palestinian families, fighting forced eviction, reject a kompromat from israel's supreme court. welcome to the program. on the eve of the first anniversary of the start of the war in tigray, the ethiopian government declared a state of emergency. the prime minister has called on all ethiopians to take up arms against the tigrayan fighters. they claim to have captured towns leading up to the capital, addis ababa. they are demanding the central government end the siege into the blockade of the northern region. we have reports. reporter: a new frontier in ethiopia's war. rebels in tigray say they are advancing further south towards addis ababa. they have declared a national state of emergency. >> the state has the right to detain and arrest anyone suspected of working with or assisting the terrorist group. the emergency order dictates without permission granted from a designated authority, there is to be no gathering for public protest allowed. -- or public protest allowed. reporter: the prime minister asked all ethiopians to mobilize and fight back against the rebels. >> there are

supreme court. ah, well welcome to the program on the eve of the 1st anniversary of the start of the war integrity, the ethiopian government has declared a state of emergency, a prime minister, abby, i am, it has called on all ethiopians to take up arms against the to grind fighters, they claim to have captured towns on the main highway leading to the capital, addis ababa. that's been disputed by the government. the rebels are demanding the central government and what they call a siege that's blockading aid into the northern region. brianca gupta now reports a new frontier and if you appear swore rebels, antigua, i say, be advancing further south towards the capital, addis ababa. the federal government has declared a nation wide emergency, but it might the decree or does the states have the right to detain or arrest anyone suspected of working with or assisting the terrorist group. and the emergency order dictates that without permission granted from a designated authority, there is to be no gatheri

east jerusalem have rejected a compromise plan. israel supreme court proposed that the families be allowed to stay in their shaft gerra homes for 15 years. but that meant recognizing a jewish satler organisation as the owners of the land. harry force reports from occupied east jerusalem. the families of shakira had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned their decision. no, no, i had that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered as protected tenants at the mercy of settled organizations. we stand fan and i refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in the 1950s. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations while they continued to make their own ownership case. some saw it as worthy at least of consideratio

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have rejected a compromise put forward by israel supreme court. the court proposed that the families be allowed to stay in their homes 15 years for recognizing that you are settler organization as the owners of the lands. hurry force reports and i form occupied east jerusalem. the families of shakes, jerome had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned the decision. no, i help you with that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered us protected tenants at the mercy of several organizations. we stamps and refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in the 1950s. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations while they continued to make their own ownership case. some saw

supreme court proposed that the families be allowed to stay in the shaft, your homes for 15 years. that meant recognizing the jewish sat organisation as the owners of the land high force that reports from occupied east jerusalem. the families of shira had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned the decision. no, i had you had that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered us protected tenants at the mercy of settled organizations. we stamps them and refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in the 1950s. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations while they continued to make their own ownership case. some saw it as worthy at least of consideration. but the final decision is to fight on. in a case

supreme court. the court proposed that the families be allowed to stay in their homes for a period of 15 years, or recognizing that you're set, the organization of the owners of the lands. hurry forfeits is covering the story for as for the west, jerusalem, how would the families saying i was there saying no, essentially they're saying that this compromise deal or which the court was pushing very hard is not acceptable to them on the grounds that it would classify them as protected tenants in homes that they very much regard insists have fought for b, their own, awarded to them under jordanian rule, in the 1950s as palestinian refugees in east jerusalem at the time. of course, since then there has been the unilateral annexation of east jerusalem a by israel or since 1967 it's been viewed as occupied territory under international law. israel views as part of is ready sovereign territory, so it imposes israeli law there and under is ready law. a settler organization has had verdicts already in lower c

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east jerusalem have rejected a compromise, put forward by israel supreme court. the court proposed the families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years while recognizing a jewess settler organization as the owners of the land harry force. it joins us now from shake dro in occupied east. jerusalem was the reaction from the families been like harry they've had several weeks now about a month to, to think about this offer, which even at the beginning of this process, some of the families were saying was the sort of most significant move in their favor for some time the offer was that they would be allowed to stay in the homes for a minimum of 15 years, but they would be given this protected tendency status for up to 3 generations worth of these families, starting with a 1st generation as of right now. so it could have given them the relative potential security in some people's estimation of being able to stay in their homes . however, what it didn't give them is what they've been fighting for in the israeli courts for so long, which is recognition of their ow

right now we still don't know where we are to go in. israel supreme court has given the families until the 2nd of november to decide whether to accept a compromise deal with a jewish settler organization that claims ownership of the land. the deal would give them protected tenancy status, meaning they would have the right to stay for up to 3 generations from now. and crucially without giving up their own fight to be recognised as owners of the land berlin in orlando. so we have to study this proposal that is totally because it will determine our feet on existence in the neighborhood. and we can give any answers before we have discussed and studied. and this will be done by all the residents of the naval. the families campaign lent on the success of social media moments like this mona l could confronting a settler who admitted frankly to wanting to steal her land. when his brother mohammed recently tweeted the families were deliberating, but would never at set. the settlers own their homes, legal experts say that within the confines of the israeli law, if the supreme court had to make a

supreme court. it proposed the families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years, but it also recognized a jewish setting organization as the owners of the land higher force. it has more from occupied east jerusalem. the families of shakes, jerome had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday, they returned the decision. nothing to do with that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered us protected tenants at the mercy of several organizations. we stamps firm and refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in 1900 fifties. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations while they continued to make their own ownership case. some s

her projects the compromise proposed by israel supreme court. it is the latest chapter in their long battle, against being forcibly removed from their homes. the supreme court proposed a deal that recognizes a jewish settler organisation as the owners of the land while allowing the families to stay in their homes for 15 years. life now to harry force. it was there for us in west jerusalem. harry hi there. oh, what are the family saying about this? well that's saying that this is a deal that they cannot accept largely on the basis that you just set out, that it does not recognize them as owners of their own home. something they have insisted on throughout the long battle, saying that the homes, they were that, that in some cases they, in other cases, their ancestors were given in the 1950s by the jordanian government when it was in control here in what is now occupied east jerusalem, that's as refugees, they are entitled were entitled and remain entitled to the ownership of those homes . so this compromise deal which set out to recognise the clai

supreme court. the court proposed that the families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years will recognize energy or set the organization as the owners of the land. nor did it go. and at the 100 obama, we understand that the israeli courts circumventing their duty to adjudicate the case and to forcing us to choose between being forced to leave our homes are being submissive to an unfair agreement. that represents colonial policies. which aim to create a fragmentation of social solidarity achieved recently by the palestinian people. the reopening of the pedestrian border between columbia and venezuela has brought some relief to the fashions venezuelans who cross every day for essentially. but the lack of diplomatic relations between the countries as worsens and already volatile security situation at the border center, i'm here to report from quota on the columbia. inside phillip authorise in his family fled their mother's farm in the rural area of the border city of cook. with a few months ago

east jerusalem had rejected a compromise put forward by israel supreme court. the court propose that families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years, but it also recognised a jewish settler organisation of the owners of the land. harry force reports from occupied east jerusalem. the families of shakes, jerome had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned the decision. no, i help you with that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered us protected tenants at the mercy of several organizations. we stamps and refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in the 1950s. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations while they continued to make their own ownership case. some saw it

supreme court. it proposed the families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years, but it also recognized a jewish settler organization as the owners of the land. how force it has more from occupied eastern wisdom the families of shakes. jerome had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned the decision. no, i had you had that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered us protected tenants at the mercy of settled organizations. we stamps firm and refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in the 1950s. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations while they continued to make their own ownership case. some saw it as

supreme court. and i'm sorry, higher to the latest full it's chelsea close in on the spot in the last 16 of the re for champions league, the radian champions, the sweetest 5. now my one know in that group h. march. ah hello. welcome to the news out. on the eve of the 1st anniversary of the start of the war, integra, the government has declared a state of emergency. the prime minister, i'd be a ahmed, has called on all your opinions to take up arms against the 2 grind fighters. they claim to have captured towns on the main highway leading the capital, addis ababa. that's been disputed by the government. the t p ls are demanding the central government and what they call it and what they call a siege that is blockading aid into the northern region. ranko good. now reports a new frontier and if he'll pay us war rebels in t go, i say the advancing further south towards the capital, addis ababa. the federal government has declared alisha white state of emergency. we are prime minister abi amad has asked a

the compromise put forward by israel supreme court proposed the families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years, but it also recognized the jewish federal organization as the owners of the land. perry force it has more from occupied east jerusalem. the families of shakes, jerome had been given a months to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned the decision. no, i heard you was that how you said that we rejected the proposal, body israeli supreme court, which would have rendered us protected tenants at the mercy of settle organizations . we stem firm and our refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in 1900 fifties. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations. while they continued to make their own ownership case. some saw it as worthy at least of consideration. the fin

supreme court. the court proposed that the families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years while recognizing a jewish settler organization as the owners of the lands. nor did it go and not a 100 obama. we understand that the israeli courts circumventing their duty to adjudicate the case and to forcing us to choose between being forced to leave our homes are being submissive to an unfair agreement. that represents colonial policies, which aim to create a fragmentation of social solidarity achieved recently by the palestinian paypal. the reopening of the pedestrian border between columbia and venezuela has brought some relief to the thousands of venezuelans across every day for essentials. but the lack of diplomatic relations between the countries as worsens and already volatile security situation at the border. alessandra, i'm here to reports from caputo on the columbian side. philip doris and his family fled their mother's farm in the rural area of the border city of cuckoo. the 4 months ago

supreme court. what's called a compromise for residents facing forced addiction and fishing in troubled waters. the sea food industry fears. what's next on the menu stalks to resolve a dispute between the u. k. and france. continue all of us. ah hello there, let's got in north america and it's been a chilly start to the month for many central areas in the u. s. we've had temperatures below average across the great lakes. the states like illinois, iowa and missouri. we've also seen some snow fall in michigan, and as we had for the easter eastern parts of canada, quebec has seen a bit of a wintery mix linger now to the northeast of the u. s. it has dried up nicely now that that storm system has moved away, but quite a bit of cloud cover remains along that east coast. but for the wet and windy weather, we have to head to the west coast. we've got a weather system that's brought some really wet and windy conditions to western areas of canada. british columbia, seen some torrential downpours, and that sy

court vacancy, for example. while sometimes this happens when poll numbers go south. i want to bring in a cnn senior reporter who shares the byline on this report. isaac, take us behind the scenes because they seem very close, the vice president and the president publicly. and i suspect privately they are very close. >> they feel really good about that. but what we're seeing here is frustration from some people in the west wing, from some people in the wider orbit with messups they've seen in the harris office, with the dysfunction that has continued to plague the office, and an overall feeling from harris loyalists that there's not being enough done to prepare her for being president or running for president, either of which could end up being relatively soon. >> and this whole idea of trying to put kamala harris on the supreme court, i just can't imagine that happening. but i suppose it goes to maybe the frustration level that is simmering behind the scenes. >> in the story i refer to this as like an aaron sor