very forsett al-jazeera west jerusalem. well still ahead on al jazeera rounded up and thrown in jail the un joins calls for the release of human rights activists in india and protests demanding the release of a governor in russia's south east turning into a nationwide movement against the government. had there's still plenty of nice sunshine across much of europe some across areas to the south you'll see quite a bit of cloud across northern regions and beginning to work its way across all central europe at the same time it is they still plenty of sunshine out there this said the sunny skies in madrid very warm of course and then you had across to the banks of the danube in here and here as well people enjoying the warm sunshine it will stay warm across the southeast of europe this is where the dividing line is really with the cooler fresher and sunny west to add to these how much as we go 23 in zurich on sunday 32 in vienna and there's the head off into monday that frontal system works its way eastwards and really brings do

ari force it al-jazeera west jerusalem. still ahead on al-jazeera mainmast qur'an community marches for justice after soldiers are accused of shooting dead a mother and stealing her jewelry. the digital era is here to stay but we'll tell you why some communities are refusing to go cashless. hello july ended on the heat wave for a good part of europe llosa started rocking the opposite northern europe to sing attempt to drive anything up to 10 degrees that cold front goes through and on its bottom and where it comes of against the mountains spectacular strong thunderstorms expected later on sunday maybe on monday this warmth is slowly being pushed out so vienna's dropped 10 degrees on monday belgrade sits in the war zone notice the forecast of belgrade is a slow decline after sundered and tuesday with that 28 on wednesday as thunder turns into rain south of this the showers in africa are ones to watch and i mean this is where you get tend to get clumps and they drift slowly westwards the orange tops of the heaviest of those s

al-jazeera west jerusalem. so the common al-jazeera main mosque around community marches for justice off the soldiers are accused of shooting dead a mother and stealing her jewelry. and protests demanding the release of a governor in russia southeast turning into a nationwide movement against the government. hello there very catty picture throughout much of indonesia you see just nothing really but clouds and in the clear a further to the south pole the rain is being dragged towards the north still plenty it's got a child much of the philippines borneo so the west is a go through monday and you see elsewhere we've also got this monsoon rains pushing it's a very heavy rain across into mamma and across into thailand but as i say mostly staying to the also not see bad across the malaysian peninsula and sumatra some heavy downpours on cheese day sunday through northern and eastern sections of borneo now across into australia one of the more showers back in the forecast exam plenty of cat here on his way towards tas

protesters gathered in west jerusalem on saturday near the official residence of israel's prime minister to call on him to resign demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu have been going on for several weeks now protesters are angry at the government's handling of the current virus pandemic and netanyahu is ongoing trial for corruption are false it has the latest from west jerusalem. once again this is another major protest not far from his residence at a square in west jerusalem thousands of gathered again the local reports suggest it's a little bit small the last 2 weekends when the numbers are well in excess of $10000.00 and the majority of those there are concerned with the coronavirus pandemic response and that and yahoo's corruption trial which is due to start in earnest the evidentiary phase in january but there are others as well those and not just from from if we're going to zation is there's a group of doctors there there are groups representing self employed people who've been hit very hard by the economic fallout of the pandemic and for all of the of the diplomatic coup that

now protesters have gathered in west jerusalem near the official residence of israel's prime minister to call on him to resign demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu has been held on saturday evening for several weeks now protesters angry at the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and netanya his ongoing trial for corruption let's cross now to harry for say his following developments in west jerusalem and obviously is a netanyahu has tried to downplay these protests he said that there. but just give us a sense of the size of these demonstrations and who particularly is is the dissipating in them. indeed here is long attack them as leftists and anarchists has complained of death threats against him has to be said there have been more serious threats against the protesters from right wing elements within israeli society but yes once again this is another major protest not far from his residence at a square in west jerusalem thousands of gathered again the local reports suggest it's a little bit smaller than the last 2 weekends when the numbers are well in excess of $100

kerry forsett al-jazeera west jerusalem. ok vanguard is a contributor to haaretz newspaper and has been covering the protest movement he says netanyahu is losing support even from his most loyal base. he cannot ignore the protesters because they are part of his constituency or what's left of his going to sea and i think it is going to accelerate we are and he knows that in the verge of a serial war it is what. there is an incitement against the demonstrations the demonstrators but i have been yesterday and every week on the bridges and in the junctures and you can see people that you know that they voted for the likud you know that they would like to give an inch to the palestinian this is not literally house natural security but it is now crossing lines political lines you can see people wearing young nicholas sculpted religious people secular people all the young and what happens is that the message that they are getting the people from the time you know how is that they are spreading diseases and they are out of peace it

jerusalem. feel that we have the search at almost every saturday now and tight harry but the thing is it just keeps getting bigger and the list of grievances keeps growing. well yes and some of the grievances that the protesters now have are against police because during the last week and protests last saturday we did see some pretty unpleasant scuffles some of them featuring quite senior and well known offices between the taxes and police protests is blaming bullies for unprovoked attacks tonight we've had police warning of threats against them on social media something that protest organizers have entirely denied but as you say yes another saturday night and another major protest here in the same square very close to the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu as for the tactics tonight we're seeing an attempt to try to internationalize it back have been protests for and do is extract the aspirate communities around the world against netanyahu in recent weeks tonight it's going to be a

al-jazeera west jerusalem. hong kong is making covert 19 testing free for its 7500000 residents as that where there's a 3rd wave of infections a team of lima technicians from mainland hong kong is heading to the territory hong kong's expo center has been turned into a makeshift hospital to deal with the increasing number of cases 125 new infections were reported on saturday the 11th day in a row cases have been triple digits difficult pollen has more now from hong kong. this is being called hong kong 3rd and deadliest wave previously hong kong had been able to contain the previous outbreaks quite quickly and quite successfully but this time they say the main issue is tracking and tracing they're having problems figuring out where those clusters are coming from and they are growing quite rapidly according to hong kong standards had been largely contained many are questioning why didn't the government prepare for this kind of an eventuality or even take measures to stop the following outbreak also many questions

protesters are back out in west jerusalem calling for israel's prime minister to step down. clashes a broken out in central beirut where tens of thousands of lebanese have been out voicing their fear at the government for its role in tuesday's explosion police fired tear gas and live ammunition as some protesters threw stones and others stormed government ministries the offices of the association of lebanese banks were also trashed one policeman was killed during the arrest and the right cross said dozens of people were injured. by a root residents are angry that they've been left to pick up the pieces of their shattered homes and neighborhoods using shovels and human chains no help from the

jerusalem once again this is another major protest not far from his residence at a square in west jerusalem thousands of gathered again the local reports suggest it's a little bit small the last 2 weekends when the numbers are well in excess of 10000 and the majority of those there are concerned with the coronavirus pandemic response and that in yahoo's corruption trial which is due to start in earnest the evidentiary phase in january but there are others there as well those not just from from f wilma's ations there's a group of doctors there there are groups representing self employed people who've been hit very hard by the the economic fallout of the pandemic and for all of the acts of the diplomatic coup that has been trying to push this week in terms of the deal signed with the u.a.e. there are people here saying that that doesn't matter for those who've been hit so hard by what's happened during the pandemic the palestinian ambassador to the u.a.e. has been recalled in protest of the gulf states to sit in to normalize relations with israel palestinian leaders denounced the u.s. brokere

very forsett al-jazeera west jerusalem . australia's victoria state is stepping up lockdown measures are to reporting a significant spike in corona virus cases 671 new infections were confirmed on sunday almost 300 more than the previous day a curfew will be imposed from 8 at night till 5 in the morning and people can't go further than 5 kilometers from their homes only one person from each household can go shopping once a day victoria is the epicenter of a strain as outbreak it's already reimposed a 6 week stay at home order last point. from 6 pm tonight i'm declaring a state of disaster across victoria this will be in addition to the state of emergency that has operated throughout this means that police and others have additional powers we can suspend. various acts of the parliament we can make sure that we get the job done and there's no question about the enforceability and the why in which new rules will operate. the u.s. has condemned the hong kong government decision to postpone september's legislative elections for a

thousands of west jerusalem in west jerusalem have staged an other protest against israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu for weeks demonstrators have demanded that yahoo should step down while he stands trial over corruption charges they've also voiced frustration about the government's handling of the current virus outbreak u.s. president donald trump has bypass congress signing for executive orders he says will provide economic relief to billions of americans. saying clude extending unemployment benefits for the lower weekly amount as well as fiction protections and student loan relief. every. oh i got them all right there are more than what i do but. if you think let me think that thank you. but i do have one that i've got a. we'll . hear more. from last year. when you fly. from. your beach the world to. the year we're in the woods. or something the proof in the book. be neat trick ancient chance of that it will use competing to see in your. eyes that you can. will do. for the post i'm going to for you but. most of all. this should. be. all or simply. no we have. it all to keep it

jerusalem with more on the wider effects of. well it's all coming from the hamas side which is typical in these sorts of situations israel tends not to say anything about these announcements of the escalations or cease fires but according to israeli media there are israeli defense sources who are confirming what hamas is saying at least to the extent that there is an agreement what hamas says about this agreement is that it will stop its in century balloon launchers and explosive balloon launchers as well as that the what it calls its night time confusion operations were groups go along the border fence and throw explosives and cause disruption and in return it says that israel is undertaking to go back to the previous collation situation which means allowing fisherman out into the mediterranean again from gaza's ports easing the restrictions of goods coming in which had been closed down just to

jerusalem. even before tuesday morning in the shutdown of the only power station gaza's 2000000 people were dealing with an acute shortage of electricity the maximum capacity was a little more than a 3rd of the 500 megawatt demand and now the shortfall has got worse. as in stopping the fuel supply means losing the $63.00 mic what's that the gas a power station produces which means losing a 3rd of the power we have the previous timetable was 6 hours on end 10 hours off now we can provide 3 to 4 hours only. israel stop delivery of the diesel fuel to generate the electricity last week as part of its latest round of tensions with hamas garza's ruling faction. how mass is resumed its tactic of launching balloons carrying incendiary and explosive materials into israeli territory. they've also

jerusalem. even before tuesday morning in the shutdown of the only power station gaza's 2000000 people were dealing with an acute shortage of electricity the maximum capacity was a little more than a 3rd of the 500 megawatt demand and now the shortfall has got worse. but that there will be the winners in stopping the fuel supply means losing the $63.00 mic what's that the gas a power station produces which means losing

david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality therere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it.t. >> we are here i in a bubble.e. after r sometimeme of working together withth jamal i said let's do thisis in california. you only have to choosose in th neighbhborhood what kikind of l yoyou want i in the mornining. >> w when i go thehere i'm alwa eager to g go to my people, to neigighborhood. i wawant to have the least interaction with thehe israelel as possibible. >> many israelis don't wwant t know abobout paltinians. they don't't want to rreach ou they don't want to cross into streets anand neighborhohoods the palelestinians li

a protest is a bit back out in west jerusalem calling for israel's prime minister to step down. have been hours of clashes in central beirut today where thousands of lebanese are out voicing their fury at the government and its role in choose days explosion but he's fired tear gas and live ammunition as some protesters threw stones and others stormed a number of government ministries one policeman died and dozens of people were injured beirut residents are angry that they've been left to pick up the pieces of their shattered homes and neighborhoods using shovels and human chains with no help from the state and more m.p.'s have resigned from parliament in their own protest 3 m.p.'s from a christian opposition party announce that resignation at the funeral of one of their senior officials who died in the blast that in its prime minister has responded to the anger by calling for early elections saying a holder of ports now from beirut. they stood their ground in the face of power. relentless tear gas by security forces at times live ammunition. but protesters didn't leave too angry

another saturday night a noisy protest here in west jerusalem thousands of people gathered just a few 100 meters from the entrance to the official residence of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu there demanding that he leave office we've seen people gathering again on there is bridges and intersections around the country in protest against the prime minister as well as are those an international element especially to those photos with various gatherings of 18 cities mainly in north america isolation jem'hadar also in europe which are being cool ordinated and there's another group inside question them as well marching from a bridge a few kilometers away to join this group here that's one of the last weekend as well the dark time police intervene tried to stop them from marching and they were clashes minus scuffles and a couple of dozen of detentions as well this time police are allowing them to march on indeed said it's actually a sign that there is an attempt at least not to have a repeat of what took place last saturday the police did say that they had seen calls on social media t

protesters are back out in west jerusalem calling for israel's prime minister to step down. clashes a broken out in central beirut where tens of thousands of lebanese have been out voicing their fear at the government for its role in tuesday's explosion police fired tear gas and live ammunition as some protesters threw stones and others stormed government ministries the offices of the association of lebanese banks were also trashed one policeman was killed during the arrest and the right cross said dozens of people were injured. by a root residents are angry that they've been left to pick up the pieces of their shattered homes and neighborhoods using shovels and human chains no help from the state. and more m.p.'s have resigned from parliament in their own protest a christian opposition party which lost a senior official in the blast said it's 3 legislators will join 2 others who left in anger at corruption and the lebanese prime minister says he will propose early elections in a bid to stem the anger loom conclusion as. we cannot face these problems unless we have early ele

and this is al jazeera and these are the headlines thousands of protesters in west jerusalem a calling on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign there's frustration over the government's handling of the coin virus crisis as well as netanyahu is criminal corruption charges and the largest protest that israel seen in a decade high force that has more from lester osman this is now 3 weeks of really large protests with we were meant to behind them these are seen as the largest scenes of civil unrest that we've seen in israel for nearly a decade and it's a mixture of motivations and groups some of them protesting against it you know for years old is corruption cases he is currently on trial that child due to start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being called 3 times a week but they've been joined and their movement has been buttressed by the fact that israel is laboring under the 2nd wave. well the number of corona virus infections across south africa has surpassed half a 1000000 but experts warn the outbreak has not yet reached its peak more than 10000

pastors have gathered in west jerusalem near the official residence of the israeli prime minister to call on him to resign demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu have been held on saturday evenings for several weeks now testers are angry at the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and also massing on his ongoing trial for corruption hari force it brings us the latest now from west jerusalem. once again this is another major protest not far from his residence at a square in west jerusalem thousands of gathered again the local reports suggest it's a little bit small the last 2 weekends when the numbers were excess of $10000.00 and the majority of those there are concerned with the coronavirus pandemic response and that and you know who's a corruption trial which is due to start in earnest the evidentiary phase in january but there are others as well those not just from from the through going to zation is there's a group of doctors there there are groups representing self employed people who've been hit very hard by the economic fallout of the pandemic and for all of the

another noisy night in west jerusalem that's reporting. to the maritime territorial dispute between turkey and greece and in the latest escalation the turkish government says it's stopped 6 greek fighter jets from entering sensitive space media reports from greece though say those planes were actually harris by turkish fighters as they returned to base on the on the discrete it happened over a part of the mediterranean which both claim as their own area potentially rich in energy reserves this month turkey started with its ship there exploring that area for oil and gas but the european union which includes greece is calling for a diplomatic solution but it hasn't ruled out the possibility of sanctions on 2 shortly we'll hear from john psaropoulos near athens he'll tell us how greece is accused of making more and more military incursions but 1st stephanie decker in istanbul on how turkey is viewing greece's announcement about a maritime border change. we have heard from the vice president he said that greece is moved greece has announced th

seen so far this time for said al jazeera west jerusalem. there are charges there who have been a reminder of all top news stories mali's president abraham boubacar kjetil has resigned and dissolved parliament just hours after mutinous soldiers detained him and top members of his government he said he wanted no blood to be spilled because of power the west african regional bloc ecowas has ordered the closure of borders with lolli the african union and the e.u. are condemning the action and the un security council has called an emergency meeting in other news the us democratic party has formally nominated joe biden as the 2020 presidential candidate it happened on the 2nd night of the national convention which is being carried out their chilly because of coronavirus by the support of some big names with the former u.s. president bill clinton and former secretary of state john kerry addressing party supporters when this president goes overseas it isn't a goodwill mission it's a blooper reel he breaks up with our allies and writes love letters

jerusalem they're angry about the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and that is ongoing trial for corruption. there's been violence in ivory coast after president tara was formally chosen by his ruling party to run for a 3rd term in october's election he accepted the nomination at a rally in the capital abidjan but the opposition has called it unconstitutional and says it about struck violence erupted between opposition and government supporters in several towns the town had declined to seek a 3rd term then changed his mind after the death of his chosen successor last month . california's governor is calling for health was trailer in canada to find hundreds of wildfires now the 565 as a burning across the state after the number doubled in a single day at least 6 people have died with dozens more injured man b. has the latest. stunning pictures of what was likely a terrifying drive through the hanafi area of northern california. the flames a part of a series of wildfires sweeping across the region the largest state in 2 decades. tool in 2000 square kilometers torching hom

that's remind you of our top stories here this hour thousands of protesters in west jerusalem are calling on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign there's frustration over the government's handling of the growing a virus crisis as well as netanyahu is corruption charges this is the largest protest that israel's seen in a decade. and hong kong has opened a new community treatment center to cope with the rapid rise in coronavirus cases a team of lab technicians from mainland china is heading to the territory to help carry out tests. and to nasa astronauts of undocked from the international space station and are right now on their way back to the aiming for the gulf of mexico just off the florida panhandle in the 1st 3 landing for u.s. astronauts in 45 years. at least 80 people have died in india's northern state of punjab after drinking toxic brew take alcohol police there say they've arrested 25 people and confiscated large quantities of booze and storage problems or authorities say the sales were widespread and still expect more faith. while staying in india and the united n

dozens in west jerusalem have staged another protest against israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu for weeks demonstrators are demanded netanyahu should step down what he stands trial on corruption charges have also voiced frustration about the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak afghanistan's highest consultative body has recommended that the government release 400 taliban prisoners but it says they should only be freed if they promise not to return to fighting the release is seen is the last hurdle before peace talks of the taliban can begin and those are the headlines the news continues here on our dizzier in about half an hour after the bottom line by. counting the cost russia war planes and that's mr scenes from the fold of libya's biggest oil field last lebanon's economic analysis of the devastating explosion is it time from awful fun. weaponize and data information to manipulate elections. counting the costs of. an image can change the way we see the wound if we had not seen that we would be talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of t

so far this time al-jazeera west jerusalem. the top stories on al-jazeera this hour in fact breaking news from mali where president abraham to has appeared on state television and announced his resignation had been detained by soldiers who staged a coup with the prime minister also detained. this will give blood to be spilled to keep me in power and that's why i would like to think a 1000000 people for their warmth and i am telling you now that i'm resigning from my position as the president and all my other positions and i announced the dissolution of the assembly and the government. before the resignation they'd been widespread international condemnation to developments in mali the west african regional bloc eco was ordered borders to be closed and the un security council called an emergency meeting. with more from. apart from the border closure of the course also in a statement issued this evening ordered the suspension of all financial flows between mali and other west african states it suspending mali from its decision mak

thousands of west juries in west jerusalem have staged and now the protests against israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu for weeks demonstrators have demanded that he should step down while he stands trial over corruption charges they've also voiced frustration about the government's handling of the current virus outbreak u.s. president donald trump has bypass congress signing for executive orders he says will provide economic relief to billions of americans. saying clude extending unemployment benefits for the lower weekly amount as well as your fiction protections and student loan relief. al-jazeera. everyone. all got to look at their will or more letter you're going to. need to think of anything bad thank you really. but i do have one better.

jerusalem. now joe biden has called donald trump a toxic presence in the u.s. in his 1st campaign event since accepting the democratic nomination for president he urged americans to remove poison from politics of a selection we've arrived in a moment in this campaign with all new including the press in front of me do we get to. the moment when donald trump would be so desperate to do anything to hold on to power dollar chop has been a toxic presence in our nation for 4 years. how we talk to one. poison how we treat one another. poisoned the values this nation has always held dear. poison our very democracy. now is a little over 60 days we have a decision to make. will we rid ourselves of this toxin or will we make a permanent part we make it a permanent part of our nation's character on our white house correspondent kelly how he joins us life now can be a very powerful speech touching on many themes particularly talking of the donald trump but what's the key one was all americans really safe on

jerusalem in a decade they say netanyahu shouldn't be in office while facing corruption charges . at least 13 people have been killed by suspected boko haram fighters in cameroon grenades were launched at a camp for displaced people in missouri go in the country's north 8 more were injured attacks by the armed group of killed displaced tens of thousands over the past decade in nigeria and neighboring countries. the united nations has joined calls for the release of human rights activists in india some are being held in prison under anti-terrorism laws while they await trial the government denies accusations that the charges are politically motivated to serious elizabeth purana has been speaking to some of the prisoners families we know. it's been 2 years since some of india's most recognizable rights activists were rounded up and taken away by police there were queues of instigating violence during a march by disadvantaged hindus in my state where one person was killed a 2 year old poet and prominent human rights lawyer so the butt of the watch are among the detained their arrests

now thousands of people are protesting near the israeli prime minister's office in west jerusalem demanding that he be that he step down demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu has been taking place for a while now each weekend protesters are angry at the economic fallout from a quote a virus pandemic in the way in which the government has handled that but they're also not happy expressing their discontent over these corruption charges national is ongoing trial for corruption of course the prime minister denies the allegations all of this is a fair bit of tension within the governing coalition that's been a long running story as well but here we have protesters who've gathered in west jerusalem. is recorded more than a 1000 new coronavirus case in the last 24 hours the worse daily figure since the lockdown was lifted in may health officials are blaming people who are returning from holidays many of whom are young and asymptomatic more than $35000.00 people have died in italy once the epicenter of europe's outbreak daily infections in spain and france are also at their highest level for mo

very force it out west jerusalem hong kong is making covert 900 testing free for its 7500000 residents is that where there's a 3rd wave of infections a team of lab technicians from mainland china is heading to the territory on kong's expo center has been turned into a makeshift hospital to deal with the increasing number of cases 125 new infections were reported on sunday the 11th day in a row cases have been triple digits well david joins us live now from hong kong give us a hong kong seems to be taking some drastic measures to control this spike in infections tell us what's been happening the bat. that's right daryn this is being called hong kong's 3rd and deadliest wave previously hong kong has been able to contain the previous outbreaks quite quickly and quite successfully but this time when they say the main issue is tracking and tracing they're having problems figuring out where those clusters are coming from and they are growing quite rapidly according to hong kong standards now compared to the rest of the world this would seem almost minimal just triple digit daily increases bu

jerusalem harry thank you. meanwhile israel's army has known as to a strike against several hamas positions in gaza they came hours after palestinians fought a rockets into israel that the military says was intercepted by its eye and defense system meanwhile prime minister benjamin netanyahu says protesters demanding his resignation and the case of trumpeting on democracy throughout the summer thousands of israeli demonstrators and call for him to step down this weekend so the largest protest to date they say netanyahu has failed to handle the coronavirus pandemic and shouldn't be in office while on trial for alleged corruption. that years of. these wild and unfitted. including the day before yesterday there were calls to murder the prime minister and his family the media is ignoring it and covering it up in the politicians. the israeli prime minister's son yeah has been banned from tweeting about protest leaders and israeli court ordered him to delete tweets that include the person addresses and cell phone num

official residence in west jerusalem and they're angry about the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and netanyahu is ongoing trial for corruption the huge blast in lebanon's capital earlier this month killed more than $200.00 people and injured thousands more lebanese are not the only victims hundreds of syrians were amongst the numbers and the u.n. and aid agencies are helping but they haven't been able to reach everyone say mahato reports. 2 weeks after he was injured and where most of us pain hasn't eased knocked unconscious from the blast at beirut port he spent a few days in hospital and is now left to deal with his injuries alone the father of 6 is a syrian migrant worker who are among the worst hit being left out of an already struggling system is not hard my heart them when they don't matter how they we're can i go for a check up there's no one to take me someone was supposed to pick me up 5 days ago to scan my heed and i'm very dizzy i can't get up. much of. hundreds of syrians were injured in the explosion many worked and lived near the port there were also 30 per

protesters are back out in west jerusalem calling for israel's prime minister 6 to step down. afghanistan's highest consultative body recommends the government release $400.00 taliban prisoners but only if they promise not to return to fighting. and the controversial car being dubbed the pinkness sadie's creates a big surprise in qualifying the sunday school no one grand prix. the main opposition candidate in belarus his election has gone into hiding in the past few hours after 2 of her top aides for the. by police so that lynette to kind of skye is running against the man who's been called europe's last dictator alexander lukashenko her supporters have been taking part in a car protest on the streets of the capital minsk making the opposition hand gesture out of their windows dozens of them were also arrested despite a show of support the president is expected to declare victory after the final day of polling on sunday. is running for his 6th term in office he's held the post for 26 years having changed the constitution to allow him to keep running and he's the favorite to wi

kerry forsett out west jerusalem. at least in the u.s. state of portland declared an unlawful assembly trying to spurs and the racism protesters gathering outside a police building there have been several months of mostly peaceful protests following the announcement that the presence of federal agents would be reduced there were moments of tension on saturday night when bottles were thrown at offices portland has seen more than 2 months of demonstrations following the putting skilling of george floyd minneapolis. process triggered by their arrest of a governor in russia and now their 4th week demonstrations 1st emerged in the far eastern city of hoff's but have spread to other cities and. we're going back for a gal chanted these protesters gathering in the russian city of office they're demanding the release of surrogates for a gal the regional governor who was arrested earlier this month on murder charges. supporters say the accusations are politically motivated. for a gal had defeated a pope ramblin candidate to become governor in 2018

jerusalem there the official residence israel's prime minister calling on him to resign protesters angry at benjamin netanyahu is handling of the pandemic and his ongoing trial for corruption the palestinian ambassador to the u.a.e. has been recalled in protest of the gulf states decision to normalize relations with israel palestinian leaders denounced the u.s. brokered agreement as a stab in the back to their cause under the deal israel agreed to suspend its planned an exception of areas in the occupied west bank and turkey's president richard cohen says this country won't back down and its standoff with greece over the energy exploration in the east mediterranean the one dismissed threats of e.u. sanctions on saturday he says a turkish research vessel will continue operations for another week turkey and greece are at odds of a claims to energy resources in the disputed area between crete and cyprus there's the headlines the news continues here on syria after the slum. 15 years from now one in 3 people were going to i'd been living. like these in this rolling mega city of manila. built

jerusalem. this is now 3 weeks of really large protests with real momentum behind them these are seen as the largest scenes of civil unrest that we've seen in israel for nearly a decade and as you say it's a mixture of motivations and groups some of them protesting against that you know for years over his corruption cases he is currently on trial that child due to start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being called 3 times a week but they've been joined and the movement has been buttressed by the fact that israel is laboring under the 2nd wave of coronavirus the economic impact and fallout of that is being seen as not being properly assuaged by government policy they are trying to do that but there are people that i've been speaking to tonight even saying things like you know that there be people being asleep and they're waking up against this prime minister that the coronavirus has been a slap in the face for the country and that is what is providing these protests with t

another very noisy very substantial protest here in west jerusalem just a few 100 meters from the prime minister's residence benjamin that residence just beyond this square behind me once again very much dominated it seems by the israeli political left we see the black flags of the pro-democracy and seen as you know movement and others who are long been protesting against his premiership saying that he should resign because of the fact that he is on trial in 3 separate corruption cases but as well as that he said very much been fueled these protests by those who've been angered and disappointed by the government's performance in dealing with the coronavirus and damage away from what's happening on the street though it's worth noting there are other major political developments going on every week every sunday israeli government has my cabinet meeting it seems that this one could be canceled this sunday because of a disagreement between the 2 sides the likud party of benjamin netanyahu and the blue and white party of benny gantz his former rival and alternate prime minister they have bee

jerusalem. this is now 3 weeks of really large protests with real momentum behind them these are seen as the largest scenes of civil unrest that we've seen in israel for nearly a decade and as you say it's a mixture of motivations and groups some of them protesting against that you know for years over his corruption cases he is currently on trial that child due to start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being called 3 times a week but they've been joined and the movement has been buttressed by the fact that israel is laboring under the 2nd wave of coronavirus the economic impact and fallout of that is being seen as not being properly assuaged by government policy they are trying to do that but there are people that i've been speaking to tonight even saying things like you know that there be people being asleep and they're waking up against this prime minister that the coronavirus has been a slap in the face for the country and that is what is providing these protests with t

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