west jerusalem. in the face of protest growing by the day a reversal by a prime minister not known for compromise, a national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law. in this committee tenure in order to give time to get to a broad consensus to pass the legislation during the next class, it mom benjamin netanyahu gave way as the country faced growing paralysis. with a nationwide strike closing airport schools, banks and businesses, tens of thousands filled the streets to voice their frustration here. fighting for this edition, for this attempt to overthrow the judiciary and take control by the cohesion will be thrown away from the table. and we're also asking that benjamin at anyhow, will resign and take responsibility for what he has done to this country. but netanyahu's delay came with a price hard line. national security minister, m r banker beers, said his party only agree to the delay in exchange for the formati

and i'm joins us now from west jerusalem and natasha. this is a real balancing act for joe biden. isn't, isn't it joe biden? and netanyahu, netanyahu was facing pressure from within his governing coalition member saying that he needs to fix this situation with the united states. he's facing pressure from the opposition and now facing pressure from the us administration. regarding netanyahu and bite. and these are season politicians, they have known each other for decades, and american media is reporting that even before things escalated on sunday, that biden had been urging that in yahoo to find some sort of compromise with this to digital overhaul. he now of course is saying publicly it should be scrapped entirely. 2 reportedly biden was telling that in yahoo that he needed to preserve israel's status, is the only democracy in the middle east and try to freind some broad consensus within the israeli populace. the 2 countries are close allies and nothing. yahoo acknowledge that by saying they have an unbreakable alliance. and even in rare instances when they have differences, they

it i took a name l 0, west jerusalem. in a new report, amnesty international accuses western nations of double standards when it comes to human rights and universal values. it says they were swift to react to russia's invasion of ukraine, but overlooked violations and crises elsewhere. responses to armed conflicts and countries like if you peer, yemen, israel and the occupied palestinian territories were inadequate, and a field, impunity and instability. freedom of expression as widely threatened as governments crack down on descent. amnesty said the china, egypt and saudi arabia have ignored criticism of the human rights records. and it's calling for all states to renew a rules based international order. the protects every one. it ease of robustness of the response to the russian aggression against the ukrainian people that highlight the poverty and the weakness of the response to other crises. solidarity is old to the ukrainian people that it is also owed to the people of palestine to the people of a retreat to the peop

right now, tens of thousands of people are gathered outside the parliament in west jerusalem. israel's president has called on net. now how to drop the plans. tensions grew on sunday when the prime minister fired the defense minister jo, off, gallant, had spoken out against the proposed changes. a nationwide strike is adding further pressure on this. yahoo! all flights are grounded at ben curry on international airport universities banks. nursery schools and shops are closed and now its been announced. the televi stock exchange will close on tuesday. natasha go name has more from the demonstrations. investors going. the ouster of the defense minister only added more fuel, more momentum to the opposition movement. we are near the connecticut and as you can see, the protesters are arriving in droves. the country in a state of paralysis due to a general strike in many sectors of society. and it appears that there is growing momentum within the governing coalition to unite behind netanyahu and pause the judicial overthrow. economy minister is saying that we must not bring about the collaps

that is natasha in time for us in west jerusalem. a funeral has been held in the occupied with bang for palestinian men killed by israeli forces. my lola died after being shot in the stomach during this rally right in the city of nablus. last month. he was buried in his hometown of the water. israeli forces have killed 91 palestinians in the occupied territories. this year. around the foreign minister has told al jazeera that toronto is willing to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. but his government is growing in patient. the joint comprehensive plan of action fell apart after the united states withdrew in 2018 and imposed harshest sanctions around the presidency for him race he has previously seen. those sanctions must be lifted permanently before new deal can be reached. that parliament, india rainy in parliament. there's no motion that the government should forever continue negotiating, bring all sides their obligation to the jcp a iran deal. the radian parliament believes that the room for dialogue won't remain open forever. and at t

the obama smith is joining us live no from our west jerusalem prime minister. benjamin netanyahu saying is going to try to reach a compromise. it appears as though his options are getting fewer and fewer. robert benjamin netanyahu needs to put the positive gloss on these talks, but his optimism at finding a compromise isn't shared by the opposition parties that we're hearing from the president met to the main ones on choose day. he met representatives on the parties of yellow, p and benny gans, the former prime minister and defense minister has been meeting with representatives of 3 smaller parties to day on wednesday. they have said that they believe benjamin netanyahu is trying to push through this judicial reform to control. if you disagree more, to exert more control over the judiciary. don't forget, benjamin netanyahu face is trial on various corruption charges. and there have been allegations that he's trying to push these reforms through to so that he can bring an end to the corruption trials he faces. and netanyahu course denies those charges and says, this is simply about resto

it i took a name l 0, west jerusalem. opposition leader yale appeared, says he is ready for dialogue. if the delay is genuine, lemuel day, we've had a bad experience in the past. so 1st we'll make sure there are no tricks or bluffing here. we heard with concern yesterday reports that netanyahu told people close to him that he isn't really stopping just trying to calm the situation. here though, a pilots came by bangladesh to allow ro hang a refugee is to go home to me and mar, appears to be under waived, hundreds of thousands became staplers in 2017 when they were driven out at inter neighboring bangladesh by the military rights campaigners are accusing the u. n. of a major breach of neutrality. after it transported a delegation of the military jointer in un boats to a meeting in bangladesh. our diplomatic editor james bass reports bangladesh says there about one point. 2000000 ringo refugees living in camps in the country, bangladesh. his foreign minister has told me that in recent days, a delegation from the military regime in myanmar met bangladesh. he officials to arrange a pilot

simple majority, it'll need to pass a 2nd and 3rd, reading in parliament, enron carne reports from west jerusalem. the, it basically allows for the connected to make all of the disease decisions it wants to make without any form of 2nd house. now, if you take the u. k, for example, or the american political system. you have the senate, you have the house of lords and they had the ability to try and stop the house of commons from having too much power effectively that the supreme court here are the supreme court. so to fill that role, so by stripping away their powers, people are saying that it's going to become an a liberal democracy, a more hungarian style democracy. australia is to buy at least 3 u. s. manufactured nuclear submarines as part of a security alliance, which also includes the u. k. beijing has strongly opposed to move, calling it dangerous. u. s. president joe biden has approved a multi $1000000000.00 oil drilling project and alaska climate activist. suppose the plan saying it undermines the administration's pledge to slow the flights the effects of climate change. the project coul

right now, tens of thousands of people are gathered in front of the parliament that's in west jerusalem. and the far right finance minister bessolo smartwatch has called for supporters of the bill to rally as well stoking fears of confrontations. hovering a small bishop any more for to come to jerusalem. we mustn't stop the reform aimed at fixing the justice system and israeli democracy. we mustn't surrender to violence. anaki military service refusals and wild strikes where the majority, let's make our voice heard. we won't let our vote and the state be stolen from us. so tensions grew on sunday when netanyahu fired the defense minister, your gallons had spoken out against the proposed changes. nationwide strike is adding more pressure on netanyahu. all flights are grounded at ben gloria and international airports, universities, banks, nursery schools and shops are all closed. the tel aviv stock exchange will close on tuesday as well. so protest her in tel aviv and west jerusalem say they won't back down ever the juice, different software. that's the best they sent us because they love

anchor: more from west jerusalem on the negotiations. reporter: netanyahu is the only one who is signing up the, if you listen to what the opposition parties are saying, they cover a broad spectrum, they are not sharing the same optimism. their meetings today with smaller political parties that followed meetings on tuesday. they want the government to take this law out from parliament, netanyahu is only suspending, he will bring it back in the next parliamentary session sometime. opposition parties say netanyahu is tempering with judicial independence. netanyahu standing trial for corruption and he will use this change to get rid of the corruption charges that he denies. >> a palestinian child has been wounded after israeli settlers attacked families. reporter: settlers attacked them in bedrooms. >> let me show you. we started looking after the settlers and found a rock under my head. we found it here. the targeted windows or my head. >> police asked us for a miracle. it's as if they want to handcuff the perpetrators. reporter: just a fe

in cases like -- in places like tel aviv and west jerusalem and they are having their birth -- voiceseard. they say the judicial reform bill is anti-democratic. anti-democratic accusation that the protesters keep saying it's happening. the government is referring to them as anarchists and saying these people are being funded ia foreign hand. the cia -- funded by foreign hand. that relationship is under a threat as well. the prime minister desperate to go to two key places. both of those countries are extending -- the reason for that is a makeup of his government. in order to get power, you have to give concessions to the far right. people like the finance minister who said the other day the palestinian village should be wiped out by the israeli state. they also have the national security minister on wednesday. he ordered police to crack down on protesters in tel aviv. that has never been seen before. stun grenades were used. heavy-handed, the kind of thing we see against public. they say they need to have a heavy hand when it comes to palestinians, when it comes to dealing with the is

the netanyahu told him in west jerusalem after he fire defense minister cannot. galant, had called for a pause, the proposed judicial overhaul in televi protest and blocked the main highway there accusing netanyahu of trying to could the independent of the courts. the plan was a part of the right when coalitions bid to limit the power of the judiciary. and the new south korea's military says north korea has fought at least one ballistic massage office, eastern coast. the launch was pyongyang, 7th this month, as the u. s. depth of military exercises with south korea, its armed forces, de leon, malware military parade is being held and the capital navy do these live pictures. it's also the 2nd number 3 of a crackdown on opponents to the military leadership in which more than a 100 protests were killed. russia has been condemned by the west after president vladimir putin announced he would position tactical nuclear weapons and better booth. nature says it would be dangerous and irresponsible as raylyn bus services are expected to brian to halt in germany on monday. it's part of a mass pub

from west jerusalem, jeremy saltan, israeli political activist and former director for the -- party. we have been watching the situation very closely and there were times on monday where it really felt, middle of the chaos, that netanyahu's political future could be hanging in the balance. i am interested to know because we now see the majority of strike action being called off. he is hanging in there and the coalition is intact. jeremy, how did he do it? jeremy: well we know that netanyahu is the chess grandmaster when it comes to politics. he always seems to find a way out of whatever trouble it might seem he is in. he can move in a way in which on one side he cannot lose the right flank of his own coalition and on the others be able to say enough and do enough in order to convince enough members of the opposition to listen to president herzog's plea to come and negotiate in the president's residence. once again netanyahu was somehow able to pull another rabbit out of the hat. nastasya: you say do enough for different politicians. i am curious about how it was enough for the protes

west jerusalem. in the face of protests growing by the day a reversal by a prime minister not known for compromise. a former national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law. in this committee tenure in order to give time to get to a broad consensus to pass the legislation during the next class it mon benjamin netanyahu gave way as the country faced growing paralysis. with a nationwide strike closing airport schools, banks and businesses. tens of thousands filled the streets to voice, their frustration biding for this edition, for an attempt to overthrow the judiciary. and they control by the position will be thrown away from the table. and we are also asking that benjamin at the now will resign and take responsibility for what he has done to this country. but netanyahu's delay came with a price hard line, national security minister, m r. ben, go beer. said his party only agree to the delay in exchange for the format

that is in mon calling with the latest in west jerusalem. we have plenty more head on the news hour, including a look at life and 5 russian annex mario pal afterwards. devastating mom's long siege class will have the latest on the earthquakes and took care when president edwin has made an important announcement. adams for action from the n b a is the milwaukee box. when again, that's coming up with pisa. ah, to nigeria, now with the electoral commission, has declared governing party candidate bullock maneuver as president elect. the opposition is called the election election fraudulent the only early morning announcement came off to opposition protests against the electoral process, calling it a sham. awkward address reports from a boucher timothy bola image of the a. p c. haven't satisfied the requirements of the moral this year by declared the winner on this returned elect. oh, jubilant supporters of the governing party celebrate victory in her 3rd election. their candidate, 70 or old boiler material now has the task of trying to calm. i d

that is a wrong con, joining us with the latest from west jerusalem. thank you all. going to stay with the story we're joined by my val sunshine, senior analyst from the international crisis group. and she is joining us live from tel aviv. i thank you very much for your time. so the u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin's visit is coming at a time as we've been reporting of height and tensions and the occupied territories . and also protests in israel, which of these 2 issues do think concerns the us more well, to be honest, i think the u. s. is concerned more with russia, ukraine, and with china, and would prefer that the israel palestine conflict not come on. the agenda at all . the u. s. is probably very concerned about it. even more exposed to violence during ramadan, which is something that all officials have been talking about. also, jordan and egypt are concerned about it. but i think over considering the impunity with which the us treats israeli policy we, we aren't going to expect to see a difference on the ground. thus, as you mentioned, this is not a u. s.

and man can life for us in west jerusalem at least 13 people have died. are through a magnitude 6.5. earthquakes, track, northern afghanistan, and parts of pakistan. it was entered on the hindu kush mountains near the northern afghan province of buck shon, or people, and couple were outdoors when the quake head, as there was celebrating the persian new year. many chose to spend the night out doors, at least 9 people died in pakistan where hospitals were placed on jaila. more than 70 people were injured. several dozen houses were also damaged. charities working in camps were people have lost their homes and east and democratic republic of congo, so they're supporting at least 10 rape survivors every day. rights group, say, section violence has got worse, as the conflict in the region escalates. malcolm web reports from a camp near goma in north cave who end of warning. some viewers may find parts of his report. distressing. all of these women say they've been raped in the last 2 months, is almost no support for survivors of sexual violence in this camp nea

go named. lie for a say in west jerusalem, where let's take a closer look now at this judicial overhaul. prime minister in it's now 1st table, the proposed changes in january. he says they will balance the supreme court and prevent it from interfering in politics. if approved, they will curve the supreme court authority and increase and peace powers to override court decisions. but many israelis opposed the plans for nearly 3 months, tens of thousands of taken to the streets in protest. some demonstrations have been violent. the u. s. and other allies have expressed concern while critics say it's now is trying to limit judicial independence to protect himself from prosecution. when i speak to political analysts, gail hoffman about all this is joining us live from western slim. very good. have you on al jazeera gale? so growing speculation that miss now will suspend these controversial reforms, and we've just heard now from the minister of justice, who said that he would respect any decision that the prime minister makes on the future of this overhaul. what is your take for us and how do

cause wanted him on con, he's joining us live from west jerusalem. the u. s. defense secretary confined to the airport and the prime minister having to take a helicopter to get to the airport and run thus, as his eye is extraordinary circumstances of the, the israeli communist has found himself and he can't get through the streets of television because television is practically at a standstill right now because of the protesters, blocking roads and highways. so this was a meeting that would normally take place in the ministry of defense and that didn't happen. so they had to move it to the airport. it was also supposed to be a longer visit by the u. s. secretary of defense, lord austin. he was supposed to arrive on wednesday. he then didn't. he was asked by these rallies to actually just keep his trip to one day. that meeting is now over, and benjamin netanyahu has actually tweeted, he said to them it with the u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin. our common goal is to prevent iran from obtain nuclear weapons, thought iranian aggression, maintain securi

lauren: imran khan has more from west jerusalem.ter: the far right in israel have always said this type of thing. it goes back to golda buyer, the israeli prime minister. she said, she used to say there was no such thing as the palestinians, despite the fact that the first recorded use of the term palestine was 3200 years ago. during the bronze age and the land between the jordan river and the mediterranean seas has always been referred to as palestine, always -- all the way up until the establishment of israel. if that had not happened, it would be called palestine. the far right have always said that there has been no state of palestine. that is partly true, because of the occupations the land has been under much recently by the british in 1940. these comments are inflammatory. they are designed to really ratchet up tensions, but they are also designed to play to her base, which completely agrees with the kinds of things he is saying. now benjamin netanyahu put out a tweet that said, now is not the time to go to the u.s. and meet

right now, tens of thousands of people are gathered in front of the parliament in west jerusalem. the country's president has also called on netanyahu to drop the plans. tensions grew on sunday when netanyahu fide the defense minister. you have galant, had spoken out against the proposed changes. israel's main labor union has called a nationwide strike adding further pressure to knit. now, all flights are grounded at ben gree on international airport universities banks. nursery schools and shops are closed. al jazeera natasha go. name has more from west to swim. the ouster of the defense minister only added more fuel, more momentum to the opposition movement. we are near the connecticut and as you can see, the protesters are arriving in droves the country in a state of paralysis due to a general strike in many sectors of society. it appears that there is growing momentum within the governing coalition to unite behind netanyahu and pause the judicial overthrow. economy minister is saying that we must not bring about the collapse of this right lin government at our own hands. but th

arrests in jerusalem and the west bank of the jordan river, the israeli occupying forces have caused a wide wave of arrests in the west bank and also in the occupied jerusalem, launching the report of mr. faris rondi, a reporter of the arabic-language alam network, let's see security organizations and the army. the zionist occupation regime does not stop approaching the palestinians in jerusalem and the west bank. in the past hour, palestinians were arrested in these two areas. according to the spokesman of the zionist regime , the detainees were handed over to the shah authorities for questioning . the same pretext for the return of the palestinians continues that the arrest process has intensified in the west bank and occupied jerusalem in recent days. in addition, the security organizations of the zionist regime have summoned hundreds of young people from jerusalem and warned them that if the month it seems that the occupying regime is worried about the explosion of a baby in the holy month of ramadan and wants to prevent it, considering the actions of the occupying regime regardi

prepare for a possible explosion , better conditions of violations and increased arrests in jerusalem and the west bank of the jordan river , the israeli occupying forces have resorted to a wide wave of arrests in the west bank and also in the occupied jerusalem. they launched the report of mr. faris sarbandi, the reporter of al-alam arabic channel, let's see together. security organizations and the army of the zionist occupation regime do not stop chasing palestinians in jerusalem and the west bank. over the past hour, palestinians have been arrested in these two areas, according to the spokesman of the regime's army. the arrested zionists were handed over to the authorities of the shah for questioning. the occupying regime has been holding the detainees under security surveillance , and on this basis , it continues with the same pretext of returning palestinians, that the arrest process has intensified in the west bank and occupied jerusalem in the past days. in addition , the security organizations of the regime zionists summoned hundreds of young people from jerusalem and warned them that they

formal dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha name l. jazeera west jerusalem. let's get more on this now. we're joined by dan r bell. he's a former israeli diplomat and scanner at the center for as rainy studies at american university. and he's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time. do you think that this delay to the reforms will lead to any negotiations, any compromise between the government and opposition parties are i'm expecting negotiations to begin in the next few days between the representatives of the government are represented of the opposition. however on, you know, these negotiations don't, it's not very promising boot gaps or wide and still be very hard to reach a broad base of agreement over the proposal. and so that we should give it a chance. there is a chance that it would succeed. but then i think her, i would be very cautious and saying it will be there will be a breakthrough anytime soon. is there anything short of scrapping these reforms that would be enough for though, as opposed to it? so among those who o

the country's security. meanwhile, protested breach the barricade near netanyahu's hollarman west jerusalem. water cannon has been fired at the protest is. meanwhile, in tennessee, protest is blocked a main highway there accusing method. yahoo! trying to curb the independence of the courts. the plan laws are part of the right when coalitions bid to limit the powers of the judiciary. the united states says it's deeply concerned by the events. natasha, the name has more from occupied east jerusalem. so this, you judicial overhaul in its current form is actually not backed by a majority of israelis, according to paul's and up until now netanyahu and his governing coalition have resisted all attempts at a comp or eyes. what this judicial overhaul would do in its current form. is give the government more control over who sits on the supreme court. it would give it the ability to override decisions that the supreme court might make regarding legislation. netanyahu has said that this would not weaken democracy, that it would actually strengthen democracy. he said that it would also make a more bal

formal dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha name el jazeera, west jerusalem. israeli opposition leader jojo la. pete has responded to the government's decision to pause the judicial changes. he says he is ready for discussions if the delay is genuine, lynn will day. we've had a bad experience in the past. so 1st we'll make sure there are no tricks or bluffing here. we heard with concern yesterday reports that netanyahu told people close to him that he isn't really stopping just trying to calm the situation. that will at least 20 people have been killed on a bus crash and south western saudi arabia. the passengers were on their way to the city of our par for an islamic pilgrimage. when the bus had a road barrier and caught fire. local media is reporting break. failure is the cause. at least 29 others were injured. around the foreign minister has told al jazeera, his government is ready to exchange prisoners with the you. with once indirect talks of finished and seeking the release of several citizens held an american child's. washington head earlier accused of

a modern con reports now from west jerusalem the far right in israel, i've always said this type of thing. it goes back to golden, my air, or the as really prime minister, 969. she said she used to say that there was no such thing as the palestinians. this, despite the fact that the 1st recorded use of the term palestine was 3200 years ago during the bronze age and the land between the jordan river. and the mediterranean sea has always been referred to as a palestine all the way up until the establishment of the state of israel, in 1948. if that hadn't happened, it still be called palestine. but the far, i have always said that there has been no state of palestine, and that's partly true because of the occupations that the land has actually been under, much recently by the british in 1948. so these comments are inflammatory. they're designed to really air rochester tensions, but they're also designed to play to smart watches base, which completely agrees with the kinds of things he say. and now benjamin netanyahu through a tweet, her said, now is not the time to go to the us meet with pre

hopefully the prime minister will acting away with genuine compromise with natasha name has more from west jerusalem. president biden, up until tuesday evening, had never been so clear publicly about his opposition to the judicial overhaul, though we know from the american media that by the biden administration, had been pressuring benjamin netanyahu and his administration to calm the streets to come to some sort of compromise netanyahu has saying is saying that he appreciates the longstanding alliance between the 2 countries. he says it's unbreakable and that they've always been able to overcome the rare occasions in the past. but he is saying, israel is a sovereign country, it makes its decision by the will of the people and not from pressure from abroad. netanyahu is sticking to his belief that there is a need for judicial overhaul. he saying that this administration is committed to strengthening democracy by restoring the proper balance between the 3 branches of government. and we're striving to achieve that via consensus. now if you speak to the opposition, they do not believe even to this mome

they blocked roads in west jerusalem. it's a mob been given us, so chemistry minister says that is not on. they can't do that. they want to protest, they're allowed to do, but they must be peaceful. but to the protest as every week and for 10 weeks now have managed to bring tele viva to a complete standstill on a thursday with the last couple of weeks and on a saturday night for the last 10 weeks. so this clear frustration from it's a more than give it he has been a at loggerheads with his senior police chiefs who have said that his yeah, he's just the national security minister. he is not allowed to get involved which strategy on the ground, which is up to the commander. so this may well be in the way it's being played in his reading media is this may well be a re shuffled agibbs been given something, perhaps not exactly what he wants. he wants hats off a line against the protesters, but it gives him something and it gives the police the ability to try and regroup and to try and figure out how they can stop. these israel

he's joining us live from west jerusalem at waiting for a news conference and run by pon mister nathan, yahoo! in the us defense secretary lloyd austin, which has been forced to take place somewhere around the airport because of these protests. well actually the a press conference wont be with promised or benjamin netanyahu. both of the defense ministers will actually be speaking at that press conference. ah, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, like you say he's on his way to rome. he meets where the italian leader there on friday, but he's going to be looking at the events of to day and feeling the pressure. the protestors brought tel aviv to a standstill. the venue was forced to be changed for that meeting between benjamin netanyahu. the defense minister of gallant and lloyd austin to the airport. normally that would take place at the ministry of the defense. the protesters certainly are got their point across. the israeli police have actually been trying to forcibly move the protesters from blocking highways and roads about little success. some of those roads are actually still block

s. circles, particular within the biden administration to mankind, john, talking to us from west jerusalem. and man, thank you, legislators in georgia say there's going to drop a controversial bill that many had feared would silence independent media. and critics. thousands of people have been protesting against the proposed law in the capital tbilisi for 2 days. ah, the sound of with police outside the parliament building continued through the early morning. the build would have required all organisations which get at least 20 percent of their funding from abroad to register as foreign agents. supporters had said the bill would created more transparency about foreign influence. october kim alicia is the political secretary of the opposition party called for georgia, and he says the decision to drop the bill. busy is a victory for georgia society. i think 1st of all, it's the result of the high pressure from the georgia society course, 85 percent of the georgia societies. very european. and the european perspective is written within the georgia constitution and is draft floor introduced by

omega cas, if he's in his railey politician and kenneth member, and he's joining us live from west jerusalem. thank you very much for your time on al jazeera. despite the monitor the protests that we've seen, do you think that prime minister netanyahu underestimate of the opposition to these judicial changes? i mean, could he have foreseen that filing the defense minister for saying, let's pause these changes would result in the kinds of protest the seeing tonight. first of all, i think that you should refer to the situation not to say judicial over all but of the jim coo and nathan. yeah, i was headed by him. of course, i want to turn israel from an ethnography because he's, well in my view, has never been a democracy let alone since the occupation, but even before, because the state is based on a and jewish supremacy. ready it cannot be regarded as a democracy on. ready the place, but it's going to be under the cool that the government wants to pursue israel is going to turn in into a full fledged fascist dictatorship. this is the truth. and they, and we have to cling to the truth. so and

lose their job in 2019 the united states, and then president donald trump moved it's embassy to west jerusalem. the opening of that embassy coincided with protest from the gods. a border with more than 57 palestinians killed. some report said, really forces of killed at least $69.00 palestinians this year, according to the united nations last year was the deadliest year for palestinians in the occupied west bank since 2005. while some may describe the latest move by south africa as parliament as rubber stamping existing policies, parties voted in favor of the diplomatic downgrade, say, it's the start of the process of isolating what they call a part 8 israel. mita miller, ultra 0, janice. the united face has welcome the georgia government's decision to drop a bill that many feared would silence the media and opposition. tens of thousands of volunteer continue protesting on the streets and tell this to the controversial bail has actually been pulled. an extraordinary session is expected to be held in parliament and it is friday that spring in bernard smith. we joined this line from georgia capi

she is associate director for middle east programs at the atlantic council and from west jerusalem. jeremy sultan and israeli political analyst and also a former connect at faction, director for the amena party. a warm welcome to you all. thanks for joining us on inside story. now we've been watching the situation obviously very closely here on out 0, and there were times on monday where it really felt amid all the chaos and that netanyahu is political future could be hanging in the balance. i'm interested to know because we now see the majority of the strike action being called off. he is still hanging in there and the coalition is still intact. jeremy, how did he do it? well, we know did not see how is the chess grand master when it comes to politics. he always seems to find your way out of whatever trouble it might seem that he said he had to move in a way in which on one side he did not lose the right flank of his own coalition. and then on the other side, be able to say enough and do enough in order to convince enough members of the opposition to listen to president heard songs

the would double. hillel meets a friend trying to help him get a job in west jerusalem salaries. there are higher. but israel restricts palestinians from entering the city, meaning there are no guarantees and cost of transport to get there is expensive. m autobody all comes this in 4 to 5 years. being a land broker was more dignified than now. prices are more expensive and there's no money for the home or family. there's nothing, no jobs. oh, the economy is struggling. and according to the palestinian central bureau of statistics, they only grew by 3.6 percent last year. that's half of 2020 ones growth. now just to give you an idea on the high cut price is a tray of x last month, cost $3.00. now they cost almost $6.00. and being able to serve me on the dining table is considered a luxury these days. the palestinian authority says is taking measures to reduce the cost of base the commodities. analysts say if this continues the costs rising palestinian families within a struggle to make and me, we might even see more protest palestinian authority has told al jazeera plans to spend

for expressing opinions, but there's no room for refusal or m on con as going as lived out from west jerusalem around just how significant is this threat of strikes by the armed forces was absolutely unprecedented in israel's history. the military, i've always said that they are a non partisan organization. they are in the symbol of national unity and that they don't get involved in politics. this is always been the case within israel. the military is extremely nationalistic. you have to do natural service for many people here in israel is a part and parcel of daily life. and so for them to get involved in the protest movement to actually protest against judicial reform is absolutely unprecedented. now what we're looking at right now is a $37.00 out of 40 pilots and navigators of the elite. 69 squadron herd decided that they won't show up a for a briefing on wednesday. instead, they're going to use the day to discuss what's happening in the country and how to move forward. now this is put to the military commanders in a very difficult position. they don't want to put pressure on the pilots on

threatens democracy, 100 demonstrates the blocking rates and protest. iran con has more from west jerusalem law. people here are calling it netanyahu's law. basically the law allows or will disallows rather now the attorney general from declaring the prime minister unfit for office. why does this apply to benjamin netanyahu? well, he has at least 3 court cases going through their whining through the system at the moment. so regardless of whatever the result of those court cases, he will continue to serve in office and that say the protesters is undelivered. craddick, it was one of the key things that the coalition government wanted to push forward. that's why this has been passed before. other parts of the jew judicial reform bill is a series of reforms, is going to limit the supreme court our now because this bill is passed, we likely to see more people out on the street on saturday. there is also a protest i a cross is wrong, $95.00 different locations across his world is going on today. but the big protests there on saturday and it's likely to get more and more people out on the street.

formal dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha rename l. jazeera west, jerusalem. israeli opposition leader jojo le paid has responded to the government's decision to pause the judicial changes. he says he is ready for discussions. if the delay is genuine, then will day. we've had a bad experience in the past. so 1st we'll make sure there are no tricks or bluffing here we heard with concern yesterday reports that netanyahu told people close to him that he isn't really stopping just trying to calm the situation here at the bangladesh and me and my appear to be planning a pilot scheme to allow some re hang of refugees to return home. hundreds of thousands of the muslim minority became stateless in 2017. they were persecuted and driven out by the military with many fling to bangladesh. rights campaigners are accusing the united nations of a major breach of neutrality after it transported a, me and my delegation in you in boats to a meeting in bangladesh. now, diplomatic is a james bay's reports bangladesh says there about 1200000 ro, hunger refugees living in camps i

lose their jobs in 2019 the united states, and then president donald trump moved it's embassy to west jerusalem, the opening of that embassy coincided with protests on the garza border with more than $57.00 palestinians killed. some report say's railing forces of killed at least $69.00 palestinians this year. according to the united nations, last year was the deadliest year for palestinians in the occupied west bank since 2005. well, some may describe the latest move by south africa's parliament as rubber stamping existing policies. parties voted in favor of the diplomatic dom, great se, it's the start of the process of isolating what they call apartheid israel. for me to mila al jazeera janice by the united nations says it has bought a ship, which it will use to remove oil from a beleaguered tanker off the coast of yemen. the if, if so, a sofa has been left abandon near the port of o data. since 2015. there are fears. the 47 year old tanka could break apart or explode, causing a catastrophic oil spill. the you in development program says the crude oil carry it has obtained will start transferr

criticising his judicial overhaul plans, protested breach the barricades in the netanyahu's home in west jerusalem and blocks main roads around television, the united states is urging israeli leaders to find a compromise. latasha name has more from occupied east jerusalem. israel's month long political crisis intensified on sunday. protesters blocked a major highway and set fires in television. in jerusalem. they broke through the barricades around prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the resident netanyahu's, firing of defense minister jo of kalat, gave the opposition to a due digital overhaul new momentum. god was the 1st senior member of that junior whose lecount party to express concerns about the effect the protests were having on national security. he tweeted, the security of the state of israel has always been and will always remain my life mission. the game is not over yet and we are having 2 words. israel's was political and judicial prices. i think that it was and in a head on collision between the government and the nurses on one hand and judiciary, the israeli military res, it's alert le

disagreements for expressing opinions that there's no room to refuse among khan and live for us now from west jerusalem and run. how worried would netanyahu be by this threat to strike coming from the armed forces? well, he's been tweeting about it, i'm going to paraphrase his tweet. it's a quite extraordinary actually sent out picture of himself as a young soldier saying, when the reservists, ob are called we answer. that's how worried about this. that he is. he's actually putting himself in the frame for this is unprecedented. laura, this is something that israel has never seen in its history before. now, $37.00 out of 40 pilots in the $69.00 squadron. this one of the most crucial squadron is i'm in the israeli air force. have decided that they not going to show up for a briefing on wednesday. instead, they're going to use the day to talk about the political situation in the country that's never ever happened before. here in israel, now it's worrying for 2 reasons. for the government, firstly, it's worrying for operational capability. if policy refusing to fly, then that has a knock on effect for isr

formal dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha name el, jazeera, west jerusalem. his rarely opposition leader jojo le pete has responded to the government's decision to pause the judicial changes. he says he is ready for the discussions. if the delay is genuine, lemuel day, we've had a bad experience in the past. so 1st we'll make sure there are no tricks or bluffing here we heard with concern yesterday reports that netanyahu told people close to him that he isn't really stopping just trying to calm the situation again . her funeral has been held in the occupied westbank for palestinian men killed by israeli forces 23 year old. a maya lola died after sustaining abdominal wounds in israeli ride on the city of nablus. last month. he is being laid to rest in his home town of swatter. israeli forces had killed 91 palestinians in the occupied territory. this year at least 20 people have been killed and dozens injured and abbas crash and southwest and saudi arabia. the passengers were on their way to the city of aha for an islamic pilgrimage when the vehicle hit a road

smith has more from west jerusalem on the negotiations between the government and opposition. and then yahoo is the only one that's been sort of sounding up beat about this. you listen to what the opposition party is saying here in is rather than the cover a broad spectrum from left to right. they're not sharing that same optimism though a meetings today wednesday with 3 small or political parties. i followed meetings on tuesday with representatives from parties of jala, pete, and benny guns, the former prime minister and defense minister. they want the government take this law out from parliament. netanyahu is only suspending. it is only going to bring it back in the next parliamentary session some time in april. the opposition parties said that netanyahu is tampering with judicial independence. he wants to introduce pop politics into choosing who are members of the new dictionary. and netanyahu causes alter standing trial for corruption. the navigation is he will use this change in the make of the discovery to get rid of the corruption charges against them. charges that neta