al jazeera, wayne haye reports from bangkok. >> reporter: riot police and anti-government protesterspared to one against exchange tear gas and bullets. instead they worked together to pull away barriers that had kept them apart. a truce has been called to easing tension ahead of the king's birthday. after trying to force their way into the office of the prime minister, the protesters were allowed to pass through the battle line. combatants turned comrades again, at least for now. those trying to push for political change were then able to enter the grounds unopposed. this is another significant development in thailand's landscape. they have cut the locks to the grounds of the government house and now anti-government protesters are about to storm in. they were told not to enter the building itself, instead they enjoyed a brief stay on the man cured lawn. after an hour they left. and locked the gate behind them. >> translator: this government has no right to run the country. that's why the thai people came here to show their power. it's a symbol that we own the country. >> reporter: bu

. >> i'm wayne haye, and people are vowing to take action if political change is forced upon themmen. a husband bow la leader has been held in lebanon. this leader was gunned down outside of his home. hezbollah is accusing israel. but israel denies any involvement. it is thought that he may have been an expert in weapons manufacturing, and was reportedly close to the hezbollah leader. it is believed that he was in his mid-40s. andrew simmons joins us live from beirut. andrew hezbollah accuses israel of being behind this killing. who would have wanted this man dead? this >> many would have wanted this man dead. what is happening now is an inquiry in hezbollah, it's a rainy funeral, inquiry in their own security as to such a senior figure could have been shot dead outside of his homes. he was hit in the head and the neck. in terms of who wanted him dead? not only the israelies who firmly deny hezbollah's claim, but also the various groups engaged in fighting the syrian regime forces. and his involvement in the war has caused an increasing campaign to try to undermine this group no leban

wayne haye has more on today's development. >> reporter: it was expected to be another violent day inhis part of the thai capitol. riot police and anti-government protesters prepared to once again trade tear gas and rocks outside of the headquarters of the metropolitan police. instead they worked together to pull away barriers. a truce had been called to ease tension ahead of the king's birthday on thursday. around the corner there was a similar scene. the protesters were allowed to pass through the battle line. combatants turned comrades again. at least for now. those trying to push for political change were then able to enter the grounds of government house unopposed. this is another significant development in thailand. they have cut the gates, cut the locks to the grounds of government house and now anti-government protesters are about to storm in. they were told by their leaders not to enter the building itself which was guarded by soldiers. instead they enjoyed a brief stay on the man cured lawn. after an hour they left and locked the gate behind them. >> translator: this governm

wayne hayes joins us live from bangkok.t do we expect to happen today. >> they say they will keep that today on sunday. and by doing that they say they will be continue their attack on government buildings we have loud speakers and police speakers inside o of government house and they are both shouting at each other preparing for what could be an attempt by this anti-government grou group to go inside of the ghos government he to seize it. there is violence in one area. a big group of pro government the red shirts and outside close tooclosed to the stadium there s an anti-government group. what started off as scuffles continued into gun battles that continued saturday night and into sunday. two people dead and p more injured. the concern is that even though the blow government group has dispursed from their area for the most part the violence could continue and spread around the capital city. >> also wayne there is talk about the anti-government protestors toppling the government there, is that still a concern. >> therthere