for being in walls in the, in the double another. so we need to pull them bought today to supreme court said like, ok there was enough evidence. and if, if the specialized score to las fried, it would read it in a much more context. they would be ready to make the sentence ah, a reminder of the pope stories now on al jazeera and is really aircraft has attacked a palestinian training camp in the gaza strip. it's the 1st that is really striking . gaza since a cease fire ended last month's conflict. it happened just hours after is really far right. nationalist held what they call the flag march through occupied east jerusalem. israeli police move the dozens of palestinians from outside the cities. the mask escaped before the controversial rally. 33 were injured. the raleigh was

delayed from last month, but was given the go ahead by the government. i was prime minister says it's a publication and fractions called for a day of rage against the e. u and the us resolve the 17 year bathroom, over aircraft subsidy for deal suspense tariff for 5 years for boeing and they're above us. president joe biden holds that a major breakthrough and says it will help counter china's anti competitive practices in the asian sector. we had an excellent meeting among friends and allies. and this meeting started with a breakthrough on aircraft. the agreement we have fall now really opens a new chapter in our relationship because we move from litigation to corporation on aircraft, and that after almost 20 years of dispute,

it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. well, president biden is now in geneva, where he is going to meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin. the last time the men met was 10 years ago and ties between russia and the u. s. u loza. since then. the agenda is expected to include cyber crime, election, meddling arms control, and human rights. climate change may already have passed and it reversible tipping point. that's the warning from a top arctic researcher in the biggest ever expedition to the arctic. more than $300.00 scientists spent over a year gathering data, they found that arctic ice is retreating faster than ever before. well, our series at war hotels continues next with a look at sarah yellows, holiday in, thanks for watching a fee. so i talked to al jazeera,

we owe me, we're attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone and me on my do you regret? well, it's like, gosh, we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman, preston, it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera the hotel holiday, the war herself was our house. people were shot dead on the entrance, the hotel i do remember time in hotels was a shelter and started burning him. but i had turned to the camera, man, i said, look, let's get out of here. how have this place continued to function? getting 3 and

a half years of age holiday was the best to tell the people of the world what was happening in the i me. ready oh. ready sorry, a city of love art and music. ready but on the banks of the many at sky river, the lifeline of bosnia herzegovina history has also been carved in the heart of the balkan. this place has given birth to civilizations, and people,

and witness was that of shaped europe. but this historic city where races, religions and ethnic cities have molded together was torn apart in 1992 by a bloody. it lasted for 3 and a half years and took the lives of thousands of bosnian, muslims, and crow at this distinctive yellow building on the front line. saw the siege and bloodshed closer, but also became a fortress for the world's media. this is the story of sorry, a bose infamous war hotel. the holiday in the me in 1982.

sorry eva was preparing to host the 14th winter olympic games. 2 years later, the holiday inn designated for v. i peas and senior olympic committee figures was under construction before the hotel was built, the land was called circus plat, because visiting circuses used to set up that kenneth morrison is a professor of modern history. at less does de monfort university in the u. k. he's written for books on the balkans, including one about, sorry, a bose landmark holiday in the design of the building was quite controversial. that was designed by this thought able architect, events that i was to the buildings. you can find all over the city, the skill model, the original skill model of the hotel was and was built in yellow was constructed of yellow plastic. but when the builders who were working on the building actually started to construct the facade and they saw that the facade was actually yellow,

even that i said that they came quite ashore. they didn't expect the building itself, actually to be mostly an architect. he then stress came up with a new hotel concept what he called a city in a hotel which you have no need to leave. busy floors and corridors which will open into a spacious lobby, giving the illusion of greater size the holiday in the grand opening was on the 6th of october, 1983 with the president of the international olympic committee. one antonio summer ranch in attendance. one of the few people who work to the hotel since the start is high row rough channing. he's now the hotels executive director down president. escape very small center at the southern gardens below that below the hotel. whatever it was for the village for moment, just kept to sit near below,

sneer go. they are not sure if they're not. she said no, no, no, no. what's your favorite? what's on the ship, the nuclear power bo believes deck work to the translator for foreign media, and he's very familiar with the holiday inn. she and kenneth morrison visited the hotel while he was working on his new book about the reporting of the siege of sorry, a po for me, the hotter holidays was always very important. first for the olympic games, i was really young girl who worked for the for the guess, how was translator in hotel. and in fact, for the 1st time when i get to the heart of holidays was during, during the game event. fist goes over golf. the you for your area winter limping, was short little tito as it's 0 and your zip cross. tito had led the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia since 1944. his death

in 1980 left, a political vacuum, a worsening economic crisis. and led to a wave of nationalism in the early 19 ninety's, b, a croatia, slovenia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro, a macedonia, pulled themselves violently upon after the 1990 elections in both near her governor 3 main nationalists parties. share power. the muslim s d, a led by elia is a vacovich, the serv, sds, under rather than courage, and a branch of from you to germans, croatian h d that the s d a n h d 's ed wanted independence. wellness serve as d. s. wanted to remain in the realm of yugoslavia along with serbia and montenegro . so the relationships between these 3 parties soon deteriorated dramatically.

on the 29th of february, 1992 above me and independence referendum was held. the muslims, known as both next and the croatians took a full part. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serb wedding party was sporting the serbian flag in downtown san diego. when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father, the family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosnian serb leader rather than the carriage. the bloody wedding episode may have offered the bosnian serbs the opportunity they've been waiting for that same night, they began implementing what was effectively a dress rehearsal for the siege of sorry, a bow. barricades appeared. an armed masked man stalked the streets from

his hub, but the holiday in red of an carriage over saw the action. this room room 5 studio, the suite was all seized by rather an cottages, the leader of the serbian democratic party rest. yes, he lived here with his family in this sweet cottage, his wife and his 2 children. and they stayed here until the shootings on the 6th of april, at 1992, where after cottage escaped from the hotel with his family. the sign monday, the 6th of april, a large but peaceful protest for balls in the in unity had made its way from the parliament towards the holiday inn and carriage. but snipers on the upper floors open fire was the engine list. semi courage was near by when the shooting started. i remember when the shot came from the holiday and actually we heard cracks. we heard some noise and then we so people, you know, falling down stairs,

you do running everywhere, you know, hiding behind trees, find some small buildings and everything. the better place. civilian hotel was not in a proud, sol harlem. and so for sally panell, him, guys in my name is spelled parliament up front to search it for you, but it will be with swat. it was 6 civilians were killed on that 1st day of the siege carriage it. she's gods and family escaped from the hotel, but both the police arrested subs snipers in the lobby of the holiday in which then remain closed for several months. from here, the 3 and a half year war erupt it, and spread across all of bosnia her governor. in

april and may 1992 dozens of journalists had arrived in sarajevo among the experience martin bell to be here tomorrow. negotiating from this very hotel. i don't see that he and his crew 1st stayed here at the hotel bozeman. in elisha, near the martin bel lives in north london. he left the b. b. c in 1997 to become a member of parliament, and is now a unicef ambassador. but to those who knew and in both near, he'll always be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because the wood already broken out, and frankly, we were a day late. we drove in from belgrade,

and the obvious place stopping place was ojo wasn't in elisha. the 1st major battle of the war took place on the 22nd of april 1992 in an around the hotel between the bosnian serbs and yugoslav, army on one side and the emerging bosnian muslim groups on the other. it lasted for 10 days. one camera man was wounded and other tv cruise rooms were hit by snipers, and shelley margin. bell and his crew were trapped inside the hotel with all the journalists, guests, and stuff. these red pitches shot by the bbc's, eric powell, chopin and crew, doing a live link for london with may have going on around the morning. so

we were on the balcony of the hotel. and while we were there, a huge battle erupted all around us. as they have done in the past to me, but it is, it is difficult to see that working at the moment because it is not as you around me, the real call at 6 o'clock and sometimes things happen and i filled the air above my head. somebody was happening to it, a bulletin whistle by and, and, and suck air out of it. and it hit the wall behind me. if it, excuse me, i just want to break off because we had somebody once in danger, the crew out here and at that point i turned to the camera men and i said, look, the scale out of here for our own safety. and we just closed down and went inside. and that was the last time you did alive to way in a public space in bosnia, for the whole of the more on the 15th of may. 1992

margin bell and all the other journalists left the hotel both and set up the new base of the holiday. in the summer of 1992, the subs were tightening the new surround sarajevo and the shedding and like this were relentless and indiscriminate. the holiday inn had become the permanent home for hundreds of correspondence, photographers and crews. among them was pole low and a bosnian journalist and an average age who had become his wife. after the war. hiero rough channel welcomed his old friends back to the holiday, and i think maybe the holding became the wall hotel in, sorry, because of a kind of accident, but also by design because of its unique location, the center of the city almost like this kind of fortress that you could look out

from all sides on to the rest of the terrain. somehow or other. we don't have never quite sure why the hotel managed to keep the supplies of food coming in and managed to keep itself relatively safe. was sheldon shot out on occasion, but in general it was seen as there's kind of safe haven in the center of the city hotel was very strange place. i remember and i came here for the 1st on it. it was just amazing. that was all this journalist that was, you know, most of them experience. it was like a little town in itself. by the time i came back, which was a but the 2nd week in june, the holiday inn was more or less put together, but i stayed. and a flat which actually had a better view on the holiday and of the nightly pyrotechnics of the fighting. ah, that i felt i needed to be closer to the gossip of the press court. so i also took

a room in the newly reopened holiday and told me about the 22nd of june. and that's how i 1st came to live there, and i loved the people in san diego. consider the 22nd of july 1992, the fiercest and bloody day of the siege. more than 3500 shells were fond across the city that day. most pictures and video of the bombardment of the city were filled with from the holiday and the hotel was hit directly several times by heavy fire from sir posts and go to bed. and mount treble ridge beside the hotel that you can see behind me was very badly damaged by shell and sniper fire. it was completely uninhabitable. journalist didn't use that side of the hotel but his m, your thought, your competitor below the stock line,

50 gallery of the same building. these red pictures filmed in may 993, show the scale of the destruction inside the hotel, where the main entrance and reception were the most dangerous areas. here was the 1st floor restroom, directly facing the front line. and here, an exposed side entrance, a virtual no go area. the basement garage itself, which shelton and so was packed with press cards and armored vehicle. but getting in and out every day was extremely dangerous. so there was a sense of his being in concrete cocoon, which was completely false because people were shot dead on the entrance to the hotel. but you know, they're kind of setting on sudden unwritten rules. he didn't come in through the front entrance and that was what happens. the people who were shot,

they came into the wrong entrance. basically i thought to myself, i've got a better chance of surviving if i don't enter the hotel through the main door, which was in the line of fire from the serbs opposite. and i had a further superstition as i was always walk to my room in the clockwise direction, however long it took rather than the anti clockwise direction. and it sort of helped to keep your life on the night of the 13th of november, 1994. the hotel was hit by a barrel shells, and smelling around causing a huge fire. and terminal in among the journalists. i do remember time in hotel voice was a shelter and thought of burning. at the time i was in the rotors office and very thick smoke. basically over took the whole floor before on the 5th floor and managed somehow to crawl out. for me myself. i spent a lot of time outside anyway, you know, so i felt safer when i came to than on the 3 of the river. but the no,

no, we didn't feel safe. there was no, no way we could have sold ah, the main street between the holiday inn and the parliament building became known as the night behind me if my or both me or the dragon of both. now it's the name of the street. the 25 years ago. this was known as a sniper alley. this is one of the most dangerous intersections in inside able the hotel thought immediately on 9th alley. and of course the journalists were living in and truck semitic. much of the sniper fire, which is one of the reasons why so much footage amity from journalists around this particular area. they were located in the hotel. the snipers were particularly active in this area.

according to 995 un figures, 225 people were killed here, 60 of them children, and over a 1000 injured during the siege, the foreign correspondence and photographers became a part of people's daily lives in san diego. on the ground, the conflict was relentless, but the world became increasingly de sensitized to people's pain and suffering. some like march in bel pull marshal and bobo liz dag stopped wearing flat jackets and helmets, while reporting amongst civilians. nita pulls on myself works like jackie during the war on our regular work missions during the day. because for him, as for me, was really decent to wear flag jacket in front of the unprotected people from who were in the street and who will completely exposed to snipers and shelling every

single day. mm it keep it, keep us cnn unami for a minute, which, you know, small of the sort of weather donna donaldson set up the course key. i its sub vicious kayla computer are many so cardoso we are currently merely asked me oh, i still photography toll no also captured moments of great power and poignancy. his prime location was at the notorious night per intersection by ali pasha mosque

on marshall tito street. here he took one a v i konig, pictures of the siege of, sorry, a bow where we're standing now is probably the most dangerous place, the entire city to sun. so when people want to come join the water, get into the main pulse of 50. they had to cross that intersection and the only way you could do that was to sprint for your life. otherwise you would have been killed . the so i start from exactly this position because i was protected from this night that in the hills. if i move for just a couple of centimeters, then i could have been shocked. but from here i was protected by the the tomb and by the role. and i could stay here relatively safely and shoots it shoots, it shoots and shoot. me stories abound involving generalists and the people. i'm

sorry, even church schalk was an american journalist, whom every one of the holiday inn knew well me. one of the most dramatic scenes of the siege took place at lyon cemetery on the 4th of august, $992.00. schalk was there with a team from roy covering the funeral of 2 children killed by noises. despite the shelling he tended to a badly wounded woman, then got her into his agency car and took her to the hospital. kurt shook reported on another tragic story. it took place close to the holiday inn of the notorious for benya bridge, and became known as the sarajevo romeo and juliet shook. heard about 2 bodies lying at the bridge. and he and semi courage went to get

a closer look. we went to the scene, we had the we had to hire because it was on the front line, very, very frontline. and we so 2 young people laying next to each other and obviously that there was the same as very well known story of survival, romeo and juliet bush and a mirror. the couple who won, they decided they want to leave for siege survivor. he was a sort of, she was them was when they loved each other very much and they decided to leave. somebody probably told them that's safe to leave. you know, they were killed oh curt short became very emotionally attached to the families of boscoe berg kitch. and as near the eastern edge,

he dies with death again, 5 years later, when he and 3 roaches and colleagues were ambushed by militiamen and sierra leone in may 2000 shore and his camera man, producer, were killed instantly at his request, half of shocks, ashes were buried in sarajevo, the city of his beloved romeo and juliet. the main road to the airport is now named after him. i see just sorry, a bow last in 1425 days. 11541 citizens were killed. and many more injured the siege was lifted on the 29th of february 1996, following the signing of the dayton peace agreement. that ended the bosnian conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management

and with a new name and remains a landmark and rejuvenated city. a symbol of the endurance and fortitude of the people of sarajevo, remembering their iconic war hotel holiday. and sorry, even though it was the ultimate was in the hotel, it's south side blown away by shot and shell, apparently the lodging place from hill. and yet away from where the motor's fill. it did not just survive, but cost it spell. it was refuge and it served as well to those who ran away. it seemed a question more like ground 0 than a place of rest. by normal standards, it was quite the worst. but a to us was and folk, it seemed the best we, the believers, they, the infidels in this most dangerous of all hotels. and those who stayed that were uniquely blessed

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