after the fall of the berlin a. last . this is the job when you fly from ballina germany faces up to an uncomfortable truths from a time outside a synagogue. this is clear yesterday's ruling crunch has shined a whole country's took on social. demands interior minister says an anti semitic attack that left 2 people dead confirms that the threat to far right terrorism in

the country is growing. but really. just a day off to his troops at least into northern syria turkey's president added one has a loosely european union making jagjit criticize what we're doing in syria although open the gate on flood with refugees. and scoring the goal against repression the radian women and women access to these local sadia men are allowed to take their seats in the men's international the 1st time and almost 14 yes. i'm going to home free glad you could join me we start here in germany where the government is warning that the threat of nationwide right wing terrorism is now quote very high this comes after gun. one killed 2 people in anti semitic attack in

the eastern town of hallo wednesday the attack aimed at the city's jewish community following the holiest day of the jewish calendar yom kippur. a city in mourning for the victims and in solidarity with the survivors germany's president frank walter steinmeier among those taking part signs of the attack still imprinted on the synagogue door which stopped the gunman from claiming 50 more lives is bad but the 2 men still trying to process it all but i just can't understand what tacitus a 40 year old woman was the 1st to fall victim by chance as she passed in front of the synagogue minutes later the attacker killed a 20 year old man at a combat shop some streets away. the accused attacker was carrying 4 weapons and 4 kilograms of explosives material. during the night police raided his apartment in ben-dor a small town some 40 kilometers away. the 27 year old lived here with his mother he

grew up in nearby hell brought former neighbors remembered him in a lot on open house to spy without ever smiling you couldn't say hello. and no more how can i say look this is he was kind of a loner and you know wednesday afternoon the suspect was transferred to cause ruin meanwhile a judge issued an arrest warrant germany's federal prosecutor said his attempted massacre was an act of terrorism. e.o. voter he was attempting to imitate similar acts that had previously been carried out and as far as we know he wanted to instigate others to do the same so i'm not. i'm chieftain. germany's interior minister horst c. hoffa visited the crime scene both already have defended the lack of police protection at the synagogue saying there had been no warning. say hoffa delivered a clear message he says will tell if. it's brutal crime carried out yesterday

is a shame on our whole country. would you she do with our history of such things must never happen in germany we proceed. has pledged to improve the protection of jewish sites and deploy more personnel in the fight against right wing extremism his counterpart in the state of sex meat on hold says some politicians carry blame . you just well those who used the language of the nazis might not be legally responsible for what occurred. but they laid the path and lit the fire you guys did but i'm sure if the. hundreds joined in a march of mourning through hala to the synagogue laying flowers and candles signs of their rejection of terrorism and those who spread hate. holdall. chorus want to call nasa and send us this update from. the

city of hala came here today to remember and memorialize those 2 victims of the attacks hundreds of people coming to light candles and lay flowers at a makeshift memorial here in the city center in a sign of solidarity against far right by alliance many here in holland told me that they were shocked that an attack like this could happen here and that shock registered on the national stage as well with many german politicians being forced to admit that far right extremism is a growing problem in the country and that perhaps incidents of anti-semitism were not taken seriously enough the question now for germany is this how to prevent more candles from being needed in the future. you know what he's calling us in there in her well the u.s. ambassador to the united nations has warned turkey it could face quote consequences if it does nothing to protect civilians as it pushes ahead with its offensive in northern syria now i didn't say what those consequences would be but international

calls for turkey to moderate its action in the region are growing thousands of residents fled on thursday as turkey pounded a kurdish militia for a 2nd day. another day another pounding along the border. turkish jets bombed towns just inside syria plumes of smoke in areas controlled by the syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. a coalition of kurdish fighters and other militias. kurdish led forces control parts of northern syria right up to the border with turkey the s.d.f. forte alongside u.s. troops against islamic state to harvest. fleeing for the 2nd time around half a 1000000 people near the border are at risk warns the un refugee agency but many are already far from home having come here to escape the fighting in other areas of

syria turkey wants to push out the kurdish fighters and create a buffer zone that it controls on the syrian side of the border in a fiery speech turkish president erdogan slammed critics of the plan. really pay european union. pull yourself together you know should i say it again if you try to label this operation an invasion. it's very simple we will open the gates and send 3600000 refugees your way. richard you dalton your move to the regulated. sirens this time in turkey and a possible retaliation turkish state and news agencies say the rockets that hit these towns people came from kurdish held areas on the syrian side of the border

but it's not just civilian injuries and deaths that are the concern here. kaddish forces from the prisons holding islamist fighters from the so-called islamic state these prisoners were captured during the war in syria. one of the prisons in which the i as prisoners are kept under the control of s.d.s. forces was bombed by turkish warplanes yesterday and probably some of the members have escaped. and these battle hardened kurdish forces who helped contain i-s. fighters in syria now face a fresh assault from turkey. the 2nd of now some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president also on has held his 1st rally since democrats began impeachment proceedings over his dealings with ukraine 2 weeks ago in minneapolis he lashed out at democrats saying that they were trying to destroy democracy calling their investigation a partisan witch hunt. to associates of donald trump's lawyer

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themes that cross border this she writes across the board as and that's clear even in her style to tell us more from where you start the performance they will and she's crossing borders at the moment on a book tour in germany. some 3 and a half 1000 women in tehran spent the day doing something that has been banned since the iranian revolution all 1979 and cheering on the football team from inside the stadium now the men beach county bodie but the female fans claimed a big of it victory in a fight against repression. you can khalidi ranche football revolution silenced for decades these women were ready to make some noise. $3500.00 women brought tickets to the country's world cup qualifier against cambodia a 1st since the revolution of 1979 no one of these he made fans showed up hours

ahead of the match. it's a very nice feeling an incredible feeling something that cannot be described. but it was a hope good luck it's a very good feeling it's a great thing and i hope it will be repeated because women need to come to the stadium for happiness and to support that scene in the summer. but not everyone agrees with the lifting of the ban some religious hot line has met the decision with protests. fearing him government partially lifted the ban on women in football stadiums for world cup qualifiers after pressure from world governing body fifi who threatened to exclude the asian nation from the 2022 world cup in qatar the women still sit in different sections than the men but for now they are happy to claim the step as a victory. or it is reminded now of the top stories that we're following for you

germany's interior minister we'll see what fans have an anti semitic attack that killed 2 with me since it. was quote unquote shamed germany for said it's time to face an unfortunate truth that the threat of anti semitism the right wing terrorism in the country was very high. turkey's president pressured to have added one has lashed out at international criticism of his offensive in the east in syria he singled out the european union which is called on him to cease his intense it threaten to send millions of syrian refugees to yours. and don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play all the ops will not give you access to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications brain breaking you can also use that to send us photos and videos you think will find interest. or shinji daily news life from bahrain coming up next is

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