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and he's saying the same things he's saying that the security forces on the streets of benny are not just dealing with ordinary protesters he's saying that the people among them who are armed with quote weapons and they've been attacking residents of benny who do not necessarily want to participate in this process is saying that security forces are continuing are going to continue using force until the situation is contained but it's important to note even as he says that that people as you've been saying in beni and here in goma are quite angry about the state of security and genuinely so when all this really is happening at a time that health workers are trying struggling to contain an airball outbreak in that region. the visit by the director general of the world health organization to go was brief but necessary. health workers responding to an outbreak in parts of the region wiretapped last week by my my rebels in an area where people are still being infected by the disease for died and in this hospital that chief visits those who were injured even one. could spark a fire. the sa

saying that they are supporting the people of benny and in benny's that hospital doctors are saying they'll have to perform emergency surgeries and many of the patients who are there both were admitted all of them have a beard been admitted with gunshot wounds the woman who died last night was shot in the head in the process that's how the death toll is now at 5 our team in beni in that same hospital also met with victims of a.d.f. attack the reasons a.d.f. attacks some of them had deep deep deep wounds a.d.f. has been attacking people using machetes one woman told us that her 5 children were killed others had very horrific stories on the streets of benny's things are calm the security forces saying they're going to do everything they can to contain the situation and this follows day long gunshots. the military fact of the taking over the streets of benny running battles between security forces and the police. now iran state television has acknowledged for the fast time that people it describes as riotous where shot and killed during recent protests thousands of people trying demons

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would have to go 1st in any rotational prime minister arrangement even if it's just for a few months benny gantz has said that he would not sit under an indicted prime minister and those positions have not shifted and the other key player avigdor lieberman who has a party with some 8 seats in the israeli parliament the knesset has said that he would only serve in a unity government trying to bring those 2 sides together ruling out serving in a right wing coalition with benjamin netanyahu and so we are still in that situation there has been some progress today but that's only on legislation trying to set the date of the election of a station which we expect to go through just before the midnight deadline and that date being much the 2nd 2020 and so harry how is that israeli public failing about a 3rd action or a look at. not good there is a lot of gloom around the polls all suggest that it's the last thing that israelis want the israeli president has been calling on politicians to avert that at all costs it's expensive some 500000000 israeli shekels so that's. more than sort of $150000000.0

now at least 2 people have been killed as heavy gunfire continues on the streets of benny and eastern democratic republic of congo the firing started off to hundreds of people marched towards a u.n. peacekeeping base congolese government soldiers blocked the crowds from getting too close to the compound which is near the airport and one of 2 u.n. bases that demonstrators have been targeting u.n. peacekeepers accusing them of failing to protect them from attacks by rebel groups well our producer 11 counties in beni and he joins us now on the phone and then you've been hearing those gunshots do we have any more clarity about what's been happening on the streets and just who's involved. they come so. clearly leaning heavily on the bitty to get just getting. all of these. shots to. ricci's home. so sedition is violent maybe he. didn't. get the. wish. not to reach the. mission because the men talking. to each man meant military because of the u.n. down it will be a very very very tense situation if it would succeed but it seems to be the time in . which the. top producer allowed in conny w

next march 3rd in less than a year now the prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his main opponent benny gantz were able to form a governing coalition after september's inconclusive vote harry forsett reports from west jerusalem. it was the outcome feared by voters in september's inconclusive election warned against by israel's president but ever more grimly inevitable in the months since a 3rd election in less than a year the main opposition party accuses the prime minister benjamin netanyahu indicted in 3 corruption cases of clinging to office in order to strengthen his legal position or fear for your to these elections are going to be a vest civil of hate violence said discuss so make sure your children are not near the t.v.'s in the following 3 months. long before the midnight deadline passed benjamin netanyahu had already fired the starting gun on his election campaign via facebook posting an interview with a blue and white politician in which he endorsed a 2 state solution with the palestinians now senor who counted we don't want a palestinian state who go forward with who will the

election its 3rd in less than a year neither prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his main opponent benny gantz were able to form a go governing coalition after september's inconclusive vote at least 70 soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military campaign. it happened. near the border with mali no one has claimed responsibility but fighters linked to iceland's al qaeda are increasingly active there the united nations says it can't verify assertions that iran was behind attacks on saudi oil facilities plants belonging to state oil company iran co were hit by drones are. cutting output by about a half or so to arabia the u.s. and european allies say iran is to blame however the u.n. secretary general says investigations can conclude that the projectiles used were also iranian origin. well the panel has a very particular mandate and doesn't necessarily see all the evidence that is available we and our partners have made our main assessment having seen a lot of evidence and we have concluded and have stated publicly that we believe iran to be responsible and we think there's good evi

or face an unprecedented 3rd election in a year the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his rival benny gaps failed to form a road in coalition after september's vote well they and other politicians in parliament would then given 21 days to agree on a government and that deadline expires at midnight local time on wednesday if they fail parliament would automatically be dissolved and new elections must be held with a 90 days harry for such as following the developing story for us from west jerusalem given the context of the. political territory that we're in. in this country i think there will be an absence of really proportions for anything other than. to be ushered in by midnight. tonight there had been some reporting that benjamin netanyahu was ready to concede one of the key demands from his rival benny gantz that he gives up any claim to parliamentary immunity with regard to the 3 separate corruption cases that he has been indicted in but his likud party then came out and said that that was not the case and once again blamed benny gantz and his blue and white party for failing to jo

benjamin netanyahu and his opponent benny gantz failed to form a coalition. we are joined from west jerusalem. what happens next, harry? reporter: what happens next is a third election in march. there is a sense of grim inevitability about this, which had been growing ever more grim and inevitable in the months since the september election and all of the repeated attempts and failures to form a unity government between the party of benjamin netanyahu and the blue and white party led by former army chief benny gantz. both men stuck to their positions, netanyahu saying he had to stay in power, at least for several months, in any unity government deal. he was in the interim indicted in several corruption cases, blue and white accusing him of trying to cement his position and fight off corruption cases from that position of power. they said they would not sit in government with an indicted prime minister. along with a last gasp attempt by benny gantz, he said if netanyahu gives up any claim of parliamentary immunity, perhaps they could talk. that was rebuffed by

to dissolve itself and call another election neither prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his rival benny gantz could form a coalition after the last to vote in september kerry force it is our correspondent in west jerusalem so harry when do we think this will happen. well the the decision i think on a possible unity government or a coalition government that is now done and dusted bar the official confirmation from the the president the knesset that nobody actually came up with the 61 members required to form that coalition government so that would automatically trigger a 3rd election there is still time though after this deadline for the voting to decide the actual date and without a vote on a date then the automatic date would be the 10th of march next year that coincides with an important jewish holiday and so there had already been an agreement between the 2 main parties that they should be march the 2nd and so we're still waiting for the 2nd and 3rd reading of the bill which will ensure that it is march the 2nd but it does seem as if what everybody had been worried about what the pre

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that was a message to becoming big thank you for that update county on the line there from benny unit speak to another of our correspondents and democratic republic of congo katherine sawyer who is in the regional capital goma kathleen at the anger the u.n. is not just in betty but also in goma way you want to tell us about what's been happening than them. absolutely people here are quite angry but fully let me just fast go back to that press conference that arlo was talking about he says that the military did not mention which armed groups are saying and have infiltrated these protests who these men are will come from outside benny but i did speak to that governor of north q will benny is a territory in north to the governor who said to me that they believe that this potus have been infiltrated by members of a militia a rebel group called my my this is a group that is more entrenched in the community is more accepted by most many people in that area so he says that there are fears that this group has infiltrated this protest he says that the government the government forces are going

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saying that they're supporting the people of benny and in benny's that hospital doctors are saying they'll have to perform a modern suicide juries and many of the patients who are there both who are needed all of them have a baby in admitted with gunshot wounds the woman who died last night was shot in the head in the process that's how the death toll is now at 5 our team in beni in that same hospital also met with the victims of a.d.f. attacks the reason a.d.f. attack some of them had deep deep deep wounds a.d.f. has been attacking people using machetes one woman told us that 5 children were killed others had very or if the stories on the streets of benny things are calm back tense as you mentioned security forces saying they're going to do everything they can to contain the situation and this follows all that day long gunshots. the military fact of the taking over the streets of benny running battles between security forces and the police. the congolese military has been reinforcing in the eastern town of beni. this people are marching on a un peacekeepers base at what they see as if the

can you thank you for giving us that update from benny let's bring in catherine so she is joining us from goma that's the largest city in the eastern democratic republic of congo and where you are catherine there's a general strike being observed right now in support of the protestors. yes i'm hearing the morning 5 a lot of shops were closed the streets are empty but it seems people are coming back to do their businesses where we are now a few clothes a few shops a still clothes on and on a normal day it will be a bit small busier than it is now but then again like i said people are still coming people are coming back to do their jobs. traffic has now started moving and i did mention just going back to that situation in benny i talked to the governor of north kivu benny is in north kivu province and the governor expressed a lot of concern saying that if this protest in beni continue unchecked then they could eventually be infiltrated by militia groups are not just talking about a.d.f. me. there's also another group called my my which is more entrenched with the community he says that

produce and then you can even speaking to us via the phone from benny and easton bring us updates as we get and stay safe and. strikes have killed at least 3 people in libya's capital a jet targeted the neighborhood in southern company on sunday military sources say the attack was carried out by forces links to warlord khalifa haftar. now the white house says it will not take part in the next step of the impeachment inquiry into donald trump the us president had been given until sunday to confirm whether or not he'd send legal representatives to a hearing on wednesday the white house says it will respond separately about a 2nd hearing which has a friday deadline the u.s. president is accused of us can ukraine to investigate political rival joe biden and biden son in exchange for military aid but it's been a busy week and it will be a busy week ahead for the impeachment inquiry and members of the house intelligence committee are due to receive a copy of the impeachment report later on monday that will outline the findings of its investigation into trump's dealings with ukraine they'll

democratic republic of congo say 4 people were killed on monday during protests in the eastern town of benny 3 protesters and one policeman gunfire was heard as civilians marched on a un peacekeeping base in the area the congolese army has been deployed to block them from getting close but locals are protesting against what they feel is a lack of protection from the un after a recent spate of attacks by all and rebel groups at least 100 people were killed in november and the on the democratic forces militia has been blamed for much of the violence well the army has issued an appeal for locals to avoid protesting because it's preventing the soldiers from carrying out security operations. we are calling on our populations and all other members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemy population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy d.r.s. the soldiers is not the enemy un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.d.f. rebels unfortunately the a.d.f. rebels are operating throughout the population the protests are disturbing the army from its ob

but on monday alone for protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak that's key. more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and this ruling trees distrust in an area were government troops and sometimes these keepers are not always seen as well as do courses by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al-jazeera well adam day is the head of programs at the u.n. university center for policy research and was previously a senior advisor to the un on this school he says that a large factor in the u.s. failure to achieve peace has been the lack of contacts with the allied democratic forces one of the main rebel groups they are one of the most secretive and difficult to contact groups when i was living there we had lines of communication open i'd say with every other major group except the a.d.f. and they have really kept themselves sequestered from contact which makes obviously a nonmil

gantz so that has also seen some increase in support for benny gantz is blue and white party not enough yet to see him with a real prospect of a big enough majority to form a government of his own after the next elections which do not look like they will be in early march next year harold thank you for that for now out of power for through the latest live in western north and thank you. now greenland's ice sheet is melting at an 18 alarming rate 7 times faster than the 1990 s. new analysis of satellite data shows it's losing about $250000000000.00 tons of ice every year and the losses are continuing to accelerate since 1902 amount of water from greenland has raised global sea levels by one centimeter and that puts millions more people at risk from flooding or climate activists has accused leaders of using the cop $25.00 climate summit as a way to avoid taking real action the swedish teenager was speaking at the event in madrid and she told delegates that politicians and c.e.o.'s are doing almost nothing to tackle the global climate emergency except creative p.r. . finding holistic solut

but we don't already he's going to be traveling to benny where basically is is going to be assessing the situation there and also boasting the more of his staff members that he's an area where people where health workers are responding to and a boiler outbreak that started a little over a year and a half ago just. to go and they've also been attacked boiler respond as this week's was passed 4 of them were killed in areas where people are still getting infected some compounds those off he says all of them are attacked as well so now w.h.o. has 7 reduced on the what capacity operations have come down they have also evacuated from stuff members we also have some humanitarian organizations like you when child agency unicef that has evacuated 9 of jill stuff members as well as doctors without borders and this is really quite detrimental because a lot of gains have already been made in this fight against a boy and you know this director general doc that had those again to use this to say is that if the situation the security situation if it goes on and checked then this is going to be a bi

repeated one thing has to be done we have to win big repeated talks between blue and whites leader benny gantz and netanyahu went nowhere netanyahu insisting that he stay on in office for several months at least guns refusing to serve with an indicted prime minister dances last gasp demand that netanyahu give up any prospect of parliamentary immunity from prosecution was rebuffed by the prime minister and there was no bailout from netanyahu former ally and defense minister avigdor lieberman he refused to bring his party into a right wing coalition and so israelis are going back to the polls next year in the meantime netanyahu will have to face down a leadership challenge from a senior look could rival and a potential legal challenge to the chitta mysie to stand as prime minister. while under indictment but few are betting against a 3rd consecutive battle between netanyahu and dance and for now at least the polls suggest a 3rd inconclusive result sorry for said al-jazeera west jerusalem. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order which he says is intended to end the anti se

medical kits as well and so on and so they were stoned to death now what people have done people of benny have done since that time is saying that they were going to take charge of their own security so they've set up this checkpoints in some parts and there are people who are coming into the city and via calls particularly those who are coming from areas where these killings have been happening they're saying that they do not trust security forces enough to do this and to take care of their safety is also an ongoing offensive with the military and the u.n. against a.d.f. in the forest we spoke to the spokesman about that as well he said that they're making advances they have been able to take several bases from the a.d.f. rebels they've also been able to kill one of the top provoke commanders but people are still frustrated they're saying why is it that even with the ongoing operation a rebel fighters are able to come back to the villages and kill them. i think 14 people have been shot dead in an attack on a church in eastern bikini several gunmen opened fire during mass in a village nea

democratic republic of congo say 4 people were killed on monday during protests in the eastern town of benny 3 protesters and one policeman gunfire was heard as civilians marched on a un peacekeeping base in the area the congolese army has been deployed to block them from getting close the locals are protesting against what they feel is a lack of protection from the un after a recent spate of attacks by armed rebel groups at least 100 people were killed in november and the on the democratic forces militia has been blamed for much of the violence well the unite. nations has been trying to stabilize the eastern democratic republic of congo for the past 20 years its mission which is known as sco has more than 18000 personnel and is the 3rd largest peacekeeping operation in the world more than $100.00 armed groups are believed to operate there raiding villages and running illegal mines the ally the democratic forces or the a.d.f. is one of the best known militia formed by ugandan rebels more than 2 decades ago it's accused of widespread atrocities catherine sori has more now from goma the larges

they want to cause maximum panic and fear they want to show that benny is and governable the security situation is out of control and they know that people are angry security forces so they're playing on that and they want to anger people even more so that we can see more protests going on and if this president has been re-elected for a 2nd term he won the presidential election with just over 56 percent of the vote he was 1st elected in 2014 with a sweeping majority but his popularity has slipped among amid that is growing frustration with the lack of jobs and economic difficulties. and sellers in the indian state of bihar facing attack after a massive hike and prices prices rose after weather extremes damage crops india is the world's largest exporter of onions but banned exports in september to keep prices down. russia's parliament has resubmitted a bill against domestic violence that failed to pass 3 years ago but m.p.'s pushing for the law are facing threats from conservatives and religious groups so it wasn't as a story from. reported her husband's abuse weeks before her death po

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peacekeeping chief visited benny where there have been those protests against u.n. troops people say they're not protecting them from violence to go but they believe . the message is that you should make the wrong enemies we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities. well catherine freud is in goma she says people know taking security into their own hands that killing of the couple yesterday by angry more than there was a child with this couple when they went to pick a taxi to go to areas that nobody else is going to because it's still unsafe so these taxi drivers got in constable questioned them the couple was not very clear on the answers they had no idea and when the taxi people sashed the bags they found all these paraphernalia military equipment bullets military congolese military uniform as

but today is more calm than benny where. in the morning shops were closed streets were clear but now we're seeing people coming out to the streets and going about their business and just to go back to benny i've just spoken to the governor of north kivu province currently receive it or not many is in north kivu province and he has said that security forces are not now just dealing with ordinary protesters he said that some of the people in those protests are armed with crude weapons like machetes he said that they're violent they're talking important installations that target security forces they're talking residents of any who do not want to participate in this process he also says that they have information that the processed has been infiltrated by militia from this faction of groups called my my my my is more entrenched in the community many people accept this group more so he says government forces are going to continue using force unless the situation calms down going to continue using force as long as these protests a

opponent benny gantz both failed to form a ruling coalition. and his ruling hindu nationalist government has secured parliamentary approval for a controversial citizenship law the bill uses religion as a criteria to determine who can be granted citizenship protesters say the bill excludes muslims. in an exclusive interview with al jazeera russia's special envoy to syria has denied there have been increased attacks on civilians in the province of speaking in kazakhstan where the latest round of talks are being held alexander have called the reports sake news. reports some results on. another round of talks aimed at ending the conflict in syria now in its 9th year for 2 days delegates have negotiated and argued about peace because the capital tunde formally called us is where this track of diplomacy began in 2017 between the guarantors russia iran and turkey the united nations also took part alongside the syrian government and opposition representatives they have to put civilians on their priority list make sure to go forward with the political p

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a mob in the democratic republic of congo has killed 2 suspected rubbles in the town of benny in the northern keebler region crowd attacked a man and woman dressed in civilian clothes after guns and bullets were found in their bags they accused them of being members of the allied to mccraw to courses which is playing for killing more than 100 civilians in the past month the most recent attack on saturday claimed 14 lives catherine so as more of the latest attack and tama and says families there are afraid the rebel fighters might come back. residents are now feeling that it's safe to go and assess the situation we're also hearing that some of the bodies are mutilated others have their heads cut off and this is a situation that people have been talking about for the past week or so people very upset with what is going on that. are able to calm and carry out attacks yet we have thousands of soldiers in that area carrying out an offensive against a.d.f. we have u.n. peacekeepers in that area as well yesterday evening the 28 people who were killed this week. they're still very much in sh

benjamin netanyahu has taken to social media again with a video in which he's blamed his main rival benny gantz and his blue and white party for dragging the country into 3rd elections equally blue and white continues to blame netanyahu for doing exactly the same thing with his refusal to step down having been indicted in 3 separate corruption cases they say that he's desperate to cling on to the prime minister's job in order to fight those corruption cases off there is a pretty grim atmosphere in the knesset the israeli parliament at the moment we've been hearing the 1st debates ahead of the 1st reading of the bill which would set the next election date march the 2nd next year and i think there's a recognition that this is a hugely unpopular thing that they're doing an unprecedented thing that they're doing as well by going to a 3rd election in a row with no viable government having been formed the problem is that the same positions still obtain as they did after the 1st election in april and after the 2nd election in september in that benny gantz says he won't serve under an indicted pr

violence broke out on monday as the protesters marched on the un base near the eastern city of benny demanding they withdraw from the region locals have accused the peacekeepers of failing to protect them from attacks by rebel fighters. we want different military units in our country we no longer want all those soldiers who have been here for a long time. their mission is to restore peace and to accompany the government forces but the population and the territory of benny has been mourning for at least 5 years there has not been a satisfactory reaction from monusco well the head of the u.n. mission in the democratic republic of congo sees the escalating on rest as making it increasingly difficult for it to fulfill its duty. where this we know that we assume and accept because we have no other option than to do and to try to mitigate their attacks against this population the protests started last week after peacekeepers government forces failed to prevent a muscular by the so-called democratic forces a shadowy islamist inspired grouping the congolese army launched operations against t

the congolese military has been reinforcing in the eastern town of benny. this people are marching on a un peacekeepers base furious at what they see as if the un forces to protect them against attacks by rebel groups including the so-called democratic forces determined to keep the mission out protesters have already damaged a number of u.n. buildings since protests started a little over a week ago the congolese army has been sent to end the violence but has failed to stop the a.t.f. killing more than a 100 people in the last month and up to 2000 in the last 5 years now they are ordering the public off the street. and the un on their side so. we're calling on the population all members of society in north kivu province to start working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . the violence in beni is now hampering efforts contain an airborne outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of c

the congolese military has been reinforcing in the eastern town of benny but the protests and the shooting continue. conny gave this graphic updates of the chaos. around the siege of. protester did not discourage him but. you have killed a police officer and his body was even supported by the protesters. on the. big challenge for soldiers right now chris. these people are marching on a u.n. peacekeepers base furious at what they see is the failure of u.n. forces to protect them against attacks by rebel groups including the so called democratic forces determined to keep the mission outs protestors have already damaged a number of u.n. building since process started a little over a week ago the congolese army has been sent to end the violence but has failed to stop the a.d.f. killing more than 100 people in the last month and more than $1500.00 in the last 5 years now they're ordering the public off the street. they in the un are on their side so. we're calling on the population and all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemy the population should not forget

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but on monday alone for protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola . outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the middle group. has ruling greece distrust in an area i would government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as do or says by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al-jazeera former u.s. president jimmy carter has been readmitted to hospital he's been treated for a urinary tract infection at a facility in georgia 95 roll carter was discharged last week from another hospital after undergoing a procedure following a recent fall carter is the country's oldest living president. u.s. president donald trump is intensifying his trade tariffs battle on 2 fronts one in france and another on steel and aluminum imports from argentina and brazil where shortly after arriving in london for a nato summit c threatens more than $2000000000.00 in new levies on french expo

the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and ours is falling trees distrust government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as forces by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al-jazeera. almost 130 people have been killed in one day of drug cartel violence in mexico that's an unprecedented number many are now questioning the president's strategy of hugs not bullets in tackling drug cartel violence as alan fischer reports from mexico city. it will take a while to repair the damage to view when your own city hall the memories of what happened here will last much longer. than saturday afternoon a convoy of vehicles covered in the initials of the local drug cartel c d n drove into town and began fighting this the authorities believe was sending a message to the regional government to. security forces surrounded the turn 60 kilometers south

but on monday alone 4 protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny is now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak the. killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and this ruling breeds distrust in an area where government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as orses by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al-jazeera. well out on day is the head of programs at the u.n. university center for policy research was previously a singer advisor to the un the new school he says that a large factor in the u.s. failure to achieve peace has been the lack of contact with the allied democratic forces one of the main rebel groups they are one of the most secretive and difficult to contact groups when i was living there we had lines of communication open i'd say with every other major group except the a.d.f. and they have really kept themselves sequestered from contact which makes obviously a nonmilitary approach

medical kits as well and so on and so they were stoned to death now what people have done people of benny have done since that time is saying that they were they're going to take charge of their own security so they've set up this checkpoints in some parts and there are people who are coming into the city and via calls particularly those who are coming from areas where these killings have been happening they're saying that they do not trust security forces enough to do this and to take care of their safety is also an ongoing offensive with the military and the u.n. against a.d.f. in the forest we spoke to the spokesman about that as well he said that they're making advances they have been able to take several bases from the a.d.f. rebels they've also been able to kill one of the top provoke commanders but people are still frustrated they're saying why is it that even with the ongoing operation a rebel fighters are able to come back to the villages and kill them. now the focus is shifting in the u.k. general election campaign to deal with people convicted of terrorist offenses this comes a

going to ground everything and we have been talking to the governor of north kivu here in go man of q benny is in north kivu province so i've been talking to the governor who's saying that it seems that this port the security forces are not anymore battling ordinary protesters that he's saying that people are armed with crude weapons like a machete is he saying that they are violent they're even attacking residents of many who do not want to be involved in this process they say security forces are going to continue using force to contain this situation and almost comes at a time when health workers in that region of benny are struggling to contain an airball a crisis right catherine. we seem to have lost our connection there with catherine catherine king hear me she's back ok catherine unger also at the u.n. mission yes i can go around the regional capital where you are i know that there was a general strike that was planned in goma today how widely was it followed. well people here in goma are also extremely angry today it's quiet are early in the morning we saw the shops closed roads were

but on monday alone for protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic. republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response has really raised distrust government troops and sometimes you are not always seen as i am and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hire al-jazeera lauri's carney is the founder and executive director of friends of the congo which is an advocacy group promoting peace he joins me now from silver springs in maryland or in the u.s. could have you with us live on the program sir is such a military response going to appease the public in the affected areas right. now it's highly unlikely public if there are 20 years of appearance experience with the u.n. troops and there will be the congolese military and to date they have not been secured there hasn't been stability there's been an erosion of trust between the people and the government in the people and the u.n. so it's going to

to dissolving itself and call another election the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his rival benny gantz both fail to form a ruling coalition after the last vote in september let's bring in our correspondent harry forsett joining us live here on the news our bureau in west jerusalem so which way do we think this is probably going to tilt. well it's going the way almost certainly that so many people have been fearing that it would go almost since the 2nd election on september the 17th the israeli president even from then was saying let's avoid at all costs a 3rd election but there was a pretty grim feeling that that's that was at least a very high possibility and it's become ever more certain as the weeks have passed since and now we're inside an hour before the passing of the deadline for the last opportunity this last 3 week window in which any member of the israeli parliament the knesset could theoretically have tried to form a coalition government had they managed to win the backing of a majority $61.00 seats that has not happened and so if it does not happen within the next 50

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a coalition government is coming to an end but prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main rival benny gantz still haven't managed to agree on a unity government deal and if an agreement is not reached by midnight local time israel could see its 3rd election and less than a year high for such reports from leicester a slim. a wintry gloom has settled over israel in recent days and even the prospect of a distant spring isn't bringing much comfort just about everyone expects the change in season to usher in another phase of slow motion political crisis with a 3rd election on the 2nd of march and there will be 3rd election definitely. because all the parties they don't want to give up about. you know this is tragic for the country there is no government right now everything in the country is disabled and obviously people are the ones paying the price. there is still time to stop it the deadline for a member of the israeli parliament or knesset to gain the backing for a coalition government is midnight on wednesday but the main players a deadlocked on the whole benjamin netanyahu now indict

a coalition government is coming to an end but prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main rival benny gantz still haven't managed to agree on a unity government and if an agreement isn't reached by midnight local time israel could see its 3rd election and less than a year before that reports from western. a wintry gloom over israel in recent days and even the prospect of a distant spring isn't bringing much comfort just about everyone expects the change in season to usher in another phase of slow motion political crisis with a 3rd election on the 2nd of march. 3rd. because all the parties. give up. this is tragic for the country there is no government right now everything in the country is disabled and obviously people are the ones paying the price. there is still time to stop it the deadline for a member of the israeli parliament or knesset to gain the backing for a coalition government is midnight on wednesday but the main players a deadlocked on the whole benjamin netanyahu now indicted in 3 separate corruption cases has taken to social media again this week blaming his opponents f