this is do w. news live from berlin suicide bombings target churches in indonesia six second largest city police say it was the work of one family including their children at least fourteen people died in the attacks and zero by out with scores of wounded also coming up u.s. officials including president donald trump's daughter arrive in israel ahead of the u.s. embassy opening in jerusalem israel calls the move from tel aviv a triumph of the international community who says it's

a massive setback for the peace process vocal line of to israel. thanks for joining us i'm marian evans dean we begin in indonesia where at least fourteen people have been killed and more than forty others injured in suicide attacks on three churches the bombings took place in the country's second largest city sora by a and targeted worshipers attending sunday morning services so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility it's the deadly series of terror attacks in indonesia in over a decade. places of worship placed on high alert after a series of coordinated bomb attacks left more than a dozen people dead and scores more injured all carried out by the same family here that i suddenly heard the explosion from nowhere. i saw people trying to

get out from the church but security blocked them until the police arrived and evacuated them. with the parent betrayed her was writing a motorcycle to try and get through the gate of the church security stopped them because it's not a parking area a security asked them to me but suddenly the bomb exploded. police say the family who carried out the attacks had returned to indonesia from syria the rise of so-called islamic state in the middle east has field local militant networks here. the father detonated a car bomb at one church his two teenage sons used a motorcycle for their attack while the mother was accompanied by two daughters. aged twelve and nine. as an act of terrorism is really barbaric and beyond the limits of humanity it has inflicted casualties on people and police

officers and on innocent children including the parents were traitors and their children who acted as suicide bombers. these bombings were the worst to target churches and entities yes since a series of attacks on christmas eve in eighteen years ago which killed fifteen people and injured almost one hundred and to the christians many of whom are from the ethnic chinese minority make up about nine percent of the country's two hundred sixty million people a community now in mourning which will try to rebuild. tensions are running high as israel marks jerusalem day which commemorates israel taking control of jerusalem's old city in the one nine hundred sixty seven war scuffles broke out after israeli police allowed jewish visitors to access the temple mount officers attempted to separate jewish and muslim men in jerusalem's old city temple mount.

in arabic is one of the holiest sites in both judaism and islam. the scuffles come just a day before the united states prepares to move its embassy to jerusalem the controversial decision has drawn criticism from both palestinians and america's international partners. well our correspondent my schwager is in jerusalem and she joins us now for more so my and we do know that jerusalem day is usually a day of tension in the city and this year especially so as it's coming just a day before the opening of the u.s. embassy we understand you've seen number of protests today what more can you tell us you know as you said tensions are high in jerusalem and this is a city that's very used to high tensions we've seen at least one incident where police were scuffling on the temple mount with some israeli and some palestinian protesters there was a video of one man unfortunately being punched in the head i myself today followed

some left wing israeli peace activists as they were going through the old city handing out flowers and holding signs in the shape of hearts that said we love you in various languages and the palestinian reaction to that was rather mixed some people were very accepting of it and some people were tearing up the flowers and throwing them on the ground and we have to remember this is a rather big week as you said we have the embassy opening to margery islam day is today the day after the embassy opens its knockabout day the day of catastrophe marked by the palestinians end of the week is the beginning of ramadan the muslim holy month and we have to remember last night israel won the your vision song contest so there's a lot of intersecting threads of a story coming together here are my let's talk about the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem now it is a very controversial move why is that. it's hard to understand exactly why it's controversial without understanding the entire

history of the city of jerusalem of basically israel has always claimed that the entire city of jerusalem is their capital which is not something that is internationally recognized and in fact jerusalem day marks the time after the nine hundred sixty seven war when israel annexed east jerusalem which is what the palestinians claim as their capital now most country is keep their embassies in tel aviv in order to avoid any sort of controversy or clash with the palestinians in order to in part facilitate the peace process but the u.s. is now moving their embassy to jerusalem which is actually a promise that the u.s. has been making sense really president clinton in the one nine hundred ninety s. president clinton president george w. bush both promised they would move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and then backed away from that promise when they were informed that it would inflame tensions and probably scuttle the peace process but now we see that president trump is keeping this promise and is likely to further hinder the peace process. reporting for us from jerusalem thank you.

well ahead of the opening of the u.s. embassy on monday our reporter tanya kramer asked jerusalem residents how they feel about their new neighbors. the street signs for the new u.s. embassy have already gone up this usually quiet residential neighborhood in south to slim has become the focus of attention. the building behind me which currently houses the consular services off the us will become the new american embassy moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem it's highly controversial the international consensus remains that the status of the city should be agreed upon through negotiations for now only the us ambassador and a limited number of stuff offices will move to to slim from tel aviv the complete bilocation will take many years the majority of israelis supports the u.s. move like here in downtown west jerusalem journalism is after all the capital of

israel i believe it and of course there will be i believe there should be some the palestinian state and if they want part of jews them someday find an agreement but i think it's ok the u.s. does move the embassy over here because this is after all capital in israel ask every kid what's their capital it's just was a limb and you said that chai think the american embassy should be in jerusalem tightly on the shoreline kind of percent i think all the embassies including the u.s. embassy of course should be into islam because jerusalem is the capital of israel actually fly and observers say that the defacto recognition by the u.s. would have long term consequences jerusalem today is more divided more by national less sustainable and more contested than ever before and nothing has changed about this move is a hollow gesture on the other hand it indicates a collapse of united states stewardship over political processes and tells the

palestinians in the arab world abandon hope you're about to lose jerusalem on the other side of town in east jerusalem palestinians are following the move closely they won this part of the city to be their capital in the future independent state many years say that u.s. president is giving away something that is not. it's to give to move the u.s. embassy whatever they do post and there remain are a few who defend this man for president it's our greatest right to live in this day and the next behavior of the embassy to jerusalem the only want things that shows you that americans are on this side of the saudis they don't want. rights for many palestinians to us has long lost its role as an on the spoken and peace initiative and why the palestinian stream of statehood fades israel is hoping that more countries who follow the u.s.

lead and move to embassies to jerusalem. officials and friends say a friend of the man responsible for saturday night's deadly stamping rampage in paris has been arrested in the city of stross berg the attacker was shot dead at the scene by police after he killed one person and wounded several others the man was said to be in his early twenty's and born in chechnya and had reportedly been listed in a police database of suspected extremists investigators have already taken his parents for questioning. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world and officials in afghanistan say at least ten people have been killed and many others wounded after militants attacked a government building in jalalabad the attackers set off multiple bombs before storming the building security forces then spent hours in a gun battle with the attackers the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility. north korean state television says the government will begin

dismantling its nuclear test site in the coming weeks and says journalists from several countries will be invited to witness the dismantling he said to take place less than a month before a summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong il. catalan politicians have cleared the way for a pro independence candidate to be elected as the new regional president the parliament had previously failed to give kim toto the required majority but that deadlock has apparently been broken catalonia has been without a government since late last year when madrid exact karla's pushed a month's cabinet. fortunate dusseldorf are champions league champions of the bundesliga second division after a three two win over nuremberg to take the title on the last day of the season with both teams already promoted and locked together on sixteen points going into the

match they knew that victory would deliver the championship and it was dusseldorf who held their nerve norberg won't be too down though they'll have a chance for avenge next season when the two sides meet again in the top flight. it's. your vision has a new champion in israel has won this year's song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese count but a lisbon the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising star for. her funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. now to barts allies song toy was inspired by the hash tag me to it celebrates female empowerment so i always start with the fact that people people want to get this right i know that but but. but now i'm. super glad i'm

surprised that is that people recognize and realize the different is that it is wonderful. back home and tell of eve the celebrations nuno balance as israel celebrates its seventieth here it's the fourth time the country has won the euro vision. fan saying that is when is also a triumph for diversity. see how. do you. think she's going to get out of this. thank you. so much everybody for the most of the people who have heard it were super good to me thank you for the hour.

she 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 heads of the big night. and of the random clucking sounds are meant to convey a clear feminist message i don't. read. the song has a strong message of me too and i thought about something funky that can sound like a cycle of. abuse it's like ouch like. like the fans that now and then it goes over and over and over again and it's likely to be played over and over again the following net is convincing win over

a strong field of zero vision contestants cold status guaranteed. you're up to date now on day w. news will be back again at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always get the latest news and information on our web site that's at diva leave dot com american evanston from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. and. listening. and to curse. the force of nature and in this case. monsoons the tropical. there's a song.