the week i guess this week from jerusalem is michael freeman, policy advisor to israel's foreign minister. country now listening to the key criticisms being leveled by the bible ministration. to go back to seeking a 2 state solution. conflict 60 minutes w ah. ah, where old dreaming of taking all over again, but what really awaits us experts say when travel restrictions, these customs cues will be longer than ever. this one, just be flipping 3 passports, they'll be test results and vaccination certificates to check. the cruise ships and hotels will take a tough line to the industry. you will have to adapt to new hiking measures like

touchless toilets at a good old mean higher ticket prices. before the pandemic, venice was overrun with tourists. residents wanted restrictions. careful what you wish for now, the streets and waterways are empty. the city depends on tourism. the w max and the reports on how ben, as is looking to strike a balance as if re opens for business. a gondola ride is probably the most romantic experience you can have here in venice. even for a veteran candle, ye, marty, it's your car, little noise, grumble, port camera persona. we take someone with us or we try to make them live. the dream . sonya she is one of the cities, roughly 600 gun. no use usually cut a lot or we do 3 tours a day. but the pandemic has practically run him out of business out over day from october to no. i've only done one or this city just came out of a locked out,

but said mark square his still be really quiet. the world famous kathy louis on remains closed during the week. before the pandemic streets were packed with tourists from all over the world, $20000000.00 visitors each year brought money, but also changed the face of the city. over the years, venice became almost entirely dependent on tourism and the pandemic with its travel restrictions and locked down further, laid bare the issue. these can phase here, once popular tourist destinations are now closed due to a lack of customers. but now there seems to be some light at the end of the tunnel, though nobody really knows how exactly and when tourism will restart. some have hopes that a new start will bring changes via was auto is an activist with vanessia dot com. the group installed this counter in the window of a pharmacy to help publicize the declining number of residents, 50900. 65 is the actual number of people citizens living

today. here in venice, that's 30 people less than a week before that, over tourism has been driving people out of the city. but the problem is more complicated than that. then it's itself suffered from the fact that a lack of tourism was also the lack of whack. for many, many people and, and therefore this is what we are experiencing now. it's a very strange situation. we don't want to much tories him because it would suffocate the place. but at the same time, we can't leave without tourism in a place where everyone lives off tourism one way or another. it is difficult to find a balance. the cities tourism counsellor says that the situation is not unique to venice, but rather venice is in need of a unique solution. yeah, no, no,

i stopped having the dentist and then it has not been sold out in a derogatory, sent you all to cities have experience the last few years. in the absence of all is to protect certain segments to city. however, it would be essential to obtain special laws for city such as venice and florence to be able to balance out the relationship between twist and venetians quota you equity. but often report to the stiffness, jani has a 1st step. the city has begun to closely monitor visitor numbers starting next year. tourists will have to pay a fee to enter the city. but more it took a lot to mrs. what some people consider the bad old days. give out the man who would also go back. what it was like 2 years ago, you list people maybe, but it wasn't a massacre like they were saying. it was a sustainable of us out of the debate over the future of tourism in venice is far

from over. but for now, most people here cannot wait for visitors to return and pay for stephen joins as from our science test, we'll get to the science at a moment. but 1st, when these board is going to reopen, not just the tourists, of course, but people who haven't seen their families in such a long time. i haven't seen my parents in australia for 2 and a half years. so officials that i are sorry, spacing, well, borders to open up in october 2021. unfortunately, this isn't going out in australia. it's expected not can be until mid 2022. that's a big weight. yeah, i know it's a bit better in europe. so some countries like poland already open with exceptions like you need vaccinations. some countries like denmark is planning to open fully on the 26th of june variance complicating this a little bit. so israel was planning to open up at the end of may not looking like that will be pushed back to the end of june. but still, you know, quite seem there's hope, but i mean, even if we can't,

should we be going and seeing i love once it's a bit of a moral question. it's really complicated. one isn't, and i haven't seen my family for a long time either. and i've been thinking about it a lot in terms of the pandemic. the things we have to think about the vaccination rates, we have to think about new variance. we have to think about the new infection rates in that country. and then also support a question and it depends on the restrictions of the country or coming from both of the country going to i find that quite interesting reading about what flights are doing. so flights have an i filter system that's used and operate in pricing theaters and it cleans the apaches to $40.00 times an hour. some of them on letting you letting people go and economy seats in the middle of the aisle. and they didn't affect the plane with between flights. and so it's, yeah, it's kind of complicated but that's why we have government and public health authorities to give an indication. at the end of the day it sounds like we're not

going to return to normalcy when it comes to travel it's, it's going to be a different experience. yeah, i think it's going to be so different. you know, experts against experts. the saying that much like 911 completely changed the travel industry in terms of security. that is what it's going to be like. now for health, you know, your health is going to be as important as a ticket or passport. so we're going to see an explosion in technology and apps that shower health data, but there's going to be questions that come along with that many public health experts, according from last to be mandatory and flights. this doesn't have to be a completely bad thing. you know, lots of lots have been on holiday and then got there and you've caught something of the flight and it's your holiday. and then so, you know, maybe that's home. what about what the science says? what does that should have lied on it on any of this or, or how it's going to work out? yes, so there was a study in the long says journal, published at the beginning of this year. and it looked at the impact of travel restrictions on the import cove it and what it found was that blanket complete

travel restrictions only really benefit the spread of virus and limited scenarios. so number one is if you've got a very, very low case load in that country, so you feel and with a good example last last to him. number 2 is if, if cases in your country growing and it's about the tip and to exponential. they also also notice that new variance were coming to consider if you want to keep a new, very and out. and that's when they can be useful. but they really code on government to, to make kind of tailored approaches to different countries. and use my stop to date data, and it's helpful to us as well to know the ne, april of epidemiological terms. it's not just the case of the country anywhere at any point during the pandemic. sometimes you can in the right in the right circumstances. so hope to hear from people. stevens, thanks for coming. so the world's slowly opening up again. i've managed to book a little trip to the greek island, fingers crossed the country,

looking up again tourism accounts for about a 5th of grace's national output. travelers will need a negative test or proof of that nation, and they'll have to fill out a passenger located form. so no quarantine on arrival, which is a good thing. and tourists are also back in washington d. c. it had some of the toughest antic toford regulations. it's reopening highlights the nation steady transition back to normality. the tourism sector does continue to struggle. it's a great question today on the travel industry from one of our huge abuses, saints and scholars. i'll let derek williams take care of that. oh, go to insisted the vaccine mandatory for travel. oh, i knew expert on ethics, but i'd like to explore this anyway. and if it's rapidly turning into a very big issue, decisions are already being made by governance and businesses and universities. you

name it about whether or not to grant privileges or impose restrictions on things like travel based on vaccination status. the 1st point to make, i think, is that all major health authorities are advising people who can be vaccinated to get vaccinated as a way to protect yourself, but also as a way to protect others. and, and that 2nd part is the real ethical crux. by choosing not to get vaccinated, you could potentially catch and pass on a deadly disease to other people. so, seriously simplified and boil down. this question becomes kind of a classic face off between an individual's right to choose what's best for them. and what expert authority say is best. all of us currently complicating the picture is that those individual nations and the global community are still divided into

haves and have nots. is it fair to grant those lucky enough to have gotten shot privileges like the ability to travel when, when they're denied to those who, who are still waiting for one to tough question. it's certainly not fair. but for me, at least it seems justifiable. things should get more clear cut in a year or 2. i think once everyone has had an opportunity to get vaccinated because they are, we have precedence. many places already have vaccine requirements for, for other diseases. if you want to travel from germany to a tropical country, for example, where certain pathogens are endemic, you have to get mass and aided against them in advance period. and nobody complains . one way or the other, regardless of the ethical aspects. i think most countries will at least impose

cove at 19 vaccine related restrictions on people who are crossing their borders. many have already done so me get my 2nd shot before that it will trip to great. thanks for watching space agency again say ah, is increasing every year many i'm gonna working on the only work very holiday destination drowning and the way we resign at the end of the year, year of the exports over in terms of weight. is there another way, after all the environment isn't to recyclable the

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polarizing russia. magnesia is an outspoken feminist. born not in russia, but in to jacob. and yes, she's representing russia at this year's eurovision song contest with the song russian woman. while she received so much hate from her critics, that she almost pulled out of the contest altogether. but instead, she decided to ask women from all over russia to send her scraps of fabric, which she then sewed together into this dress is more than one you used to add. now russia is entry for this year's eurovision song contest back home, half the country. think that's a scandal. they say militia is making fun of the ideal of russian women. and she's not even an ethnic russian herself. she was born into stan, her parents were refugees, song roles disorders. it's about russian women, the piano woman. yes. mom, i am

a russian woman. we come in many different varieties. that's my message and that annoying as many people, but russia is a multi national country. i am proof of that because many, she is also a feminist. she campaigns against domestic abuse. and for l. g, b t q writes some say her being sent by moscow to the b. s. c is a p r. stunt magnesia was surprised to be official. bodies in russia were outraged . investigators said they would prob, the song for extremism of dogs. christians were up in arms, the head of the federation council was perplexed to use. i recommend you listen to the literature. absurd. it's rubbish. but i really don't know what it meant to be as to the goal is to i, trauma, broken family cannot break me things. magnesia, she says women should leave the husbands if necessary.

the, with 3 on the policy. okay. you can preach on this topic to, but nobody wants to hear that. then you just some feminist. but if i do it with a touch of cell phone, i will need them. people off and laughter can help to process the pain because the pain is there. many issues mother brought up 5 children on her. she worked as a cleanup, but now she's her daughters manager. she says she can see herself in the song. she put in the song, what are you waiting for time to get going on the bus? yes, my name is korea has been helped by social media. she says that in the beginning she had no chance of being shown on t v. it wasn't with a solution for me, it's important to be heard. and believe me, it's not just the winners who get heard those get disconnected or mr. below the list. the end of the song and unexpected question.

the message is now being heard, even in russia. and you can read more about many online at d, w dot com slash culture. well, in the bolivian capital of la pause, traditional carnival. the answer is filled the street in protest against neighboring peru. they say the folk dance, known as the motor and not belongs to them, belong reading, dispute re ignited earlier this month when career declared the dance part of its cultural heritage. bolivia, cultural minister responded that the motor not was quote, the identity of each and every bolivia. she said she would take her, complains to your nasty scholars to the dance originated with him. sleeve africans in the andes, mocking the dancers of their slavers the netflix action movie army of

the dead comes out this week and it's got a little bit of everything. this toby, a zombie warfare and a very high stakes highest. it's also the international they view for one of germany's box office darling's mature strike, who he may be a household name here in germany, but now he's entering a world where hardly anyone's heard of him. hopefully that won't stop him from taking out a few. zombies. here's the latest by justice league director zach snyder. i would like to make 50000000 on a warm summer's eve. the story as simple as zombie epidemic has put an end to playing the slot machines in the cameras. paradise of las vegas. the casino votes hold millions of dollars. a commando raid led by scots was, is sent to pull off. an unusual heist german act mathias spiker

for is in the thick of it is his 1st encounter with the zombie genre. and with director zach schneider, that was the director and d o p on army at the debt. so he was always with us, you know, when we were acting so he was always with us in the scene and he was directing the same time. so i think it's the same so, but it's fun. it's like, it's like a 30 down to dream coming. true. like plays literally, dita, he's been hired because of his particular skills. a peter is like a very handsome but very nerdy guy from germany and. yeah, and, but he's the same credit, so he's the most important person in the, in the team. because if he dies, there will be no saved. that can be over there. anybody else here who hasn't killed as well when it comes to killing?

it's all about the brain. one comes out. just shoot. it brings us up. any questions? yes. what if i took a big rock and smashing into the head? what would that work? yeah. yeah, that would work. copy that to san francisco and try cover has long been a big grow at the german books office. he started by the movies and romantic comedies, seen by millions. why covered doesn't only appear in front of the camera. he's also active as director and producer. the money was one of his biggest commercial successes, me in 2016. he switch generous, acting in directing and producing. you wanted the 1st german french series for the amazon streaming service. 40 could god

why cofer has already finished shooting a prequel to army of the dead. and he's got to direct it to that's not as ami movie, but it's the highest movie, a very adventure size movie. and you will see seems never seen before. and it will be really funny, it's about the archive character. so yeah, and it was great even to have the opportunity to shoot the pre quote for a phone that it and to even make zack's universe roaming up. the more comfortable and yes and acting director at the same time i love it. valentine, ami of the dad has brought mathias way to international attention. it's quite a calling card. the

violinist mid dory started learning music from her mother as a child, pan at 11, she made her solo debut as a guest with the new york philharmonic since then, missouri hasn't just made her mark in the music world. she's also built a career around helping people this week in washington. she's one of the handful of artists receiving the kennedy center, honor for lifetime artistic achievement. this me when you hear me dury on her, mary violence. you feel this is an artist whose ambition goes beyond just making beautiful sounds. over 40 years, she's been exploring the variety of ways people experience music. the now she's being recognized with a kennedy center for lifetime artistic achievement away this

ana give me even more of an incentive, even more of an opportunity to be able to connect more, to collaborate more opportunities to reach out on to be working together with others. and very excited by math in missouri, it's also important to bring people together for music outside the concert hall. music sharing is just one of a number of charities she has founded since 2007. she's been a un messenger piece working in the poor, for example, to bring education to children and young people. she formed with fellow musicians in schools, refugee camps, and hospitals, the but she's well aware that music can't solve all the world's problems, but it can definitely make the world a better place. and through music,

one can gain anything, learn many things. one can experience many things, ideas, nation, maybe even the ability to be able to get out of the median environment. in her hometown of new york, he initiated mid dory and friends back in 992. it's a free musical education program for children and young people in more than 60 schools with more than 250000 participants. ah, she also has her own students whom she has been teaching regularly. even when the corona virus pandemic shut down much of cultural life, change what all my vision. so whether it's progress in performance or music sharing or you're in fence,

they all have called at 19 support programs, which is all online. during the pandemic, missouri has made creative use of many technological possibilities, including with this new year's greeting card. she has also stage life concerts with coven 900 restrictions. it changes the way we're interacting with each other because the distance involved is difficult. but because we're trying to overcome something different, sometimes it also, he's a little bit of a kick. me the music is what actually my interest in music music is what actually feels my energy work to be able to practice, to be able to do all of these things. the

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