this is d.w. news live from berlin and suicide bombings target churches in indonesia second largest city police say it was the work of one family including their children at least thirteen people died in the attack some sort of beyond with scores wounded we'll take you live to the region also coming up french investigators identify the attacker behind a stopping rampage in paris the suspect is a man in his early twenty's who was born in chechnya police shot him dead after he killed one and wounded several others the so-called islamic state has claimed

responsibility. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen. suicide bombers in indonesia's second largest city sewer a buyout have killed at least thirteen people and wounded dozens more in a series of attacks on church congregations authorities say the three bombings appear to have been carried out by members of one family including children the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attacks the bombings come just days after i has claimed responsibility for a deadly riot and hostage situation in the capital jakarta. for the latest from indonesia i'm joined now by journalist ricardo paris alero who's in the capital jakarta so ricardo we're hearing that police say the bombings

were carried out by members of the same family what more is known about the attackers well at the moment there's some details about. the family self we know that. this is a family of six members. of the mother the father older. male which areas are age are sixteen and eighteen and two female which eight are nine and twelve it's a separate if. it's of the attacks these three have tax increase christian churches one cockily pentecostal christian church so it was a coordinated attack from a family that came back from from syria which is something. i've never been seen in the show before these kind of conditional that are. now ricardo we do know of

chorus that indonesia is muslim majority country it's ninety percent muslim in fact of the christian community is very very small what are relations like between indonesia's majority population and its christian minority. well i mean all the main representatives of the society an issue out of president doctor we got our. director from their charts association all of them have stated that this is not a religious attack terrorism is a humanity issue and in general the mission to say these are very tolerant society i mean a practice that i'm wondering at the kind of islam you know that is there is the biggest muslim country has the biggest muslim population of the world so it is really an example due to following the scene and being in general they are at their mothers to say the intolerant but this is a different issue this is a radical hue and what's been the response from church leaders to such

a heinous attack well as i was saying it's many before. they have released a joint statement saying that they of course condemn the attack but they don't blame in a religion for eight they say the religions are about a lot about humanity so they made it really. because because you terry message to the brain to go there all the religions that dacor exist in this society because even though a. sense around eighty eight percent of the two hundred sixty million people in the rest of their. regions like interest some christianism of buddhism co-exist. and they wanted to keep going this way all right journalist riccardo paracel are reporting from jakarta thanks for bringing us up to date thank you.

and now to some of the other stories making news around the world and 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 is reported to be ongoing. north korean state television says the government will begin dismantling its nuclear test site in the coming weeks it says journalists from several countries will be invited to witness the dismantling set to take place less than a month before a summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong moon with. the regional parliament of catalonia has failed to elect a new president and its fifth attempt to form a new government catalonia has been without a government since late last year when madrid sacked karla's pushed the month cabinet if the region is still without a government by may twenty second catalonia will face fresh elections. now

police in france say the man responsible for saturday night stabbing attack in paris was in his early twenty's and was born in chechnya he was shot dead at the scene by police after he killed one person and wounded several others authorities say the attacker had been listed in a police database of suspected extremists 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 people and incredible people were shouting under the 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 that they're going to the paris antiterrorism judges are handling the case says. 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.

left once again tonight france has been hit. by twenty nine year old man has lost his life. sure i would first like to honor his memory once again i'm in moore it is the youth of france is what it has been hit tonight else france has been ohio there since a spate of large scale terror attacks the right twenty fifteen which have been claimed or inspired by the islamic state group and have so far killed more than two hundred forty people well for more we're joined now by d.w. correspondent lisa lewis who is in paris so he said the suspect was apparently known to authorities as a security risk so while were police unable to prevent this attack while he was known to police for being on a watch list for possibly radicalized people on that watch list you've got more

than twenty five thousand people and the people on that is unknown to police because they could be radicalized in this case we understand that he was on the list because he knew a man whose wife had gone to syria now obviously that's not really a crime for him you can't fault for it she could can put someone in into prison on the other hand you can say that the police intervened really quickly last night there's actually something that has changed too that more is up around to the way of operating the first unit the unit that is actually the closest to the terrorist site will intervene right away and that's what happened yesterday that is nine minutes after the emergency call had been made that police had already killed the attacker so you can argue that they reacted really quickly but it was really complicated to prevent that attack indeed and the attack of course plays on

saturday night it's a busy night and it took place in the heart of the city people are out and about so what does this tell us about the attackers intended victims who is he after. well as you said it took place in the center of paris and mariel we've got lots of bars the cinema is obviously the attack it was aiming for normal people say to say people are just going about their normal way of life having fun having a drink and that's what he wanted to target he wanted to show the french you know you can't just have a normal life and evil because an attack can happen wherever rather actually you know at any place at any time so you just don't do that however the president of france in my call has said we will not cede one inch to the enemies of freedom and many people here are determined to continue to go about their normal way of life all right so defiance from khon and people saying as they're going to go on with

their daily life but nevertheless this is one of many attacks that france has suffered how are people feeling in paris today while many people in france are afraid of renewed attacks they know they can come it's likely that there will be other attacks in the future however on the one hand they are trying to don't think about that about too too often and to stoop go about their normal way of life on the other hand according to recent poll six out of ten french are in favor of the government strengthening further strengthening its anti terror legislation you must know that france has one of the toughest anti terror legislations already in the world and it's very difficult to see how the government could do that all right lisa lu is reporting for us from paris thank you. preparations are under way in israel for monday's opening of the u.s.

embassy in jerusalem a white house delegation including treasury secretary steve newton and first daughter ivanka trump have arrived in the country ahead of the festivities the move of u.s. diplomatic headquarters from tel aviv comes on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state israel is calling the decision a triumph but the move has upset the arab world and protests are expected. now you're a vision has a new champion israel has won this year's song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capitalised and the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising star. her funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. now to virtualize song toy was inspired by the hash tag me too it celebrates female

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them thank you very much. with her combination of techno hip hop and k. pop the twenty five year old singer went into the contest as the bookies favorite racking up more than twenty million views on euro visions you tube channel and hands of the big night. and the random clicking sounds are meant to convey a clear feminist message i don't care. three. come. the song has a strong message of me too and i thought about something funky that can sound like a cycle of. abuse like ouch like. like the fans that prove that and then it goes over and over and over again and it's

likely to be played over and over again the following night is convincing win over a strong field of zero vision contestants cold status guaranteed. they're watching d.w. news coming to you from berlin thanks for watching. it's going to tell my manager today. you know the banks. and so watch the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. for mines.