has spoken out against an extension for now the west bank holds its breath. right here right ahead donald trump may want u.s. troops out of afghanistan but he's got a battle with congress on his hands over the armed forces panel voted to keep soldiers the poly over claims that russia is paying bounties to militants to kill american troops suffer the break. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest

swollen by people who are protesting against the economic fallout of the pandemic the protests in tel aviv are largely or at least they've been talked about as protesters from the communities of small business owners of restaurant owners because they feel that they are unduly bearing the burden of the shutdowns that have been taking place as you say the restrictions imposed last week further restrictions imposed just a couple of days ago including beaches to be closed from next week all non-essential shops and malls to be shut down during weekends gatherings restricted to 10 indoors and 20 in open spaces but they also plan to shut down all restaurants from 5 pm on friday there was a revolt from restaurant owners who said they'd already bought all of the perishable goods for this weekend the government reversed itself on that because it was afraid apparently of the kind of street protests and public disorder that could have resulted from from that. a weather update thanks to i was 0 of them will tell you why deliveries to people affected by floods in northeast india have been delayed. and f

israelis have been protesting in tel aviv in west jerusalem against the government's handling of the corona virus pandemic police used water cannon in west jerusalem to try and disperse the crowds israel reimposed restrictions after a surge in cases last week something that's angered demonstrators have been protest for weeks over the economic situation and lockdown measures and also a chance demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign sorry force that has more now from west to salem. there are 2 simultaneous sizable protests going on one here in west jerusalem close to the prime minister's residence where we are hearing reports of water cannon being used again of a large number of streets around the residence being sealed off in order to keep protesters away and as you say this other major protest intellivision there been small protests throughout the country there are those who are protesting as part of a long term campaign against benjamin netanyahu on the grounds of wanting to get rid of a prime minister who's also facing trial under trial in 3 corruption cases but the numb

there have been protests in tel aviv over the government's handling of the pandemic israel reimposed restrictions after a surge in cases last week there were strangers are also rallying against the economic situation with some demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu resignation harry foster joins us live now by skype from west jerusalem so a 2nd major protest in as many weeks why are protesters so angry right now. well yes and we should just note that there are 2 simultaneous sizable protests going on one here in west jerusalem close to the prime minister's residence where we are hearing reports of water cannon being used again of a large number of streets around the residence being sealed off in order to keep protesters away and as you say this other major protest in tel aviv in there been small protests throughout the country there are those who are protesting as part of a long term campaign against benjamin netanyahu on the grounds of wanting to get rid of a prime minister who's also facing trial on the trial in 3 corruption cases but the numbers have been very much but tryst

that's right this is a 2nd weekend in succession that we've seen these substantial protests in tel aviv israel's largest city and also we're seeing similar protests here in west jerusalem close to the prime ministerial prime ministerial residence at balthus street just had reports that a substantial number of protesters have broken through roadblocks trying to get closer to the prime minister's residence in an anti netanyahu protest here as well in tel aviv we understand the protest there to some extent at least as well as being a general and you know thing yahoo protest. those concerned about it that the corruption trial he's undergoing and so on which has been a long term protest against these protests have been given extra. momentum in extra numbers by the economic situation in the light of the coronavirus pandemic we saw just in the last couple of days more measures instituted by the government announcing that for next weekend all beaches will be closed at the weekend or morals and non-essential shops will be closed at the weekends the restaurants will be closed from 5 pm friday and

who was $55.00 at the time opted for china a broker in tel aviv organized the all inclusive deal for him 415-0000 us dollars he bought himself a donor heart and surgery and his health insurer was even willing to reimburse the costs this is. a broken the this man's not speak with me speak with the insurers and give all the documents they give him all the documents and they take the money they've the are going to zap me ghost get that look at the. hotel we have people in china one from here or one from china and then. this will take the money from here and then me yeah you send me to china with the doctor. for it would fly would allow dr lee to oxygen a big balloon and that's all. jack up levy is the director of the heart transplantation unit of sheba medical center in tel aviv and a leading cardiac surgeon when he heard about his patient morty's plans he questioned the service being provided in china and he came to me one day and told me that he's care jeweled to undergo heart transplantation in china and he designated the specific date of the transplant 2 weeks ahead of time and i lo

we have more from tel aviv >> jon, good evening. more than 600,000 people around the world have died of covid-19 since the pandemic began, this as more than a quarter million people have tested positive for the virus in the past 24 hours alone. starting first in brazil, thatn't cos to trail the united states -- that continues to trail the united states as the second worst hit country in the world, with more than 2 million total cases. brazil's president currently has coronavirus, but made a public appearance this weekend before supporters. the government has been criticized for their coronavirus response since strict measures haven't been implemented to slow the spread of the virus. to india, that like brazil and the u.s. has more than one million total cases of covid-19. a number of indian states are reimposing focused lockdowns to slow community spread, though the outbreak is stretching medical resources in some parts of the country. india's health standards differ from most of world and patients are considered free of coronavirus

fervor of voting any notion netanyahu might have had of being israel's renee's sonce man policy r t tel aviv. and muslims worldwide are celebrating the holiest event in the islamic calendar the hard pilgrimage is the focus but this year. also has eyes and stumble that's where the festivals being celebrated in the world renowned highest of fear which has reverted to being a mosque for the very 1st time in over 8 decades to its present purpose the u.s. go listed museum earlier this month much the consternation though of christian orthodox countries such as greece has also been a church in a previous incarnation but was turned into a mosque during the rise of the ottoman empire in the mid 15th century. president putin says he does expect by the roofs to release the $33.00 russian citizens is detained on suspicion of terrorism remarks to come during talks earlier with the russian security council and hawkins has more now on the developing accusations and reactions between minsk and moscow. the state security service alongside police detained 32 russian nationals in a senatorial near the capital

jerusalem over the israeli government's handling of the pandemic scuffles and clashes were also seen in tel aviv as frustration with the current prime minister boiled over. thank you. so i look at what's causing the anger while protesters feel the government didn't get to grips with the coronavirus pandemic and that particularly angry with a return of some knockdown measures in recent days he to infection spike they also say the prime minister and his cabinet failed to manage the economic fallout of the virus now on top of all about barras the simmering anger over corruption charges against benjamin netanyahu the prime minister's trial resumes next year with the witness testimonies he's accused of fraud of breach of trust and accepting bribes despite that looming trial there netanyahu says he is focused on ending this covert crisis while we have a common goal to stop the spread of the coronavirus by various measures i remind ministers that by thursday i have requested each ministries plan for a safe exit from the coronavirus restrictions at least $28.00 people were arrested as a result of the od

fervor of voting any notion netanyahu might have had of being israel's rene sonce man policy r t tel aviv. and muslims worldwide are celebrating the holiest event in the islamic calendar the hard pilgrimage is the focus but this year's i'd. also has eyes on the stumble that's where the festival is being celebrated in the world and i had highest of fear which has reverted to being a mosque for the 1st time in over a decade the turkish president repurpose the us go list of museum early this month much to the consternation of christian orthodox nations such as greece it had also been a church in a previous incarnation but was turned into a mosque during the rise of the ottoman empire in the mid 15th century it. doesn't take much for donald trump to fire up internet indignation a tweet usually does it and on thursday he did float the idea that the november presidential election should be delayed he is worried about postal votes in which he claims without much evidence will lead to fraudulent results his critics say it's because the system means that he will lose a president can actually delay

jack up levy is the director of the heart transplantation unit of sheba medical center in tel aviv and a leading cardiac surgeon when he heard about his patient maltese plans he questioned the service being provided in china we came to me one day and told me that his care jeweled to undergo heart was but they've been in china and he designated the specific date of the transplant 2 weeks ahead of time. and i looked at him and i told him what he did you listen to yourself how can a surgeon how can anybody promise you a heart transplant 2 weeks ahead of time you know that somebody has to die on that very day in order for you to go to god and he told me i'm not asking question that's what my insurance told the company told me and that's what i'm going to do. but in the absence of alternatives and with time running out moti brushed aside any moral scruples and flew to shanghai with his family there he was admitted into a renowned teaching hospital. and i go into hospital after. 2 days come the professor professor chang. and c.m. their meal with problem because. blood these oh and it's a dif

protesters against the government's handling of the pandemic scuffles in clashes were also seen in tel aviv to frustration but the contrary prime minister trump phase of getting infected. was. ok well let's have a quick look then it's why people there are so unhappy the protesters do condemn the government's handling of the health crisis generally and in particular the recent return of restrictions and made a spike in the infection right they also say to the prime minister and his cabinet a failed to manage the economic fallout of the pandemic and then on top of all of that there is simmering anger over corruption charges against benjamin netanyahu now the premier's corruption trial will resume in january with witness testimonies he's accused of fraud breach of trust and also accepting bribes spite that looming trial though netanyahu does say that he's focused on ending the crisis while we have a common goal to stop the spread of the coronavirus by various measures i remind ministers that by thursday i have requested each man. astri's plan for a safe exit from the coronavirus restrictions w

this and more i'm joined by my guest ramsey route in seattle he's a journalist and author and in tel aviv we have to get ian levy he is a columnist for products are actually hospitals in effect and he can jump to become you want i was ok let me go to getting in 1st in tel aviv i've been reading that this process of preparing the israeli population and the international community but the annexation of the west bank they're calling it applying sovereignty why in the world that term it sounds very orwellian to me and the way i've been my research of this prior to our our gathering here is that it's kind of ambiguous exactly what applying sovereignty is what percentage of the west bank it's very unclear is this all done intentional is to be confusing or is there's clearly showing some kind of trepidation before they make the decision go ahead dipshit.

thousands of israelis have protested in tel aviv angry over their government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic demonstrators say aid packages have been delayed and are insufficient israel reimpose tight restrictions earlier this week after infections increased u.s. president donald trump has worn a mosque in public for the 1st time he was visiting a military hospital in maryland that's as the u.s. recorded another daily haifa new infections more than 66 and a half 1000 were confirmed on saturday the number of virus related deaths is also a reason billionaire philanthropist bill gates says coronavirus medicine and vaccines must reach people who need them most he says the pandemic will get worse if drugs aren't fairly distributed. if we just let drugs and vaccines go to the highest bidders instead of to the people in the places where they're most needed we'll have a longer more and just deadlier pandemic we need leaders to make these hard decisions about distributing based on equity not just on market driven factors governments across latin america are struggling to

a few 100 more in tel aviv and then it various road intersections across the country as well as for what they're demanding well the demands diffidence some extent depending on which group you're talking about there are lots of different groups here from the black flag so-called pro-democracy protesters who say that netanyahu is a threat to israeli democracy because of his corruption cases that the trial that he is currently facing which is due to start in earnest in terms of hearing witnesses and evidence in january they're also small business owners and self-employed people out on the streets protesting against the lack of economic assistance as they see it as a result of the or rather the combat the the economic fallout of the pandemic there also just lots of people in young israelis here in in west jerusalem especially who are out protesting against a government which for many of them hasn't tackled a grown a virus pandemic properly that there was a lot of success being celebrated in the 1st wave but now we're deep into the 2nd wave and it has been a pretty chaotic back and forth

going on in israel live in protests in tel aviv western against the government's handling of a coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon in west jerusalem to try to disperse the crowds israel we imposed restrictions after a surge in cases last week something that angered demonstrators have been protests for weeks over the economic situation and lockdown measures there were also chance to mounting prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign mexico's government is analyzing a video showing dozens of gunmen an armored vehicles apparently belonging to the powerful to this code drug cartel it seems to be a show of force ahead of a visit by president lopez obrador to 3 states where the group has a stronghold al-jazeera stronghold and reports from mexico city. these are mates can government forces instead this video appears to show someone else's army. and men show they're saying the alias of the mess you'll also get us of on this the leader of the holy school new generation kauto a bit of the little 1 in the morning the video hasn't been authenticated but it showed up online just as the preside

the government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic a protest in the city of tel aviv demonstrators say aid packages have been delayed and they are insufficient israel reimpose strict restrictions earlier this week after the number of cases. moneys opposition is calling on supporters to stay out on the streets after 2 more protest leaders were detained security forces raided the headquarters of the influential cleric muslim teco who is parts of the opposition alliance you are right up to speed with all the top stories more news in half an hour between now and then it's the bottom line i will see you very soon. on countering the cost of war games in the south china sea washington sends an aircraft carrier is beijing flexes its military and economic muscle nigeria gets ready to export gas as big oil prepares for a post prove it world plus global remittances plan counting the cost on al-jazeera hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question is covering $1000.00 sparking a revolution in college education let's get to the bottom line. the novel coronavirus has struck america's

a virus spreads the most remote parts of the country and thousands of israelis have protested in tel aviv angry at their government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic demonstrators say aid packages have been delayed and insufficient israel reimposed tight restrictions early this week after the number of cases increased so those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after counting the cost statement that's a lot by far. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises we don't know. if my grand joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have to protect our nation what has happened to the west one of the biggest dangers of on the country as a whole. religion this is a politics. an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian finighan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a look at the world of business and economics this week war games in the south china sea washington sends an aircraft carrier is as beijing use its economic might to expand its territorial ambitions. big oil gets ready for a

water cannon to disperse demonstrators police say 4 people were arrested earlier this month the tel aviv court rejected an appeal to stop the city's construction of a homeless shelter on the site of a muslim cemetery and police in israel have arrested the palestinian governor of jerusalem guy who was detained for what israeli officials are calling illegal activities ghaith was arrested 7 times 5 police last year. italy's coast guard is racing to free a sperm whale entangled in a fishing that of the alien islands divers have been cutting some of the netting but say the whales state of agitation is making the operation difficult authorities were called in after the struggling mammal was spotted off its in his west coast on saturday another sperm whale was freed from a similar situation 3 weeks ago the coast guard a sees more than 100 kilometers of illegal fishing that's since january. part of a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera european union leaders of so far failed to agree on a coronavirus economic rescue package for a 3rd straight day some of the bloc are pushing for st

contrast to the previous night when police fired tear gas thousands of israelis have protested in tel aviv angry over their government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic israel reimposed tight restrictions earlier this week after infections increased. those are your headlines the news continues after talked to al jazeera. breaks everybody on this planet matter everybody now or when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told here human development has moved right to the edge of the forest with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports nobody's a disease can affect anyone any age al-jazeera has teens on the ground this is the main business nobody and i'm the only person here to bring you the award winning documentary and life needs. to be able to see. december 24th 1979 soviet troops invaded going to stand leaders of the soviet union said they'd been invited by a gun advance common the theater but. the soviet invasion set up on a fun on the part of decades of conflict. for a little bit of ground war the most was complete withdrawal in the 1980 s. and the eve

their government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic have been protesting in tel aviv demonstrators say aid packages have been delayed and are insufficient israel degree impose tight restrictions earlier this week after the number of cases increased or a force that explains why people are protesting in such large numbers. it's an issue of what they say is not enough government support to the people hit worst by the economic fallout of the pandemic the self-employed small businesses creative industries the hospitality industry the kinds of jobs which perhaps don't have the same kind of regularity and safety net of other forms of employment and i've been looking to the government for more support in the 1st wave of the pandemic there were complaints that people that felt they were entitled under the rules to certain levels of aid it just didn't come through and now they say that not enough enough is being done given the fact that we are in the midst of a 2nd wave in israel 1200 new cases reported during the course of the last day on friday benjamin netanyahu sat down wit

anger and despair on the faces of protesters taking to the streets in the capital tel aviv. this is my country i have given it everything and now that i need help my government is doing nothing. thousands of israelis are taking part in daily nationwide protests against the government's handling of the crisis frustration is growing. like the last maybe days i fired all my workers and we are all thinking about it all without any money . one in 5 israelis is unemployed because of the virus prime minister binyamin netanyahu promised a stimulus package weeks ago now he's offering emergency aid a 200 euro payment to every citizen whether the crisis affected them or not. really behold. people will start consuming again once they have money and as soon as people start spending businesses will thrive i hope your. cash money is what shlomi eisenberg calls it his restaurant did not survive the pandemic he says that like many others he did not get any help he's on hunger strike hoping to put pressure on the government. good much and i will continue until we get what we were promised the

thousands of israelis have gathered in tel aviv to protest over the government's handling of the economic fallout from the penn demick critics say businesses have not been given enough help demonstrators also rallied in jerusalem the police fired water cannons. syrians are voting in parliamentary elections today in areas controlled by the regime of bashar al assad the polls have been postponed twice due to the coronavirus and demick but analysts say there are few real choices for voters the ballots are dominated by the party of assad and its allies assad's government is dealing with a crumbling economy after 9 years of civil war as well as new international sanctions. the aftermath of an ass strike in the electorate province president bashar al assad is reaching out the last pockets of opposition to his regime 8. he has won the ball with brute force controls most of the country. 2 but it is a country in ruins not just its times and cities but its economy too with inflation rampant the world food program says food prices and that 20 times higher than pre-war levels millions of syrians are

appears like a dish of the 1st shift done little bit who had just reopened this fish restaurant in tel aviv you don't know if you're going to work tomorrow or in our. last. bend it was very surprising. this time we're more ready for that. but still the uncertainty very. confusing another prolonged lockdown might still be on the cards a dismal prospect for most israelis who thought the worst was over the over. and israelis aren't alone of course that threat is on the press and how do we deal with that steven taylor is professor and clinical psychologist and the department of psychiatry at the university of british columbia in vancouver and he's also the author of the psychology of pandemics preparing for the next global outbreak of infectious diseases it's so good to have you with us let me start by asking you do you cope with the pandemic. well it's important to set a structure for yourself and to set realistic expectations as we know those pandemic will be eventually over we don't know when but it is trying with your life as normally as you possibly can so but some people find that very di

at some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of israelis who gathered in tel aviv to protest against the government's handling of the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic critics say businesses have not been given enough help demonstrators also rallied in jerusalem police fired water cannon . u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorist has called for urgent action to tackle world wide inequality speaking at a memorial lecture for nelson mandela who tears outlined his vision of a fairer world wide distribution of power well and opportunity. french prosecutors say they're questioning a man in connection with the arson inquiry into saturday's fire at the non cathedral dozens of firefighters were needed to put out the blaze at the 15th century gothic building. in another night of unrest in the u.s. city of portland protesters set fire to the city's police association building authorities declared the move a riot and used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators portland has seen the weeks of protests against racial against racial inequality and police brutality. sever