the but. this is it really was a line from berlin or a missing tensions in the middle east or israeli military just strike targets in gaza in retaliation for rocket fire from the polish palestinian enclave prime minister netanyahu said israel is responding to quote wanton aggression all that says he stood shoulder to shoulder with u.s. president donald trump in washington at a ceremony fully recognizing the occupied golan heights as israeli territory also coming up to recent may's latest brigs it pete a plea falls on deaf ears britain's prime minister tells

a lawmaker she doesn't yet have the support to put her much maligned divorce deal up for a third vote but she still fighting to convince m.p.'s to hold one more vote on the flat failure could spell the end of may's term as prime minister and the world's best teacher canyon francisca that monica roos generosity and passion for science is lifting students out of poverty appear to be she wins the global teacher prize taking hold in one that million dollars. thank you so much for your company everyone israeli military jets have begun retaliatory strikes against targets in gaza multiple destinations have been so.

seen and heard around gaza city israel says it's targeting infrastructure of the militant islamist group hamas which holds power in gaza all that's in their response to a palestinian rocket attack that hit a town north of tel aviv injuring seven then you know it was speaking in the white house before meeting with the dalai trump let's hear what netanyahu had to say yesterday a rocket was fired from gaza deep inside israel it hit a home north of tel aviv it wounded seven grueling two small children and miraculously no one was hurt no one was killed israel will not tolerate this i will not tolerate this and as we speak as i told you mr president just now israel is responding forcefully to this wanton aggression and we've got to team coverage on these a breaking developments from the mid is joining us from washington is our bureau chief there alexander von aman and interviews tanya kramer is in jerusalem for you

good evening to you both tanya want to start with you in jerusalem we just heard prime minister benjamin netanyahu is speaking in washington d.c. confirming israel's retaliation is underway what more can you tell us. yes that's right there reported airstrikes all over gaza at the moment that's what has been expected all day after this rocket strike this morning on the center now residence is very residence south nearby the gaza strip have been advised to be close to soldiers in the south and also in the center of the country such as have been opened because now the question is how will gaza militant groups how will they react to the asked the command center that is a center that is representing all the militant groups has already threatened early

this afternoon that they are going to retaliate. with begin to strike gaza of course in gaza residents are bracing for a very difficult night and no shelters for civilians in the gaza strip and it's a hard it's a densely populated area so it's very difficult for them because all these airstrikes are bracing for a long and difficult night in gaza let's go now to washington to our bird chief there all xander alexander tell us what the president trumps reaction was to appear as a prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that airstrikes have begun. presidents trump express condolences to an attorney for the gaza rocket attack and affirmed israel's right right to defend itself from such attacks and he also once again here in the white house stressed how important this relationship is between the two

country he even said our relationship if colorful and he also reminded everyone watching or attending this event that it was him who decided as you as president to recognize joselo as israel's capital and to move you ass embassy to jerusalem. and he so the whole event here was creating a man's as a sign ofa port for israel and for. on so strong a supporter for israel from president a trying time yeah. i mean rocket launches from gaza are not that unusual what makes this particular rocket fired from gaza towards tel aviv difference. why was the second time in just two weeks at a longer range missile was fired well into the center for israel x. the this rocket exploded over religion over a house which was destroyed

a small village in the north of tel aviv and people were also injured so this is rather unusual that it goes so deep inside the country and that is also why there's so much pressure now on the prime minister and it's now to respond to this forcefully some politicians you have said that you know it is right needs to restore its deterrence and have called for a lot military operation of course we have to wait and see how this military operation will not develop in the coming hours but none of the militant groups in gaza have claimed responsibility for this attack. i mean simultaneously as all of this is unfolding in real time a president all trump has formally recognized the occupied golan heights as israeli territory is this another show a strong show of support for israel or does it mean a lot more. i think it's another show for those of support

for israel definitely but we have also to add to that by signing this proclamation and by recognizing israel sobranie over the golan heights the president you have president broke with a decade long you have policy in the region and by doing so the u.s. is undermining standing international laws among them to you and security resolutions and by doing so actually the administration is and door seeing forcibly taking land from other countries so that could set a precedent for trump however it is important a very important decision it is playing to his base. to his supporters and it's also important for the trump administration because it helps them to counter iran's activities in the region in syria. years of bureau chief in the washington

alexander phenomena thank you so very much and cramer reporting live from much jerusalem thank you. and next we turn to what is shaping up to be another to mulch us week and britain's a messy brags that saga prime minister trieste a man has conceded that she lacks the necessary support to bring her twice defeated e.u. divorce plan up for a third vote well a prime minister addressed her parliament after holding an emergency cabinet meeting to find a way forward on briggs it well as you might recall the e.u. has given her until april twelfth to win parliamentary backing for the deal or find a viable alternative but it is with great regret that i have had to conclude that as things stand there is still not sufficient support in the house to bring back the deal for thirty four votes. i continue i continue to have discussions with colleagues across the house to build support so that we can bring the full vote for which this week and guarantee brants it if we can all the

government made a commitment that we would work across the house to find a majority on the way forward. so it's not looking good for teresa mayes briggs's a deal let's get you the latest from london where you have user charlotte pos is standing by charlotte what next for theresa may. well this was the first time she addressed parliament after she returned from brussels where the e.u. extended to the exit date for the u.k. until april twelfth or as you mentioned until may twenty second if she gets a deal through parliament there was draw agreement and at this time she conceded that it doesn't look likely that she would get it through the northern irish the u.p.a. and the tears within her own tory party don't seem likely to be on board to vote in favor of for withdrawal agreement so she still believes that is the right way forward she is holding on to that view and she's trying to push really votes for

that vote within this week and hoping to bring it before parliament she also said that members of parliament needed to confront reality but what that reality looks like is a bit unclear and meanwhile polman has decided on a different way forward they are going to vote on a series of amendments tonight and one amendment would basically put control of the bracks this process towards parliament so they could take control and find a good way forward so there seems to be a power struggle under way behind is through some a fighting for her political life and can she survive this. yes she certainly is over the weekend there was a lot of criticism to what so from her own tory party from the conservatives also of course from the opposition and from the northern irish d u p basically she upset

members of parliament last week when she blamed the madness of the bricks of process on the members of parliament and right now the sensible thing to ask within the tory party is is it sensible to have a leadership contest and it seems like today that the members of parliament and members of her own party came to the conclusion that this is not a sensible way that this process should still lying in her hands to be continued charlotte potts reporting from london thank you. as we have to speak now as some of the other stories making news around the world is spain a former gym teacher at a catholic school has gone on trial accused of sexually assaulting students will public prosecutors are seeking a twenty two year jail sentence for collecting many says who taught at a school bus alone up on it comes at a time of sustained criticism of the vatican's response to

a decade's long sexual abuse crisis. chinese president xi jinping is in paris for talks with president. she is on the last leg of his a three nation tour of europe and that of boosting trade and diplomatic ties on the spot at their meeting prison mccall has urged the e.u. to be wary of china's growing influence around the world. a teacher from a remote village in kenya has won a one million dollar prize in dubai for peter to be she works in a government run school that has just one computer and patchy internet access at best but the judge just said that despite all these obstacles he had made a huge difference to the lives of his students also be she who gives away most of his earnings to the poor was awarded the annual global teacher prize in a ceremony hosted by actor hugh jackman it winna. up the global teacher prize for

two thousand and nineteen its. joy as franciscan monk and science teacher peter to be cheeky is crowned world's best teacher. their peak rich. it's. called believe it is sloppy. about the best teachers of being one. being the best they ought. to be ci works as a math and science teacher at a remote secondary school and kenya's rift valley drought and famine are common in the region and ninety five percent of pupils that carry go school come from poor

families almost a third are orphans and many can't afford food at home. to be she left his job at a private school to help children in need. his classes despite being very overcrowded and having few resources have seen his pupils go on to win national and international science competitions. beeches efforts to turn things around have worked in the past three years and roman here has doubled and the number of students who go on to further study has jumped dramatically he also gives away eighty percent of his income to his poorer students and plans to continue in this vein with his million dollar prize money. list. this one i'm going to give it back to this society ok because. a private ok needs like get out for that food cook thing not everything so i would disown her be

ineffective just grit moment of that to this is that is when for benefits to each he created in his went to his students and he said that it was assigned they could do anything they set out to achieve. and we wish him continued success you're watching you know we do something a little rock n roll and then facilities up next are business news from africa and i'll see you again tomorrow same time same type just. a city in ruins morocco a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population . as fighters occupied the city center in two thousand and seventeen president to churches respond.