are we still have some common ground the the expression special forces, detain 3 suspects during a raid and the republic of the, i guess, stand as officials say, as a man, we're preparing it to commit terror attacks. hundreds of people deeply moved by the tragedy of the march 22nd mastercard. moscow gather outside the concert hall to honor those hills. their opinions are divided in russia as some call to reinstate the death penalty after the terror attack would put the topic up for debate with our guests and hear from locals on the streets of moscow. i feel positive about this because it seems to me that some people cannot be fixed, such as pet of files, terrorists and so on. the lifting. the moratorium is a big step back for our country. i stepped into the dark times when we say that we

will lift the moratorium. we are encroaching on the very right to life, which is inviolable. the 1000s of is really processors until a beef call for an immediate hostage release deal with a moss while demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he is not reaching any deal, although there is a chance to agree on a deal. so he is an obstacle, and as long as he stands between me and my son nathan, i will make sure he will go. hi i'm rachel rouble live in moscow. this is our t international. we star in southern or russia, we're 3 terror suspects have been detained. into cities of the republic of dag a span officials say the man we're preparing to commit

a tax with automatic weapons and explosives. footage from the scene, it shows one of the apartments that was rated by f. s. b special forces locals who are evacuated from the area during the operation are now returning to their homes. officials say no troops or civilians were harmed and investigation is now under way of the latest anti terror moves come as russia mourns the victims of the march 22nd . moscow massacre. 144 people were killed with many other victims, still recovering in hospitals. crowds have been gathering till the flowers outside the crocus concert hall throughout the week. the hundreds of candles were displayed in front of the venue in the shape of a white crane, which has become a symbol for those who lost their lives in the shooting and fire there. a steady stream of people continues to gather at a make shift memorial at the sides of snow,

packed with flowers and candles as low hills to pay their respects to the dead. on saturday, more than $100.00 formed diplomats also gathered at the memorial. here's what some of them told us or as office of mine, it was completely natural for us to come here, lay flowers, and be together with our friends. russian citizens. solidarity comes in many forms . we in egypt are very worried about what happened. we also suffered a lot from terrorism, and of course, we will do everything that russia needs. we stand in solidarity with it. we will spare no efforts. this is a very unfortunate sad event. we suffered a lot in a rock because of terrorism. russia is a fraternal and friendly country to iraq. we are in full solidarity with the russian people and the russian government in the fight against terrorist groups. danielle danielle came here today to express condolences to the friendly russian people, the russian leadership to

a firm level non solidarity with friendly russia. here in the concert hall, people died including women and children who are as this is a crime. and undoubtedly those who committed it must be punished, not only the director perpetrators, but also those who planned, organized and participated in its financing. russian investigators say the terrorists had received money from ukrainian nationalist and were cartwell, heading to key of us has denied that in claims isis has to blame for the attack versus foreign ministry, says washington's position is clearly a red flag. they have exposed themselves, the us started shouting, not cooling for an investigation, but started taking ukraine out of the picture, their engagement and involvement. and the story is of this, if they had no to be in the 1st statements would have been what they should have been, namely about the need for an investigation and inquiry and the presentation of facts

as well. the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman went on to say that the us has no right to absolve anyone unless they can prove who orchestrated the terror attack. but maria's heart of his counterpart in washington is double down on denial of ukrainian involvement while providing nothing to back up the claim. there is no evidence at all that ukraine was involved in this because ukraine was not involved in this. well, the moscow terror attack was ongoing, and most of global media outlets recovering the events on march 22nd german channels adf ran a report mocking the recent russian presidential election instead is correspond that pretended to be an r t reporter, while interviewing voters in the german city of bon? yeah, i'm getting icons. a lot of the comes with general russians living in germany can vote today. but other than german to take to ship. the coverage is completely one sided, but there is only one objective, it both and left. nobody dead. i'm from the band on the ground channel russian. today comes the lot even. could you please say hello to boot, and what do you mean?

unfortunately, was zimmer button. we are for use and hope that you will change everything onwards because it does not allow alternately for all of us value, we have stuff, they're gonna see water and ukraine already. what you are doing is drop. the german media wasn't the only one that failed to grasp the gravity of the situation in moscow that tragic day is are to contribute to. rachel marsden explains one thing. the western nations absolutely love is co opting their national monuments and landmarks for virtue singularly purposes by dressing them up like the flag of whatever foreign country i've just been hit with a national tragedy. all in solidarity with the people of that particular foreign country. for example, germany's brandenburg gate costs played other nations flags in their wake of terror . attacks in paris has done bull one, been israel, brussels, and it even dressed up in the rainbow flag after an attack on an l. g. b, t, q nightclub in orlando, florida. but this is the 2nd time now that

a terrorist attack in russia has failed to elicit similar solidarity with the russian people. the 1st time was back in april 2017 when the st. petersburg metro west suicide bomb by a jihad is killing 15 innocent people and injuring 64 others. now at the time a berlin city spokesman said that the reason why they didn't light up the gate for rush. i was just because st. petersburg wasn't a twin city of brandon, and they only did that for twin cities. but neither orlando, nor l. g b t q. vale are twin cities of berlin. you know, it is a twin city of berlin. no moscow. so, where's russia slight colors? nowhere to be found, german opposition, critics said after the st. petersburg attacks that all victims of terrorism deserve the same respect and condolences wherever the tragedy happened to be, even in russia. now here in the city of paris,

they pay tribute to victims of terrorism in israel, russell. busy and also in france itself, i routinely lighting up the eiffel tower. keller, big city hall, did the same to under victims of a mass of glass that reported they route to terror attacks of egypt, one in spain and a mass shooting in las vegas, described as the worst. and us history, the empire state building in new york's a city that knows something about nice terror having been the victim of the worst terror attacks on us soil in american history. on september 11th, 2001 was decked out for france after the bad sectional night club, the tax in paris that killed a $140.00 people. and also 4 come off as a tac last october 7th. that caused the death of $300.00. israel is the british government even pressured it sports governing bodies to honor israel's victims at their sporting events with the culture of secretary getting kind of mad when the football association did not light up the arch at wembley stadium with the is

really flag. so then, a few days ago, a master attack hymns moscow, which is been the counter terrorism ally of the west. remember, the joint statement put out way back in 2001 by russian president library puts in and then us president george w bush announcing cooperation against global terrorism. with russia being the very 1st of the gate to reach out to washington in the wake of those 911 terror attacks and to health the mission to defeat the tell about afghanistan. now russians were, it was significant in that including military to military and intelligence assistance from scrubs, a menu. and i call said just a few years ago in an interview with the economists, that nato was brain dead in obsessing over russia costa lee. and really, in his opinion, needed to pivots to counter terrorism, which also happens to be something on which russia in the west have successfully

cooperated. so given that history and that successful cooperation, you think that this would be a prime opportunity for adjuster, that really costs of nothing but offers and all of ranch, the only thing it might cost them is maybe having to put up with a little bit of whining for me trading president, why are we are as landscape? because he's kind of like a toddler who has a tantrum whenever the adult stop finding over him and just put them down the ground for a few seconds and are talking about your brain for like 10 seconds. but instead. well yeah, is lithuanian for a minister writing or as twitter account, which of course features that you premium flag quote. let's not lose focus. so i'll say the kind of guy who's asked to get hit by a bus and make a point of showing up bedside at the hospital just to remind her of what a big neg she was. but there are some countries that are immune to the peer pressure of the western fleet. in the united arab emirates,

the world's tallest building, the burst khalifa was lit up in solidarity with the russian people as was abo diabetes, national oil company headquarters. you think that if the west school was winning hearts and minds of foreigners for something other than regime change, then maybe they try to make it more of an effort or a heated national conversation over reinstating the death penalty is swirling in russia as many have called for the moscow terrace to be executed, capital punishment was suspended in the country in 1996. some officials say it cannot be brought back without passing an entirely new constitution. we gazed opinions from locals on the streets of moscow. i feel positive about this because it seems to me that some people cannot be fixed, such as pet of files, terrorists and so on. and i really don't want to pay taxes for them. lifting the moratorium is a big step back for our country. a stuck into dark times when we say that we will

lift the moratorium. we are encroaching on the very right to life, which is inviolable. i support the abolition of the moratorium on the death penalty because there are categories of people such as terrorists, pet of files, rapists, traitors to the motherland, who are not worthy to live after their committed crimes. more over. they are not worthy to eat all paid for by my taxes. i am against it because there are situations in life when mistakes are made. i don't want to think that this happens . i am in favor of people being kinder to each other and understanding more about why this is happening rather than resorting to some drastic measures like the death penalty. earlier this week, my colleague, michael quietly put this complicated topic up for debate with experts from some nations where the death penalty is still practiced. and i believe that uh and i for an i had to sort of do it. uh, if someone could. uh someone i law,

i would like to see him killed and that's a good uh justice because it is the terrance for other people not to to kill me. i do not think about this. one really is not just a simplistic one. that is don't call me to put this on. hold on to start on say, 4 dot the pin. i'll just go to the on us up the steps or do we have to come in and don't you're going to my country business. i was call so it's, i mean the grab the deal do fan so many different options. because if you execute somebody, you know, a 100 percent, they are not going to commit another crime. it may be a good a less than for others to not commit a crime because they know what the punishment may be. but we know a 100 percent of those who are committed and executed. they will never commit another crime. and the time that you see cartels and terrorist groups often ask me

for the release of their colleagues. if they're still alive, they can be released. but back out on the streets to commit other terror acts and other atrocities spend up the cost on that. the concern that we, how would i would i think that gives us or that you know, you know, there's always tons of emails that person maybe convicted the possibility i spent a month in under, on freezing on the account number one school kid that had me the government and i saw the person that was sent us. we did, i didn't do this, did i still have just somebody that you want me to say in the us we have to go through the whole conversation. well, if you are interested and just assist in, yes this, this is, this makes sense. but if you have a really good system. uh good just to assist you. that would never allow this things to happen. and then um, uh i be at least uh the risk is minimal if you would never have 100 percent

justice. but at least if you have the 99 percent that's great because the otherwise you would have 99 percent. and just, just by lifting criminals getting i tried them without fear of a strong punishment. we've done series on people suggesting that putting criminals behind boss for life is a when is when most suitable punishment on a creek death. the prisons have become at least of the united states, more comfortable than their own lives, outside of prison. in many cases, our prisons have television sets where they can watch their favorite shows. they have germs where they can work out. they're getting fed 3 times a day to buy snacks to, to eat in prison. but they have a pretty comfortable life in us prisons versus, you know, the death of their victims and the grief that their families will live with for the rest of their lives to embrace and be able for a 25 years or maybe longer. and keep in mind and protect them and,

and keep them alive is costing the taxpayers a lot for people who actually don't deserve and tell a fee of thousands. that is really, protesters gathered on saturday to demand of the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu over his failure to secure the release of hostages, still held by him off in gaza. the, the demonstration took place that inside the as rarely defense ministry place use water cannon to disperse the crowd as people block the road, let torches and bonfires at least 130 hostages, have been held in dogs since october 7th. here's what some other family members said at the rally in tel aviv the government to turn the new

government cannot be the. 2 the war and the my message is the prime minister lost his way. he is not dealing with bringing the hostages back. he is busy with other things that's not a relevant to the 7th of october of failure item on that netanyahu goes home and leaves us a 9 so that we can leave the country and that somebody else will bring back my son my time. and the rest of the hostages, i have said it before,

the prime minister decided to give up on the hostages. he is not reaching any deal, although there is a chance to agree on a deal, according to security officials. but he presents it. so he is an obstacle and as long as he stands between me and my son nathan, i will make sure he will go hi. on friday, the is really prime minister's office announced at the top security officials will fly to egypt and guitar to negotiate with him us. following the reports on the negotiations for release of the duct, these, it should be clarified, that prime minister netanyahu spoke with the head of massage, and the head of the i say, and approved delegations on their behalf to go out to doha and cairo in the coming days with the scope of action to continue the negotiations to, to tarry political analysts and consultants. ali l hale says the is really prime minister is installing these talks to keep the war going for some very personal reasons. pretty. i mean, it's cynthia who doesn't want this war to and therefore he is going to

still processing because the thing was the thing because you choose negotiations negotiate and the end of it there is nothing. then you have me to tell you all wants to get the thing out of the the because changes and the parent doesn't want to give anything. that's just the bulk of the, i mean, the video i know is very well a is very aware of the fact that if the water stops, you will go behind the prison bars and his, the future will the end completely, you know, is that very what? that's why ball or is it not just me the i'm going to can they look be in even the is the 80 they, i mean, you know, once this and this more to continue for his own there's been

a bit for this because it doesn't want to go to prison and the doesn't want to kill his the future was big enough. the un security council this week, they all jerry, an investor reaffirmed his country's move to seek full representation of the world of body for palestine unless the value so to own algeria will soon return to address the security council to once again to ensure that palestine is in its rightful place as a full and the solve, remember of united nations and what are you for months or jerry, on his side to pass several prominent ceasefire resolutions for the gather strip of the united states of repeatedly locked such airports for the range of putting pressure on israel and its assault on gaza, often times blaming him off for the ongoing war. but why is all jerry? are so supportive of the palestinians on october, the 7th in gaza. come off. milton cute is rarely forces and civilians prompting

a retard years and from tele be more than $31005.00 simians have been queued since then. the situation in the gaza strip. it's very rare in the sense of the reprisals by the french army and to both young, vigilant, sees against oh, jerry and rebels. and all mobs. in 1955 following raids by rebels, which mostly to the form of ethnic riled spots, resulted in the mazda of several thousands of the volume settlers known as p at snores, in retaliation freights forces jude several 1000 most. and oh, jerry, and it was also known as the affinity for bill mazda, of out of the august offensive of those on jobs. and the tragic events collective responsibility was essentially apply the gaze, the all jerry and just as it was against the palestinians who vote in favor

of the stuff that is lucian. he's a support to the palestinians right to life. conversely, voting your guest, a voltage. it goes, it implies an boseman of the brutal violence and collective punishment inflicted upon them the different c cause i've got a is the furniture and any time on this and he's meeting the human eyes, what's collective responsibility and all jerry, i only meant increased resistance, mocking unimportant turning points in the conscious history to colonialism is policy of collective oppression. we must apply with collective reprisals against the europeans, military and civil war rule united behind the crime is committed to pulling out people for them. no pity, no quarter. the war costs,

but the depth of between 400001 point 5000000 or jerry, and 25600 francs. so just as 6000 you appear in war primes to meet a garden, the conflict included mazda cards of civilians, raped and tortured the french, destroyed over 8000 villages and relocated over 2000000 or jerry and to 10 centuries and towns. i lay there naked, they could come $12.00 or 3 times a day. as soon as i heard the sound of their boots in the hallway, i would start shaking. the hardest part is getting through the 1st few days and getting used to the pain. afterwards we mentally detached as if your body were floating. today is all is follow in a similar trajectory. raising questions about the goal of each offensive and gaza, so face the jap, ponders of easily forces and civilians at the beginning of the war. we weren't beaten, abused, and the majority and prisoner sustained fractures in all jerry,

a more than 1000000 people were displaced by the french, worsening the prizes, and in turn, supply and resistance. more than 3 quarters of gathers 2200000 people are now internally displaced by them. a 1000000 prompts into the city of ross off a tiny silver of land with a population that is now 5 times larger than it was before the war. the similar already of the faith of policy and or jerry f, as in paul reese, all jerry up to support policy and all along. this is a very important occasion. the question of palestine is being reexamined by the united nations. and we consider that step to be a victory for the world organization as much as a victory for the cause of our people. our fact was invited fair by what syria in 1962, the french eventually accepted. oh, jerry and independence. 7 years of a phillip of build mazda for 18 years out, the old jew ran demand for federal autonomy, and 132 years. i'll throw

a german nationally 1st use on resistance a gave frank occupation, but violence continued because of seats stones are in the war. sapient of all retiring who, you know, its area, the 99 years old. jerry and civil war and connections to global terrorism from the feet of your german rep i was military really, but ultimately ground to oh jerry, independence. diesel is now defeated her mos militarily. but given a jeremy as experience of assistance as wally tact as well. and so about even alter a mandatory victory, palestinian political demands will only intensified some c o p 's, u r t, a pull job material. the total trans campaign staff have called on us president joe biden, to apologize to christians for designating easter sunday as transgender visibility day on transgender day of disability. we honor the extraordinary courage and

contributions of transgender americans and reaffirm our nations commitment to forming a more perfect union. we're all people are created equal and treated equally throughout their lives. uganda and pro family active as pastor martin simple says, western leaders who champion l. g b t q recognition are acting against their people's interest. i think there's been a state of capture in the western road by a very small group of ron, because these are the l g, b, t, q, ideologues who have coverage instead power. and they're supporting each other to maintain that power funded by a globally economic powers. but the culture and the views about family, about the society. i've read quotes with the people that the claim to lead and shocking to me that on the day of resurrection,

sunday delivery comprises that would uh cc to declare it tries gender visibility today. that's insane. but can you've gone that we, i've always to come up with a little against almost 6. well, let me just click on sy, almost sexual act, it'd be gone 2009 on we've got to through bar i pulled bama, going screw up to joe biden to the lowest pass successfully again last year. and it, and trying to fight against it in, in the constitutional court. and i'm one of those who made historical press. it is to as a civic person to say, look, i want to support the law of the government that was passed to prevent the promotion of almost sexuality because the african country at the same time, the us state department has expressed concern over a bill banning quote, to l g b t to propaganda in the caucus as nation of georgia. we're concerned about the

expected content of this bill. we're negotiating with the government of georgia and are waiting for the publication of the full text of the bill. after that, we will be able to say more of the george and parliament meant to discuss banning the promotion of l g b t q activities. earlier this week, the majority coalition, george and dream has proposed adding a new clause to the constitution, recognizing marriage as the union of a biological man and woman. and the new law would also prohibit sex change procedures and quote, the same sex marriage propaganda. here again is pastor martin simple who says the world is pushing back against the us and he used culture war whenever you make is done for the family. you challenge the very basis of western power, the executive orders that the rock obama pulled out in 2012. again, they were repeated again by prison. joe biden, the order of the entire united states government to comb bucks every effort to

criminalize eligibility status. i don't want to on the line that was come back home, but is an act of all calm, but is a statement that release of all the assets of that particular power to enter into was indeed america, you or peter, you are in a culture will. but i'm excited, but uh the honorable mom will come during the as the has defied that intimidation. i've spoken about this so brand new tea of the georgia cheese, repeat of the fact that the cost is sort of georgia. this is 2018, has made almost sexuality ok. find some 6 acts are, are criminal from average is criminal. i think that more and more countries are going to come up with laws against it. i do say with archie international, i'll be back with much more news in about 30 minutes. by the

way, there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as for so the funder lion likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to work. so let me, let me on that. you have very quick propaganda. you know, a price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask the better the answer is will be the .