the germs the flu. this is deja vu news coming to you live from greenland explosions rock indonesia second largest this week the bombs go off a tree churches in the four existing surabaya police say at least eleven people have been killed with scores wounded as of bring you the latest from the region also coming up. french investigators identify the attacker behind the stopping rampage in paris as

a man in his early twenty's who was born in chechnya police shot him dead after he kills one and wounded several others the so-called islamic states group has claimed responsibility. and jubilation and lives spent as israel wins the your vision song contest. on. israeli artists next uprising live won the competition held in the portuguese capital with a song inspired by the need to movement. on its own a welcome to the program the so-called islamic states has claimed responsibility for bomb attacks that have killed at least eleven people in indonesia's second largest city serbia dozens more were wounded as the three bombings on sunday morning targeted. church congregations a appear to have been coordinated and come

just days after i asked claimed responsibility for a deadly riots and hostage situation in a detention center in the capital jakarta. but for more on the story now i'm joined by journalist ricardo perez celera who is in jakarta standing by for us ricardo what is the latest can you bring us up to date. good morning you know well basically we are on the aftermath of one of the worst attacks against agree similary. since early two thousand. we're in the biggest country with the biggest muslim population of the world. even though they most of the people there's a very moderate form of islam there has been so talk in the past years but we were witnessing one of the wars that i get is a minority because usually the facts are policemen and security forces.

so people are not used to seeing an attack on this scale at what are they saying about the news there are today. well as the tool keeps climbing we're now on only living more than forty. people are going to the social media which is the main way of communication this go cases. to express their outrage although the danish own population is. very. resilient. ovulation a very resilient community certainly something that no one was suspect in this is a scale especially taking into account the previous days there's been all the attacks there was a riot your. prediction of maximum security in south jakarta there were some arrests against some jihadist the next day so the situation now is

certainly of certain amount of fear. ricardo pervez celera there's a car to thank you for speaking with us. france they say that the man responsible for a saturday night stabbing attack in paris was in his early twenty's and was born in chechnya well police shot him dead at the scene after he killed one person and wounded several others a source close to the investigation said that the attacker had been on a state security watch test the so-called islamic state has described him as one of its soldiers. it's become an increasingly familiar sight on the streets of the french capital the aftermath of a terrorist attack it took place in one of parses most central districts on a busy saturday night and one person was killed. right. in front if i was working in the restaurant and suddenly i heard a woman screaming she tried to seek shelter but unfortunately she couldn't he came

and attacked her that's when the panic started everyone started screaming and trying to reach our restaurant. because we had chanting and a big movement of people and incredible people were shouting another table height on the ground that's how it started because. france's anti terrorism unit has taken over the investigation after the so-called islamic state group says it carried out the attack. at this stage due in part to witness accounts that the attacker shouted allah akbar as he attacked people with a knife. on the only person to the paris antiterrorism judges are handling the case suzy. you know what authorities say the attacker was born in chechnya in one nine hundred ninety seven his parents have been detained for questioning.

france's interior minister visited the injured. once again tonight france has been hit. by a twenty nine year old man has lost his life. i would first like to honor his memory once again it is the youth of france who has been hit tonight. yes. his tribute joined that of the country's president emanuel macron who said france has paid once again the price of blood but did not give an end to the enemies of freedom all my thoughts go to the victims and those wounded in the knife attack parachuted tonight in paris as well as their relatives on behalf of all the french people i salute the courage of the policeman the terrorist france has been on high alert since a spate of large scale terror attacks through right twenty fifteen which have been

claimed or inspired by the islamic state great and have so far killed more than two hundred forty people. but more on the incident are going to cross over in a to detail you correspondent lisa lou is standing by for us in paris lisa what is the latest on this investigation where you are while we are hearing that the police is looking into possible connections between him and other people we understand he was born in and ninety seven in in chechnya and then came in with his parents to france france parents are currently being questioned we also understand that he was known to be radicalized so knowing the husband of a woman who left for syria this person the attack a believed to be twenty years old was apparently known to police for petty crimes but and we understand that they think he was obviously radicalized so it hearing to a very radical form all of islam many of these information information is not yet

confirmed though by the police who is known to police for petty crime what about the victims though of this attack what more do we know about spam. the young man who died at night was twenty nine years old he's from home in northwestern france but we don't know his identity just yet for other people were injured two of them severely and injured and none of them is is in danger though the life of non of them is in danger and the more we understand there was a thirty four year old chinese tourists who was also injured during the tac but we don't have it and we don't have any names just yet ok it finds of course has faced a string of deadly islamist attacks are the authorities failing i mean what exactly can they do to prevent an attack like this again happening there is a lot of discussion going on about this on social media people are asking for to measure us against terrorism but you know france already has one of the strictest

antiterrorism legislations in the world and you've got this what you said earlier this database with people of more than twenty five thousand people who are on a watch list and being watched by the police who are possibly being radicalized some people are saying we should actually expel them up or them into prison but many of these people actually just being watched because there might be radicalized they haven't done anything so it's very difficult to further strengthen the anti terror legislation here in france and also obviously it's very very complicated to make sure that there is zero risk of renewed terror attack if you look at what happened last night this man attacked with a simple knife and it can happen everywhere in france it's very difficult to prevent this fully they say louis and paris thank you for speaking with us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. officials in

afghanistan say at least six people have been killed and at least twenty more wounded after militants attacked a government building in the eastern city of jalalabad the attackers set off multiple bombs before storming the building a gun battle with security forces or forces to be ongoing. north korea has announced it will be begin dismantling its nuclear test slice in the coming weeks state media said journalists from several countries will be invited to witness the dismantling it will take place three weeks before a summit between u.s. president donald trump a north korean leader kim jong il and. activists have paraded through the cuban capitol have to call for equal rights on the legalization of gay marriage they created. a company tear. on the voter attorneys has marred iraq's first parliamentary elections since authorities declared victory widespread as it is hoped that when

a ruling body is called together it could bring significant political change which could in turn boost employment and the economy. joining me now is a journalist based in beirut for more on this story. there is so much at stake so how can you actually explain that no or low voter turnouts. well a lot of people in iraq could are disillusioned with the whole process and also if you look at three leading candidates fighting for the most powerful position of the prime minister that all share so there is a lot of resentment among the sunni communities will be hearing from people on the ground rules that have been here three that perhaps are not going to have any say in the political structure so that split an important goal as far as a voter turnout is concern you also mentioned about the blockage is. that have put in place there's also a curfew which was due later lifted in the day people had to walk to the point that

discourage them a lot of people who went to the polling booths found out that they were not registered these lapses also played a role. can we say anything about the likely outcome of the elections will prime minister a body be able to secure a second term do you think. well the initial trends actually do suggest an abundance partings leading in second is looked at the souther look to the souther is a spiritual leader but he's quite political in nature quite unlike society who's the broad shia leader of iraq and the fact that these two parties are leading essentially sure that the people of iraq have thought of the problem of sectarianism before they've gone ahead and wanted of course these sort of seen as a guy or at least is trying to say that he is defeated isis on the ground but broadly in iraq you see there somebody who can absolute the concerns of the sunni's and simply the alliance that more of our souther is a backing because he is in alliance with the communists and is talking about unity in iraq so as much as there are other issues of reconstruction and corruption the

fact that these people are leading goes on to sure that the people of iraq are mindful of the problem of sectarianism that again was far and beirut for us. well as rael has won this year's your vision song contest the winning chew called toit was inspired by the need to movement israeli artists in assam mars bars the lysine here celebrating with her team won the competition held in lisbon. this year as year of vision delivered its usual mix of a collective style. extravagant sets. and show stopping costumes. but against some stiff competition israeli women that are delivered perhaps so what he is performance of all.

her song choice was inspired by the me too movement against sexual harassment the singer said she didn't expect it to strike such a chord with the audience i always start with the fact that people didn't want to get this right i know that but but. but now i'm. super glad i'm surprised that. people recognize and realize the different this is wonderful. that's message inspired delighted fans a total mentality of the of the i see. you . thank you. thank you. they have an even bigger party to

look forward to when the contest comes to israel next year. the bundestag the show is next stay with us for the us you're watching news. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for minds.