this says you know a news line from world in rising tensions the u.s. embassy opens in jerusalem as palestinian protesters and deadly at the gaza border all the spied widespread condemnation the controversial relocation from tel aviv to jerusalem went ahead evoke a truck and her husband jared questionnaire headed in the u.s. delegation in a video message president trump said the new embassy had been a long time coming amid the festivities the death toll among palestinians protesting along the gaza border continues to rise israeli soldiers killing at least forty protestors during mass demonstrations the single deadliest day since

protests broke out over the israeli blockade ramped up almost two months ago also coming up a nother suicide bombing by a family shocks indonesia this time a family of five targeted a police headquarters in the country's second largest city it comes a day after a different family coordinated suicide bombings on three churches there. thanks for your company everyone the u.s. has officially opened its embassy in jerusalem a move celebrated by israelis and condemned by palestinians protests on the gaza border have turned violent toward at least forty people killed by israeli troops there and with the clashes top u.s. aides including president donald trump's daughters. and her husband attended the

embassy opening ceremony in jerusalem present times decision last year to recognize the city as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. neutrality on the issue and put it out on odds with most of the international community all the move is a major win for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking at the opening he said it was a great day for israel my friends this is a great day for israel it's a great day for america it's a great day for our fantastic partnership but i believe it's also a great day for peace god bless the united states of america and god bless jerusalem the eternal i'm divided up with all of this you. know any medical. a day full of symbolism but also deadly violence will bring you the latest from gaza in a later bullets in the first outside the newly inaugurated u.s.

embassy in jerusalem is our very own my standing by good to see you in my in the us make that a controversial decision to move the embassy if famously never defined jerusalem as to use the prime minister's words eternal undivided capital of israel so going by what he just said is this is a fit accompli a done deal. pretty much leyla i mean we have to look at it from the perspective of the israeli as from talking to people on the street of course there are some mixed feelings but there are a lot of people who simply say look this is the reality jerusalem has also has always been our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our congress is here our supreme court is here and it's never been any other way now of course the controversy over to responding israel's capital is that when the original plan was drawn up for how to divide this region into two states jerusalem was supposed to be an international city it wasn't supposed to be the capital of

either israel or the future palestine and so now israel declaring and the u.s. supporting that supporting the idea that jerusalem is a capital basically makes it very. hard to move forward on any sort of future peace process that might be in the works especially because jerusalem was supposed to be the last thing negotiated in a hypothetical peace process i'm not the first thing that was simply pushed out of the way now on my own not so far from where this offensive opening ceremony took place so there's been deadly protests in gaza any of that trickling down during the ceremony. so yeah we've seen of unfortunately a lot of deaths and many more possibly in the hundreds injured in those riots happening on the gaza border and i have to say that if you're here in west jerusalem you can really hardly feel it unfortunately it's sort of stereotypical of israel there can be massive protests or riots or violence happening miles away from

you and you're walking around as if it's a totally normal day i will say that around where we are where the press is for overlooking the embassy behind me there have been both pro trump pro embassy moving protests and some very large counter protest an anti embassy protest led by the arab joint listen there were several arab israeli members of knesset here leading that protest and some scuffles with police were happening i saw a one person led away in handcuffs in front of me but mostly in jerusalem things have been pretty locked down. my a prime minister netanyahu showered president donald trump with praise for keeping his promise for making what is widely perceived as a controversial move the rhetoric aside there's a growing fear that israel and iran are inching towards war how bold and is the israeli leadership by the trumpet ministrations unequivocal support. this week in particular has been a big win for netanyahu not only are they moving of the u.s.

embassy to jerusalem but the u.s. has also announced that they are backing out of the iran deal and if you're netanyahu in your mind you are definitely thinking trump and the u.s. administration are one hundred percent on my side there definitely are some legitimate fears that something along the lines of an attack could be brewing especially because we saw these attacks in syria on various iranian targets in syria just recently i believe last week and there are also other rumors of perhaps israeli. could increase israeli presence in east jerusalem which we know you saw recently supposed to be the capital capital of the future of palestine which is of course part of the whole controversy here a lot of steps being taken by netanyahu and also fears that the administration may be swinging ever more right we heard a lot of his speech very much going in the direction of the religious zionist which is a big part of his base saying a prayer is in hebrew at the end we heard there

a bit of the prayer that thanks god for bringing us to this day a lot of mentions of the history of israel in the history of the jewish peoples connection to this land all very much play into that narrative of the the the right wing religious zionists correspondent my a shooter outside the newly inaugurated u.s. embassy in jerusalem thank you. all right we want to bring you now some of the other stories making news around the world. catalonia is parliament has elected a new original president and then a six month long leadership vacuum cantorial is a pro independence politician who has promised to work towards a callahan republic he's referred to as callow and is ousted former leader as the region's legitimate leader but if you armenians new prime minister says he wants closer ties with moscow he called it has met with russian president vladimir putin thanking the country's traditional ally for what he called its even handed

approach to his country's political crisis on took power in a week ago after weeks of protests led to the resignation of the country's longtime leader. iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif has met with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov as part of a diplomatic tour and saving the country's nuclear cocked serif received assurances from lab raaf that russia will respect the agreement despite the us is were drawl last week. now with more than half the votes counted in iraq's parliamentary elections nationalist shiite cleric there could be set to make a political comeback supporters cheered the news in baghdad where the cleric and his communist allies took the highest number of votes a victory would put her in a strong position to pick the next prime minister but he'll have to come here but he'll have to overcome opposition from iran which has vowed to prevent his block

from taking power current prime minister hydrilla body is the lagging behind in third place. while the earlier we spoke to deal with. him who is just back from covering the elections in iraq and we asked him what most of those solders appeal with voters is. he wants to have a united. and united iraq independent if you're a sectarian. confession. it's enough to say you're sunni you're she your records your etc because that's what's really it's the main reason of bloodshed when you talk to people in iraq and that's one thing the second thing what he did he distance himself from iran and that was something new because usually connected to iran in iraq so that's what's he did and it's a different point of view and he has he met a year ago he made the crown prince of saudi arabia so it's kind of thing you because again this is connected to sectarianism which is when you say you're shia

so you're connected to two to iran when you say you're sunni you might connect to saudi arabia and he is now in kind of middle position people on the ground are fed up also from interference of foreign policy from the u.s. from iran from saudi arabia and he might be the person who might change it but only because it's campaigning because all over in iraq you have big posters and everyone is saying on the right one was doing it and he presents himself the person who is very close to the poor people and very attached to the normal average people in iraq just have to carry him reporting a new suicide attack by a family has indonesia second largest city reeling once again while the bombers were motorbikes to a police station a sort of bio them blew themselves up it comes a day after another militant family staged coronated suicide attacks on three churches killing twelve people so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility both families brought young children along for the attacks. surveillance cameras

captured the moment of the blast. an eight year old girl who was with the attackers at police headquarters reportedly survived it's the fourth suicide bombing in syria by a since sunday authorities say all attacks were carried out by families including four children who were killed. in. this act of terrorism is really barbaric and beyond the limits of humanity it has inflicted casualties on people on police offices and on innocent children including the perpetrators and their children who acted as suicide bombers. sunday's coordinated church bombings left several people dead and injured scores places of worship violently attacked. the perpetrator was riding a motorcycle to try and get through the gate of the church and security stopped

them because it's not a parking area so the security asked them to move but suddenly the bomb exploded. the rise of the so-called islamic state in the middle east has fueled local militant networks in the country it's estimated that more than one thousand engineers have returned from fighting with i.a.s. in syria police are investigating links between the families involved in the attacks. suman stennis where the german number one builds on his already impressive season to win the madrid open on sunday alexander's vera beat the for middle dominant team and in so doing a twenty one year old put a marker down as one of the favorites for the upcoming french open. germany's big tennis hope faced off with a fellow german speaker austria's dominant team is eighth in the a.t.p. rankings five spots behind separate but in their previous five meetings team one

for spare of broca's opponent seven the first game and took the first set six four under the watchful eye of idol boris becker. team showed more promise in the second set but couldn't cope with a clinical opponent who made him work for every point. the school was one small six four at the end of the second the german finishing the tournament with out dropping a set and with one point two million euros prize money in his pockets. silver lining right honest enough i'm really all right now with my third masters one thousand of them my second on clay i say so right now i cannot describe in words spare of maintains his status as stood in the a.t.p. world rankings and as the youngest player in the top twenty he's tipped to be the next big star in the game. and to soccer now in the second tier league in germany clubs from nuremberg and to sell darts had already been promoted to the top flight

prior to sunday season finale but they had yet to determine the second division champion and they just happened to be playing each other while their emotional match up went right down to the wire. it was a sell out in nuremberg with fifty thousand fans watching the title decider prospect of the two teams he already secured promotion started with a top prosecution see you thank god he's got one six minutes to put the right. and the second chance to the second goal to either make the moment. the first off to another first loss finish when takashi was sammy headed into a pool one but before you know. on the alamo because he's the man equalized with a beauty that. we have. and while khan i have extra time with him but you know. it was none the less goal before tonight tying up not only to come back but inside the second division title. coach has won promotion more times than just the

us he can from no team has been promoted more often than nuremberg we'll see both of them in the top flight nixies. right on behalf of all of us thank you so much for spending this part of the day what i. so we'll be back at the top of the hour with floor of the world headlines see that. the people of the world over information provide the pennines they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter are up to date and in touch follow us home.