Hello everyone and welcome to Amman Four. Here's what's coming up.

Israel on edge, unrelenting protests over Netanyahu's proposed judicial reform and a wave of

violence in the West Bank.

I speak to Palestinian journalist Shirin Falasab.

Then, when you think of the profit of people's pain,

you can only be furious.

Artist and Activists Nan Goulden's personal quest

to hold the powerful to account for the

opioid crisis. Director Laura Poitress joins me on her acclaimed new film

All the Beauty and the Bloodshed. Plus it's been almost spiraling out of control and for each one of these kids that I saw at the shelter they could easily put in 10 more but there is no space for them.

Filmmaker Simon Lorang Wilmot talks to Hari Sri Navasin

about his Oscar Nominated documentary, House Made of Splinters

on The Sorrow and Hope found in a Ukrainian children shelter. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm

I'm gonna goadriguez in New York sitting in for Christian

on one poor. Israel is in chaos.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is desperately trying to calm protests

rocking his country, protests that started

after a controversial decision he made to reform the judiciary.

Demonstrators are beyond angry over the move saying that it threatens the very

foundations of Israel's democracy.

One of the bills would give a simple majority in the parliament the power to overrule the Supreme Court.

Meanwhile, violence is flaring in the West Bank and now one of Netanyahu's senior ministers is facing backlash after making incendiary comments.

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